Volunteer youth leaders in Rosenheim: JULEICA certificates awarded!

Volunteer youth leaders in Rosenheim: JULEICA certificates awarded!

Things are going really well at the Rosenheim District Office: 18 dedicated volunteers have now successfully completed their JULEICA training. This qualified training is excellent preparation for anyone who wants to get involved in child and youth work. The participants were able to look forward to a comprehensive program that not only consisted of a 3-day face-to-face seminar, but also six module training courses and a practical project. Samerberger News reports that the training was organized in cooperation between the Rosenheim District Youth Association (KJR) and the Municipal Youth Care Agency (KOJA) and that various specialists were on site as speakers.

Jörg Giesler, managing director of the district youth association, and Greti Steinmüller, head of KOJA, paid tribute to the participants for their commitment and taking on responsibility. Their certificates were ceremoniously presented, which is a great milestone for many.

New training offers and opportunities

But it’s not just the newly minted “youth leaders” who can breathe a sigh of relief. There are already plans for another round of training! The new Juleica course starts in February 2024 and is aimed at young people aged 16 and over, so the switch from theoretical content to practical application is inevitable. The training will be carried out in different modules and an on-site project until Pentecost 2024. Loud Rosenheim district Those interested can get started on November 13th at 7 p.m. at an online information evening.

The JULEICA is much more than just an ID card – it is a sign of commitment to youth work. It also gives volunteers access to special discounts, such as reduced entry prices to swimming pools, museums and a variety of discounts in shops. Juleica.de also describes that youth leaders play an important role in representing the interests of children and young people.

A valuable contribution to society

The JULEICA training not only imparts knowledge about legal aspects, group dynamics and event organization, but also prepares participants for leadership roles in youth work. By applying the soft skills they have learned in their future activities, they gain a valuable qualification that can also be important in other volunteer areas and with future employers. These voluntary activities not only contribute to the community, but also promote the personal development of young people.

Whether in the youth center, at holiday camps or as team members at seminars, the Juleica owners are an indispensable part of our society. Your commitment, coupled with the new training, makes it possible for many positive impulses and projects to be created for children and young people in the coming years. A great initiative that benefits both the participants and the community!