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Workshop operations in Basic education (7-9 grades)

Workshop operations are intended for young people about to end their basic education for whom the systematic support of their own school and network has not been sufficient, who have accumulated various difficulties and who face the threat of social exclusion.

Introduction

Education and training Young people
Workshop operations are intended for young people about to end their basic education for whom the systematic support of their own school and network has not been sufficient, who have accumulated various difficulties and who face the threat of social exclusion.

The objective of the studies is to help the student commit to schooling, support them in developing their life management skills, achieving a basic education certificate and finding their path in further studies after basic education. An…other objective is to maintain and reinforce network cooperation. Workshop teaching refers to a small study group with strong special support, which emphasises supporting the student's life management comprehensively.

Applying for workshop operations

Together with the students’ guardians and the regional coordinator, the school will submit an application for the workshop operations. The workshops allow the students to proceed with their studies in accordance with their individualised education plan (HOJKS), which is based on the curriculum. This plan focuses on the student’s progress in the different areas of learning, schooling and life management. Goals are set in place to increase the student’s motivation to study and support their progress in their studies. Support from the family and the multidisciplinary network is vital for the comprehensive support of a student’s growth and life planning.

Contact your regional coordinators for more information: The regional coordinators contact information.

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Units

Service has 3 units in total