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  Europeiska socialfonden...  
Räddningstjänster i Sverige ordnar egen utbildning för brandmän med invandrarbakgrund för att fylla lokala behov.
Des services d'urgence régionaux en Suède prennent des mesures afin de former des pompiers locaux issus de l'immigration à répondre aux besoins locaux
  Festivalen Världen i by...  
Temaårets ambassadör Heikki Hursti försöker med sin egen verksamhet att föregå med gott exempel och utmanar även andra att arbeta för ett bättre samhälle. Heikki Hursti diskuterar med forskaren Jouko Karjalainen från Institutet för hälsa och välfärd och med Europaparlamentsledamoten Sirpa Pietikäinen om problem i den sociala tryggheten.
Teemavuoden lähettiläs Heikki Hursti pyrkii omalla toiminnallaan näyttämään esimerkkiä ja haastaa muutkin toimimaan paremman yhteiskunnan puolesta. Perusturvan ongelmista ovat hänen kanssaan keskustelemassa Terveyden ja hyvinvoinnin laitoksen tutkija Jouko Karjalainen sekä Euroopan parlamentin jäsen Sirpa Pietikäinen.
  Europeiska socialfonden...  
Att möta ungdomar på deras egen planhalva (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
Meeting young people in their own space (28/02/2014)
  Europeiska socialfonden...  
Räddningstjänster i Sverige ordnar egen utbildning för brandmän med invandrarbakgrund för att fylla lokala behov.
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Des services d'urgence régionaux en Suède prennent des mesures afin de former des pompiers locaux issus de l'immigration à répondre aux besoins locaux
Regionale Notdienste in Schweden unternehmen Schritte, um ortsansässige Feuerwehrkräfte mit Migrationshintergrund auszubilden, damit der lokale Bedarf gedeckt werden kann
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
Regional emergency services in Sweden are taking steps to train local firefighters with immigrant backgrounds to meet local needs
  Hur kan språk hjälpa di...  
Här får du lära dig hur du ökar din försäljning genom att förbättra ditt företags språkkunskaper och interkulturella färdigheter. På denna webbplats hittar du information om fördelarna med språkkunskaper för den som gör affärer. Du får också tips och verktyg för att skapa din egen språkstrategi.
Want to become a better player in cross-border business? Find out how to boost your sales by improving your company's language and intercultural skills. This website offers information on the benefits of languages when doing business and gives you tips and tools for better language management.
Vous souhaitez devenir un meilleur acteur sur la scène commerciale internationale? Découvrez comment accroître votre chiffre de ventes en améliorant les compétences linguistiques et interculturelles de votre entreprise. Ce site vous présente les avantages des langues dans les affaires et met à votre disposition des astuces et des outils pour améliorer votre gestion linguistique.
Möchten Sie bei grenzüberschreitenden Geschäften noch mehr erreichen? Finden Sie heraus, wie Sie durch die Verbesserung der sprachlichen und kulturellen Kenntnisse Ihren Umsatz steigern können. Diese Website bietet Informationen zu den Vorteilen, die Sprachen im Geschäftsleben bieten können, sowie Tipps und Werkzeuge für eine bessere Sprachenstrategie.
¿Desea obtener mejores resultados en sus operaciones comerciales transfronterizas? Descubra cómo potenciar las ventas mejorando los conocimientos lingüísticos e interculturales en su empresa. En este sito web se proporciona información sobre las ventajas de los idiomas en las operaciones comerciales, así como una serie de consejos y herramientas para mejorar la gestión lingüística.
Volete crescere sui mercati esteri? Scoprite come incrementare le vendite migliorando le competenze linguistiche e culturali della vostra azienda. Questo sito informa sui vantaggi delle lingue nel mondo degli affari e offre consigli e strumenti per una gestione linguistica più efficace.
Quer melhorar o seu desempenho nos negócios transfronteiriços? Descubra como pode aumentar as suas vendas através da melhoria das competências linguísticas e interculturais da sua empresa. Este sítio Web fornece informações sobre os benefícios das línguas nas suas relações comerciais e também lhe oferece sugestões e ferramentas para uma melhor gestão linguística.
