New recruits and FOS trainees belonging to the diocese of Fulda
The Episcopal General Vicariate of Fulda (BGV) welcomed new trainees on August 1st, marking the start of a significant journey for these individuals. Beate Lopatta-Lazar, the head of the personnel department at BGV, emphasized the importance of fostering and training young talent within the diocese.
The new trainees are not just limited to the main administration. They may find opportunities in various areas such as parish work and pastoral care, Caritas and social services, educational roles, and cultural and event organization related to church activities and outreach. These roles often provide practical training and employment opportunities beyond the central diocesan office.
The new trainees are for the positions of administrative specialist and FOS practicants. Their first day involved getting to know each other, orientation, and an exchange of ideas. They were introduced to the diverse work within the diocesan administration, learning about each workstation and the people who work together towards a common goal.
Every workstation in the diocesan administration is staffed by individuals working together on meaningful tasks. Behind each workstation, there is a team working towards the common goal of serving the church and the community.
The Diocese of Fulda offers a wide range of opportunities for individuals interested in church and social work. Beyond the main administration, there are numerous prospects in social services, schools and kindergartens, evangelization, youth work, and various fields of church and social work.
Beate Lopatta-Lazar greeted the new colleagues on their first day, expressing her excitement for their journey ahead. The new trainees had a successful introduction to their professional future in the service of the Church. As they continue to familiarize themselves with the diverse work within the Diocese of Fulda, they are immersed in learning about the various aspects of church and social work.
For precise and updated information about the Diocese of Fulda’s trainee and applicant opportunities beyond the main administration, it is best to consult official diocesan resources directly, such as their website or contact points. The diocese looks forward to the valuable contributions these new trainees will make in their roles.
The trainees at the Episcopal General Vicariate of Fulda can expect learning opportunities not only in the main administration, but also in areas such as education-and-self-development, personal-growth, and learning. This includes roles in parish work, Caritas, school and kindergarten settings, evangelization, youth work, and various fields of church and social work.
As they progress through their training, the new trainees will continue to experience personal growth through diverse work within the Diocese of Fulda, fostering their educational roles and contributing valuable insights to the common goal of serving the church and the community.
