Vocational preparation

Once the career choice has been made, it is possible to complete a targeted preparation period. This aims to gradually improve resilience and performance for the upcoming initial vocational training. The vocational preparation measure focuses on the targeted development of the skills that will be required during the training. This takes place in an individually adapted step-by-step model.

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Vocational Integration
Vocational preparation

Vocational preparation focuses on developing and strengthening various key skills. These include the willingness to perform and the mental resilience to withstand the demands of everyday working life. Reliability and a strong motivation to work are crucial for success in the workplace. A willingness to learn and the ability to be flexible make it possible to adapt to the changing demands of the job market.

Another important aspect is the ability to act independently, as this forms the basis for independent work and professional success. Teamwork and communication skills are essential, as most professions require close cooperation with colleagues and superiors. During the vocational preparation period, school deficits are also worked on in order to create a solid foundation for the apprenticeship to come.

Claudia Strehl
  • School, training and work
claudia.strehl@erlenhof-bl.ch
076 805 58 80

Specifications

  • Practical preparation
  • Skills radar
  • Working through academic deficits

Rates and registration

Here you will find the current rates and registration forms.

Further offers for vocational integration

Secondary school A and E

In the internal secondary school, young people of compulsory school age obtain a recognized qualification. With practical and project-oriented lessons, individual support is provided to enable them to progress to vocational school.

Suitability assessment

Professional, social and cognitive skills for professional integration are systematically focused directly in practice. The aim is to define potential recommendations for professional integration programs.

Basic vocational training EBA/EFZ

Basic vocational training EBA/EFZ combines apprenticeships in our companies facilities with public vocational schools and support courses. The focus is on training close to the labor market as well as promoting professional and personal skills.

Job training

In job training, we specifically strengthen resilience and performance in a work-related environment to enable a gradual return to everyday working life after stressful life situations.

Bridging program/vocational orientation

We support young people who have completed compulsory schooling in a dual system (internships and school) in developing their academic and labor market skills. The aim is to conclude an apprenticeship contract and integrate them into the training facilities.

Job coaching

Job coaching accompanies the re-entry or training as well as the subsequent professional phase. It supports those affected and employers with integration and the exchange of knowledge in special and potentially stressful situations.

Internal support course

In the support courses, we provide individual support to students at the vocational college for specific issues arising in everyday vocational school life.