Θέλετε να βελτιώσετε τις επιδόσεις σας στην αρένα των διασυνοριακών επιχειρήσεων; Μάθετε πώς μπορείτε να αυξήσετε τις πωλήσεις σας βελτιώνοντας τις γλωσσικές και διαπολιτισμικές δεξιότητες της εταιρείας σας. Ο παρών ιστότοπος παρέχει πληροφορίες για τα πλεονεκτήματα των γλωσσών στις επιχειρηματικές συναλλαγές και σας δίνει συμβουλές και εργαλεία για καλύτερη γλωσσική διαχείριση.
Wilt u een betere speler worden in het internationale bedrijfsleven? Ontdek dan hoe u uw verkoop kunt bevorderen door de talenkennis en interculturele vaardigheden van uw bedrijf te verbeteren. Deze website biedt informatie over de voordelen van talen bij het zakendoen en geeft tips en hulpmiddelen voor een beter taalbeleid.
Желаете да се превърнете в успешен участник в трансграничния бизнес? Научете как можете да повишите своите продажби чрез подобряване на езиковите и междукултурни умения на служителите на своята компания. На този уебсайт можете да откриете информация относно ползите от езиковите умения в контекста на бизнеса, както и някои съвети и инструменти за по-добро управление на чуждоезиковите умения.
Chcete se stát lepším hráčem v zahraničním obchodu? Zjistěte, jak můžete zvýšit prodej díky tomu, že zlepšíte jazykové a mezikulturní dovednosti pracovníků vaší firmy. Tyto internetové stránky nabízejí informace o výhodách jazyků při obchodování a poskytují tipy a nástroje pro lepší jazykový management.
Vil du være en stærkere aktør i grænseoverskridende handel?Find ud af, hvordan du sætter skub i salget ved at forbedre din virksomheds sproglige og tværkulturelle ressourcer.På dette websted finder du information om fordelene ved sprog i forretningssammenhæng, og vi giver dig tips og værktøjer til bedre sprogstyring.
Kas soovite saada piiriüleses äritegevuses paremaks tegijaks? Lugege, kuidas müüginumbreid suurendada, parandades oma firmas võõrkeelte ja kultuuridevahelise suhtlemise oskust. See veebisait annab teavet võõrkeeleoskuse eelistest äritegevuses ja ning pakub nõuandeid ja tööriistu keeleküsimuste paremaks haldamiseks.
Haluatko kasvattaa maiden rajat ylittävää liiketoimintaasi? Lue, miten yrityksesi kieli- ja kulttuuritaitojen kehittäminen voi kasvattaa myyntiä. Tämä sivusto tarjoaa tietoa kielitaidon hyödyistä yritystoiminnassa sekä vinkkejä ja työkaluja kielistrategian tehostamiseen.
Szeretne jobb eredményeket elérni a határokon átnyúló üzleti kapcsolataiban? Tudja meg, hogyan lendítheti fel forgalmát a vállalkozása nyelvi és interkulturális készségeinek fejlesztésével. Ezen a honlapon arról talál információkat, hogy milyen előnyökre tehet szert a nyelvek révén az üzleti kapcsolataiban, valamint tippeket kaphat a jobb nyelvi menedzsment érdekében.
Chcesz odgrywać większą rolę w biznesie transgranicznym? Dowiedz się, jak zwiększyć sprzedaż poprzez wzmocnienie umiejętności językowych oraz międzykulturowych w swojej firmie. Niniejsza strona oferuje informacje na temat korzyści związanych z językami w prowadzeniu działalności oraz zawiera wskazówki i narzędzia do lepszego zarządzania kompetencjami językowymi.
Aţi vrea să deveniţi un actor mai bun în afacerile transfrontaliere? Aflaţi cum să vă impulsionaţi vânzările sporind competenţele lingvistice şi interculturale ale companiei dumneavoastră. Acest site conţine informaţii privind avantajele oferite de limbile străine în afaceri şi vă oferă sfaturi şi instrumente pentru perfecţionarea managementului lingvistic.
