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A training
that prepares us for life and work!
The
highest objective of school education should be to prepare young
people for life and work. School prepares neither for work nor for
life, it is much too theoretical. Many more practical contents
should be transmitted. The social competences is not being practised
enough - young people are not being prepared for life. Many young
people only go to school because they have to.
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A
training that helps to choose the right job.
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We
want to learn to become responsible and to assume responsibilities.
Social competences need to be practised.
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To
be able to communicate and to work in a team.
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To
know how to react in different situations - to face difficult
situations, to criticise and to be criticised.
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To
know how to make friends - to be integrated in society.
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Workers'
rights and what to do after school in order to get a job should be
taught already at school.
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A
training that makes the start in a job as easy as possible.
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Also
theoretically trained people (in university) need practical
knowledge.
Apprentices
are only cheap labour, they have to carry out tasks that have nothing
to do with their training (e.g.: bring coffee to the boss, clean,
tidy up, etc.). In some countries young people prefer to follow some
vocational training than to study at university.
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The
most important is to have a good training - this facilitates a
lot the search for a future job.
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It
is also important for the motivation to be paid, to get a salary.
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The
tasks in the training should be the same as in the work for which
it prepares.
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We
need to have good training, that is as close as possible to the
reality at work places, in factories.
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This
should be a step-by-step process which should be followed-up by a
responsible person (tutor) - it's important to learn
progressively.
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Also
at university the training should be more practical.
For
apprentices things are sometimes difficult, because they are "only"
apprentices.
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The
follow up of apprentices must be improved in order to guarantee
that apprentices carry out only tasks for which they are being
trained - this is not always the case.
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The
other workers must have time to give practical training to the
apprentices.
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Employers
mustn't make the training a competition with normal workplaces.
Most
of the time experiences (especially practical experiences),
qualification and knowledge are expected. In order to find a job it
is very important to be flexible. There is a big competition for
only a few job vacancies.
The
biggest difficulties while looking for a job are the lack of
experiences and not enough qualification.
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You
have to have luck or relatives to find a good job - most of the
jobs are not declared, not well paid and do not correspond to the
previous training.
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For
a good job, the process takes longer.
Many
students have to work in order to be able to study. In most of the
cases these are jobs without any social security at all.
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Young
Workers (especially those living in another city) need to work to
buy food, to pay for housing, books, materials, trips back home to
their parents, etc. - sometimes people stop studying because there
is not enough money.
We
demand:
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A
training that prepares for a future job for every young worker.
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A
job that corresponds to our training for every young worker.
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A
place to be trained for each young worker. Those who finish school
need a place to be trained for their future jobs.
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Companies
must provide enough places where Young Workers can be trained (We
are not talking about further training at work - it is about
apprentices).
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