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Organization for help of the refugees is trying to find funds for supporting the educational activities of the foreigners that live in territory of Czech Republic. The proposal of the educational possibilities for foreigners for this reason are not permanent but it depends on the project. Likewise the conditions for the attendance in the courses are different, therefore you have to always contact our workers or read very carefully the guides.
Currently there are two projects happening in scope where we offer to the participants educational activities (recvalification, courses, etc.) It is about a project Find your way! and Support of women and men (foreigners) with small children on the labour market in Central Bohemia Region. At the beginning of the year 2011 OPU started a Czech language and courses about work and business.
If you need more information contact us in this number: +420 284 683 545 or +420 284 683 714
People who you can conact:
Roman Varga for project Support for women and men with small children in business: roman.varga@opu.cz
Ludmila Bobysudova for project Find your way!: lida.bobysudova@opu.cz
06.10.2011
06.01.2011
Support of women and men (foreigners) with small children on the labour market in Central Bohemia Region
Are you a foreigner looking after a small child? Would you like to improve your qualification? Do you want to have chance for a better job? Is there nobody to look after your children while you are on requalification? Do you want to improve your Czech language? Do you need social or legal counselling?
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04.01.2011
Project "Find your Way!"
From March 2010 to January 2012 the Organization for Aid to Refugees with the help of the European Social Fund is carrying out the "Find your Way!" project.
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01.01.2011
Supporting foreigners in labour market integration
Supporting foreigners in labour market integration (1. 1. 2011 – 31. 12. 2013)
Financed from European Social Fund and the Budget of the Czech Republic through Human Resources and Employment Operational Programme
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