Chcete sa stať lepším hráčom v cezhraničnom obchode? Zistite, ako zvýšiť predaj prostredníctvom zlepšenia jazykových a medzikultúrnych zručností vašej spoločnosti. Táto webová stránka ponúka informácie o výhodách jazykov pri podnikaní a poskytuje tipy a nástroje na lepšie jazykové riadenie.
Želite postati pomembnejši akter v čezmejnem poslovanju?Izvedite, kako povečati prodajo z izboljšanjem jezikovnih in medkulturnih znanj vašega podjetja.To spletno mesto podaja informacije o prednostih jezikov pri poslovanju in vam ponuja nasvete ter orodja za boljše upravljanje jezikov.
Vēlaties iekarot labāku stāvokli pārrobežu darījumu vidē? Uzziniet, kā palielināt tirdzniecības apjomus, uzlabojot uzņēmuma valodu un starpkultūru prasmes. Šajā tīmekļa vietnē sniegta informācija par to, kādas priekšrocības darījumos dod valodas, kā arī pieejami padomi un rīki labākai valodu pārvaldībai.
Trid ikollok suċċess fin-negozju barra l-pajjiż? Kun af kif tkabbar il-bejgħ tiegħek billi ttejjeb il-ħiliet fil-lingwi u kulturali tal-kumpanija tiegħek. Din il-websajt toffrilek informazzjoni dwar il-benefiċċji tal-lingwi meta jkun qed isir in-negozju u tagħtik pariri u għodod dwar kif tista' taħdem aħjar bil-lingwi.
  Europeiska socialfonden...  
Projektet samfinansieras av ESF och är baserat i Göteborg. Med hjälp av personliga coacher hoppas man hjälpa deltagarna att i sin egen takt ta steget mot en anställning. 32 män och kvinnor har hittills fått utbildning och rådgivning i upp till sex månader om arbetsplatsens kultur och procedurer - och bygger samtidigt upp förtroendet för sin egen kapacitet.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
En Suède, pour la première fois, le projet Mellansprånget vient de voir un participant décrocher un emploi à plein temps, concrétisant ainsi son ambition d'aider les personnes souffrant de légers handicaps intellectuels à trouver un véritable emploi. Basé à Göteborg, ce projet, cofinancé par le FSE, utilise la technique du coaching personnel pour aider les participants à s'insérer à leur propre rythme sur le marché du travail. 32 hommes et femmes ont déjà bénéficié de six mois de formation et de conseils sur la culture et les procédures d'usage au travail, tout en étant encouragés à avoir confiance en leurs propres capacités. Le projet cherche également à nouer des liens solidaires avec les entreprises locales.
Nun, da der erste Teilnehmer eine Vollzeitstelle gefunden hat, ist das Mellansprånget-Projekt in Schweden auf dem besten Weg, sein Ziel zu erreichen: normale Jobs für Menschen mit leichten geistigen Behinderungen. Das vom ESF kofinanzierte Projekt ist in Göteborg beheimatet und wendet persönliches Coaching an, um den Teilnehmern in ihrem eigenen Tempo in die Beschäftigung zu verhelfen. Bislang erhielten 32 Frauen und Männer ein bis zu sechsmonatiges Training mit Beratung in Bezug auf die Verhaltensweisen und Abläufe am Arbeitsplatz – gleichzeitig wird ihnen dabei geholfen, Selbstbewusstsein für ihre eigenen Fähigkeiten zu entwickeln. Das Projekt knüpft darüber hinaus hilfreiche Verbindungen mit ortsansässigen Unternehmen.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
  Europeiska socialfonden...  
Projektet samfinansieras av ESF och är baserat i Göteborg. Med hjälp av personliga coacher hoppas man hjälpa deltagarna att i sin egen takt ta steget mot en anställning. 32 män och kvinnor har hittills fått utbildning och rådgivning i upp till sex månader om arbetsplatsens kultur och procedurer - och bygger samtidigt upp förtroendet för sin egen kapacitet.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
En Suède, pour la première fois, le projet Mellansprånget vient de voir un participant décrocher un emploi à plein temps, concrétisant ainsi son ambition d'aider les personnes souffrant de légers handicaps intellectuels à trouver un véritable emploi. Basé à Göteborg, ce projet, cofinancé par le FSE, utilise la technique du coaching personnel pour aider les participants à s'insérer à leur propre rythme sur le marché du travail. 32 hommes et femmes ont déjà bénéficié de six mois de formation et de conseils sur la culture et les procédures d'usage au travail, tout en étant encouragés à avoir confiance en leurs propres capacités. Le projet cherche également à nouer des liens solidaires avec les entreprises locales.
