War in Ukraine: Ukrainian refugees: Great need for integration courses
war in Ukraine
Ukrainian refugees: Great need for integration courses
Women who have fled the Ukraine find out about job offers on a board. Photo: Heiko Rebsch/dpa
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Hundreds of thousands of people fled to Germany from Ukraine before the war. Many are now very interested in learning more about the language and culture in this country.
The ones from the Ukraine According to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, people who have fled to Germany are very interested in integration courses for language and culture education.
The authority based in Nuremberg has granted more than 80,000 participation rights to people from Ukraine within a few weeks, as the “Welt” (Friday) wrote.
According to this, 17,000 Ukrainians are currently taking part in one integration course part. In the coming weeks, the Federal Office expects a sharp increase in the number of courses offered.
Benjamin Beckmann, head of the integration course department, said
the newspaper: “We have well-trained participants who have great
learn vigour.” According to Beckmann, 95 percent of
refugees from the Ukraine their integration course directly with the
start normal language course. It is true that “the whole range of society” comes from Ukraine – i.e. both people with academic training and the unskilled. “But almost all of them have good learning requirements, especially a good school education.”
