Thanks to training as seamstresses, Sama and Mahnaz got a job in Athens – a first step towards integration.
Vocational training means self-determination
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wortundtat – Aktuelle Beiträge über unsere Aktivitäten im Bereich Bildung
Bildung ist unverzichtbar, um als Mensch Eigenständigkeit zu erlangen, um nicht ein Leben lang von anderen abhängig zu sein, um Möglichkeiten, die die Welt bietet, einschätzen und nutzen zu können. Lesen Sie auf dieser Seite Berichte aus den verschiedenen Ländern, die sich der Bildungsthematik widmen.
Oder informieren Sie sich über unsere Aktivitäten im Bereich Bildung in den verschiedenen Projekten.
Learning how to become a farmer in Tanzania makes self-sufficiency achievable
Dec 18, 2022 | education, Tanzania
With the newly started farmer training course, we help people in Tanzania aspire to a sustainable life in the future.
Training medical specialists for Tanzania
Dec 18, 2021 | education, Tanzania
Your donation of €16 a month or €576 over three years makes it possible to train doctors in the south of Tanzania.
Learning to read
Oct 5, 2020 | education, Greece
“It’s good to be able to go to a shop and read everything there,” says the grandmother of several grandchildren who visit the wortundtat family encounter centre in Athens.
Children learn by playing
Apr 9, 2020 | education, Greece
In the meeting centre in Athens, wortundtat prepares Roma children for school. They learn to learn in a playful way. Help us with this!
Becoming a teacher in Tanzania
Mar 15, 2020 | education, fruits of labor, Tanzania
Clara John Soko could probably have become a teacher anywhere in Tanzania. She chose the remote south of the country.
Former KIUMA pupil now teaches at secondary school
Mar 17, 2019 | education, fruits of labor, Tanzania
Athumani Rashid has been a teacher in the Tanzanian wortundtat project KIUMA since mid-2013. As a young man, he was a student there himself.
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- Learning how to become a farmer in Tanzania makes self-sufficiency achievable
- Summer camp makes children light up in Republic of Moldova
- Escort, encourage, empower – Advising parents in Dortmund in difficult situations
- Outpatient care helps in the moldovan republic
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wortundtat-Magazin
Eine Übersicht über die Arbeit des Hilfswerks gibt Ihnen das jährlich erscheinende Magazin. Laden Sie hier die aktuelle Ausgabe oder bestellen Sie per E-Mail an info@wortundtat.de ein gedrucktes Exemplar. Die Bestellung ist für Sie selbstverständlich kostenlos und unverbindlich.
wortundtat – Recent contributions about our activities in education
Education is essential to gain independence as human beings, so as not to be dependent on others for a lifetime, to be able to assess and harness the opportunities that the world offers. On this page, you can read reports from the various countries that focus on education.
Or find out about our activities in education for the various projects.
Vocational training means self-determination
Mar 1, 2023 | education, Greece
Thanks to training as seamstresses, Sama and Mahnaz got a job in Athens – a first step towards integration.
Learning how to become a farmer in Tanzania makes self-sufficiency achievable
Dec 18, 2022 | education, Tanzania
With the newly started farmer training course, we help people in Tanzania aspire to a sustainable life in the future.
Training medical specialists for Tanzania
Dec 18, 2021 | education, Tanzania
Your donation of €16 a month or €576 over three years makes it possible to train doctors in the south of Tanzania.
Learning to read
Oct 5, 2020 | education, Greece
“It’s good to be able to go to a shop and read everything there,” says the grandmother of several grandchildren who visit the wortundtat family encounter centre in Athens.
Children learn by playing
Apr 9, 2020 | education, Greece
In the meeting centre in Athens, wortundtat prepares Roma children for school. They learn to learn in a playful way. Help us with this!
Becoming a teacher in Tanzania
Mar 15, 2020 | education, fruits of labor, Tanzania
Clara John Soko could probably have become a teacher anywhere in Tanzania. She chose the remote south of the country.
Former KIUMA pupil now teaches at secondary school
Mar 17, 2019 | education, fruits of labor, Tanzania
Athumani Rashid has been a teacher in the Tanzanian wortundtat project KIUMA since mid-2013. As a young man, he was a student there himself.
Recent Posts
- Vocational training means self-determination
- Learning how to become a farmer in Tanzania makes self-sufficiency achievable
- Summer camp makes children light up in Republic of Moldova
- Escort, encourage, empower – Advising parents in Dortmund in difficult situations
- Outpatient care helps in the moldovan republic
Categories
wortundtat-Magazin
The annual magazine gives you an overview of the work of the relief organization. Download the latest issue or order by email info@wortundtat.de a printed copy. The order is of course free of charge and non-binding for you.