Nun, da der erste Teilnehmer eine Vollzeitstelle gefunden hat, ist das Mellansprånget-Projekt in Schweden auf dem besten Weg, sein Ziel zu erreichen: normale Jobs für Menschen mit leichten geistigen Behinderungen. Das vom ESF kofinanzierte Projekt ist in Göteborg beheimatet und wendet persönliches Coaching an, um den Teilnehmern in ihrem eigenen Tempo in die Beschäftigung zu verhelfen. Bislang erhielten 32 Frauen und Männer ein bis zu sechsmonatiges Training mit Beratung in Bezug auf die Verhaltensweisen und Abläufe am Arbeitsplatz – gleichzeitig wird ihnen dabei geholfen, Selbstbewusstsein für ihre eigenen Fähigkeiten zu entwickeln. Das Projekt knüpft darüber hinaus hilfreiche Verbindungen mit ortsansässigen Unternehmen.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
With the first of its participants finding full-time employment, the Mellansprånget project in Sweden is starting to achieve its ambition of real, ordinary jobs for people with minor intellectual disabilities. Based in Götenborg, the ESF co-funded project uses personal coaching to help participants move into employment at their own pace. So far, 32 men and women have received up to six months of training and counselling in workplace culture and procedures – and are helped to gain confidence in their own capacities at the same time. The project is also building supportive links with local businesses.
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I Katrineholm och Vingåker får utrikesfödda hjälp att komma ut på arbetsmarknaden genom projektet Egen Kraft som medfinansieras av ESF. Utrikesfödda har ofta svårigheter att finna arbete – därför erbjuds deltagarna i projektet coachning, utbildningskurser och färdigheter i det svenska språket för att optimera sina möjligheter.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
En Suède, les municipalités de Katrineholm et Vingåker aident les immigrants de première génération à se préparer au marché du travail dans le cadre du projet «Ma propre force», cofinancé par le FSE. Les résidents nés à l’étranger sont souvent confrontés à des difficultés pour trouver un emploi. Par conséquent, ce projet propose du coaching, des cours de formation et des cours de suédois pour maximiser leurs débouchés. Une session rassemblant une soixantaine de participants a lieu tous les six mois, jusqu’à fin 2014. L’objectif est que 70 % d’entre eux trouvent du travail ou une formation complémentaire ou qu’ils se mettent à leur compte. Les organisateurs reconnaissent que cet objectif sera difficile à atteindre dans le contexte actuel, mais ils pensent cependant que les participants seront certainement les mieux placés lors de la reprise économique.
Die schwedischen Orte Katrineholm and Vingåker helfen Zuwanderern in der ersten Generation im Zuge des vom ESF kofinanzierten Projekts „Eigene Kraft“ dabei, sich auf den Arbeitsmarkt vorzubereiten. Im Ausland geborene Einwohner haben oft Schwierigkeiten bei der Arbeitssuche – deshalb bietet das Projekt diesen Menschen Coaching, Weiterbildungskurse und die Möglichkeit, Schwedisch zu lernen, damit sie ihre Möglichkeiten voll ausschöpfen können. Rund 60 Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer werden alle sechs Monate an dem Projekt teilnehmen, das bis 2014 angesetzt ist. Das Ziel besteht darin, 70 % von ihnen einen Arbeits- oder Ausbildungsplatz zu verschaffen oder ihnen die Gründung eines eigenen Unternehmens zu ermöglichen. Die Organisatoren sind sich der Tatsache bewusst, dass dieses Ziel unter den aktuellen Umständen schwer zu erreichen sein wird, jedoch werden die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer ihrer Meinung nach eindeutig besser vorbereitet sein, um von der wirtschaftlichen Erholung profitieren zu können.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
In Sweden the municipalities of Katrineholm and Vingåker are helping first-generation immigrants to prepare for the jobs market in the ‘Own Force’ project co-financed by the ESF. Foreign-born residents often face difficulties in getting jobs – so the project is offering coaching, training courses and Swedish language skills to maximize their opportunities. Around 60 participants at a time will participate in the project each six months, up until the end of 2014.The goal is for 70% of them to go on to work or further training, or set up in business for themselves. The organizers recognise that this target will be difficult to reach in the current climate, however the participants will certainly be better placed to meet the economic upswing, they believe.
