PKiW
| Study programme | Info |
|---|---|
| Short description: | PKiW |
| Academic degree: | Certificate (Certificate) |
| Standard period of study / scope of services: | Semester / ECTS points i A duration of at least 16 hours spread over 3 days is recommended. |
| Teaching language: | German |
| Form of study: | Block seminars |
| Study start: | After consultation with the client (youth welfare office) |
| Pre-internship: | no |
| Application period Start of the winter semester: | |
| Application period Start of the summer semester: | |
| Admission restriction: | none |
| Admission requirements: | none |
| Tuition fees: | Customised offer preparation |
Foster care training for parents who want to take in a foster child is an important step in preparing for this task. These seminars help prospective foster parents to empathise with the situation of a foster child and to reflect on their own actions.
The youth welfare offices are responsible for organising the courses. If you would like to take part in an individual course, please contact us directly.
Future foster parents
Certificate of attendance possible
Regulations applicable to the degree programme (published in the Official announcements of the HSN) and other guidelines:
It's easy to secure your place on your desired degree programme online!
Our Campus Management System HISinOne makes it possible: Simply upload all your application documents in PDF format to the corresponding fields in the online portal.
And if you still need to submit something, that is No problem! You can easily send missing documents by e-mail to our Study Service Centre:
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We know that student budgets are often tight. To help you finance your studies, we provide you with the following information at BAföG helpful tips on how to apply and ensure that your application is complete. You will also find important contacts there.
We want to support and encourage particularly talented and motivated students. Under Scholarships you will find information on various scholarship programmes. There are also other funding options, such as the "StudiumThüringenPlus" start-up grant, parental funding, child benefit and the opportunity to earn your own money through a student job.
Students in continuing education programmes can find all information on the Funding opportunities.
What is the difference between studying at a University of Applied Sciences (UAS) and at a „Universität“ (university)? At our University of Applied Sciences, you will receive much more support throughout your learning process than at a traditional university. We provide self-assessment questions to help you check your understanding, offer practical exercises to deepen your knowledge, and encourage a high level of interaction in lectures and seminars. This is very different from courses with more than 300 students.
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Study Service Centre
+49 3631 420-222
House 18, Level 1, Room 18.0105