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Du har rätt till gratis rättshjälp om din och din familjs ekonomiska ställning är sådan att du inte själv kan betala rättegångskostnaderna, utan att det skulle äventyra din och din familjs ekonomi. Din ekonomiska situation bedöms på grundval av din egen och din familjs månatliga inkomst samt förmögenhet.
È possibile ottenere il patrocinio a spese dello Stato se la persona interessata, tenuto conto della sua posizione finanziaria e di quella della sua famiglia, non può sostenere le spese di un procedimento giudiziario senza danneggiare dette posizioni. La posizione finanziaria viene valutata in base al reddito mensile e al patrimonio dell’interessato e della sua famiglia. Le persone che hanno diritto al patrocinio a spese dello Stato sono soggette a norme diverse a seconda che si tratti di una controversia interna o di una controversia con elementi transfrontalieri. Hanno diritto ad ottenere il patrocinio a spese dello Stato in controversie in cui non vi siano elementi internazionali: i cittadini sloveni che risiedono stabilmente in Slovenia; gli stranieri che detengono un permesso di residenza temporaneo o permanente e gli apolidi che risiedono legalmente in Slovenia; altri stranieri ai quali si applicano accordi di reciprocità o che sono soggetti alle condizioni stabilite e ai casi previsti dagli accordi internazionali vincolanti per la Slovenia, nonché, a determinate condizioni, organizzazioni e associazioni non governative. Le persone che hanno diritto al patrocinio a spese dello Stato in controversie transfrontaliere sono soggette alle norme della legge di modifica della ZBPP, entrata in vigore il 1.12.2004 in linea con la direttiva (CE) del Consiglio intesa a migliorare l’accesso alla giustizia nelle controversie transfrontaliere attraverso la definizione di norme minime comuni relative al patrocinio a spese dello Stato in tali controversie. Nelle controversie transfrontaliere in materia civile nelle quali una persona che risiede in altro Stato membro dell’Unione europea al momento in cui viene presentata la richiesta di patrocinio a spese dello Stato (controversia transfrontaliera interna) sia attore o convenuto, tale persona ha diritto ad ottenere il patrocinio a spese dello Stato in Slovenia indipendentemente dalla sua nazionalità. Analogamente, l’attore o il convenuto che risiedono in Slovenia al momento in cui viene presentata la richiesta di patrocinio a spese dello Stato (controversia transfrontaliera esterna) hanno diritto ad ottenere il patrocinio connesso all’invio della richiesta di detto patrocinio indipendentemente dalla propria nazionalità.
Upravičenci do brezplačne pravne pomoči so osebe, ki glede na svojo finančni položaj in položaj njihove družine, ne bi bili sposobni sami kriti stroškov pravdnega postopka, ne da bi bil s tem ogrožen njihov finančni položaj in finančni položaj njihove družine. Finančni položaj upravičencev se presoja na podlagi mesečnih prejemkov posameznika in njegove družine ter premoženja posameznika in njegove družine. Upravičenci do brezplačne pravne pomoči se razlikujejo glede na to ali gre za domači spor ali spor s čezmejnim elementom. V sporih, ki ne vsebujejo mednarodnega elementa so upravičenci do brezplačne pravne pomoči državljani Republike Slovenije, ki v Republiki Sloveniji stalno prebivajo; tujci z dovoljenjem za stalno ali začasno prebivanje in osebe brez državljanstva, ki zakonito prebivajo v Republiki Sloveniji; drugi tujci pod pogojem vzajemnosti ali pod pogoji in v primerih, določenih z mednarodnimi pogodbami, ki obvezujejo Republiko Slovenijo ter pod določenimi pogoji tudi nevladne organizacije in združenja. Upravičence do brezplačne pravne pomoči v čezmejnih sporih je skladno z Direktivo Sveta Evrope unije za izboljšanje dostopa do sodišča pri čezmejnih sporih z vzpostavitvijo minimalnih skupnih pravil o pravni pomoči, uredila novela ZBPP, ki se uporablja od 1. 12. 2004 dalje. V primeru čezmejnih sporov v civilnih zadevah, v katerih je udeleženec ali stranka oseba, ki v času vložitve prošnje za dodelitev brezplačne pravne pomoči prebiva v drugi državi članici Evropske unije (domači čezmejni spor) , je ta oseba ne glede na državljanstvo upravičena do brezplačne pravne pomoči v Republiki Sloveniji. Enako je udeleženec ali stranka, ki v času vložitve prošnje za dodelitev brezplačne pravne pomoči prebiva v Republiki Sloveniji (tuji čezmejni spor) , je upravičen ne glede na državljanstvo do pravne pomoči v zvezi s pošiljanjem prošnje za dodelitev brezplačne pravne pomoči.
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Skellefteå kommuns verksamhet Solkraft riktar sig till individen och uppmuntrar personlig tillväxt och utveckling. Det ger dessa personer möjlighet att integreras i samhället och arbetslivet i sin egen takt.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
Fort de son succès, un projet visant à créer de véritables possibilités d'emploi pour les personnes victimes d'exclusion sociale attire toutes les attentions en Suède, au point d'avoir récemment fait l'objet d'un documentaire télévisé baptisé «Une place au soleil». L'initiative Solkraft de la commune de Skellefteå cible spécifiquement l'individu et favorise sa croissance et son développement personnels de manière à lui permettre d'intégrer la société et le monde du travail à un rythme adapté à ses besoins. Les chômeurs de longue durée, les malades chroniques et d'autres personnes éprouvant de sérieuses difficultés à retrouver du travail font partie des catégories dirigées vers Solkraft par les agences pour l'emploi et d'autres organismes. Des emplois leur sont fournis dans un magasin de produits de seconde main, sur huit sites de travail et dans six cafés. Solkraft a également conclu des contrats avec 20 entreprises afin de fournir toute une gamme de produits et de services. Avec l'aide du FSE, près de 400 personnes travaillent chez Solkraft, dont 12 % décrochent ensuite un nouvel emploi ou une formation.
In Schweden wird einem erfolgreichen Projekt, das gute Beschäftigungschancen für Menschen anbietet, die unter sozialer Ausgrenzung leiden, viel Aufmerksamkeit geschenkt: Vor Kurzem wurde es sogar in der schwedischen TV-Dokumentation „Ein Platz an der Sonne“ behandelt. Die Solkraft-Initiative der Gemeinde Skellefteå konzentriert sich auf die einzelne Person und fördert persönliches Wachstum und Entwicklung, wodurch den betreffenden Menschen ermöglicht wird, sich wieder in die Gesellschaft und die Arbeitswelt einzugliedern, wobei das Tempo an ihre jeweiligen Bedürfnisse angepasst wird. Langzeitarbeitslose, chronisch Kranke und andere Menschen mit enormen Schwierigkeiten beim Wiedereintritt in den Arbeitsmarkt werden von schwedischen Arbeitsagenturen und anderen Stellen an Solkraft verwiesen. Jobs werden in einem Laden für Second-Hand-Artikel, auf acht Baustellen sowie in sechs Kaffeehäusern angeboten. Solkraft arbeitet außerdem vertraglich mit 20 Unternehmen zusammen, um eine Reihe von Dienstleistungen und Produkten anzubieten. Dank der Unterstützung des ESF arbeiten rund 400 Menschen bei Solkraft, von denen 12 % anschließend einen Job oder eine Ausbildungsstelle finden.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
A successful project that creates meaningful job opportunities for people suffering from social exclusion is attracting much interest in Sweden, to the point that it was the subject of a recent TV documentary “A place in the Sun”. The Solkraft initiative of the Skellefteå municipality focuses on the individual and encourages the personal growth and development that allows them to rejoin society and the world of work at a pace adapted to their needs. The long-term unemployed, the chronically ill and others who have severe difficulties getting back into work are among the groups that are referred to Solkraft by employment agencies and other bodies. Jobs are provided in a second-hand goods shop, eight work sites and six coffee shops. Solkraft also has contracts with 20 companies to supply a range of services and products. With ESF support, around 400 people work at Solkraft, and 12% go on to a further job or training.
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De båda räddningstjänsterna har fått kritik för att de ordnar en egen brandmannautbildning, när det finns en nationell utbildning, men Gunilla Jansson, utvecklingsledare på Rsyd, tycker inte att de har haft något val.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
Après dix mois de formation, un projet d'apprentissage cofinancé par le FSE dans les services d'urgence Rescue Service South (Rsyd) et Landskrona est arrivé à terme, et 22 apprentis (dont 10 femmes) ont reçu leur diplôme de pompier. Le groupe cible du projet était des jeunes sans emploi, âgés de 18 à 24 ans et ayant des origines multiculturelles. Les personnes moins valides pouvaient également participer. Les deux services d'urgence ont essuyé des critiques pour avoir organisé leur propre formation de pompiers alors qu'une qualification nationale existe, mais Mme Gunilla Jansson, responsable développement de Rsyd, estime qu'ils n'avaient pas vraiment le choix. «Notre mission est de prévenir et de réduire les risques pour les citoyens. Afin de réussir, nous devons avoir davantage de points de contact avec la communauté. Dans ce cadre, le fait que les origines de nos employés reflètent la société que nous servons constitue un avantage indéniable. À ce jour, le nombre de pompiers ayant des origines multiculturelles ou de femmes pompiers est insuffisant. Voilà pourquoi nous avons organisé cette formation nous-mêmes», a-t-elle expliqué.
Nach zehnmonatiger Ausbildung endete ein vom ESF kofinanziertes Ausbildungsprojekt des Rettungsdienstes Süd (Rsyd) und der Notdienste in Landskrona, und die 22 Auszubildenden (10 davon weiblich) erhielten ihre Abschlussurkunden. Das Projekt richtete sich an junge Arbeitslose mit multikulturellem Hintergrund im Alter zwischen 18 und 24 Jahren. Auch Menschen mit Behinderung konnten daran teilnehmen. Die beiden Notdienste wurden dafür kritisiert, dass sie ihre eigene Feuerwehrausbildung angeboten haben, obwohl es eine staatliche Qualifizierung gibt; die Entwicklungsleiterin von Rsyd, Frau Gunilla Jansson ist jedoch der Meinung, dass kaum eine Alternative gab: „Unsere Aufgabe ist es, Risiken für Bürgerinnen und Bürger zu vermeiden und zu verringern. Um erfolgreich sein zu können, benötigen wir einen engeren Kontakt zur Gemeinde. Es ist in diesem Fall also ein großer Vorteil, wenn der Hintergrund unserer Mitarbeiter die Gesellschaft widerspiegelt, der wir dienen.“ Sie erklärt weiter, dass es heutzutage weder genug Feuerwehrkräfte mit multikulturellem Hintergrund, noch ausreichend weibliche Feuerwehrkräfte gäbe, weshalb der Rettungsdienst die Ausbildung selbst organisiert habe.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.
After ten months of training, an ESF co-funded apprenticeship project in Rescue Service South (Rsyd) and Landskrona emergency services came to an end, and 22 apprentices – 10 of them women – received their fire-fighting diplomas. The project’s target group was unemployed young people between 18 and 24 years old and with a multicultural background. Those with disabilities could also take part. The two emergency services have been criticised for arranging their own firefighter training when there is a national qualification, but Ms Gunilla Jansson, development manager of Rsyd, thinks that they had little choice. “Our mission is to prevent and reduce risks for citizens. For us to be successful we need to have more points of contact with the community. Then it is a great advantage that our employees' backgrounds reflect the society we serve. Today, there are not enough firefighters with a multicultural background, or female firefighters, so we organised this training ourselves, she explained.