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April 2026
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NEW: TRANSFERWERKSTATT STREETWORK
In our innovative format, professionals from the field of street work / mobile youth work meet social work students. At the end of their Bachelor's degree, university studies take a course in the advanced module Streetwork. They acquire a wide range of new specialised knowledge. The professionals have practical experience with their theoretical backgrounds or have just entered the field of work.
What we offer you:
Interactive and dialogue-oriented seminar design: We work with current adult education methods and procedures.
Multi-professional management team: Two street work specialists and two instructors from Fulda University of Applied Sciences offer interdisciplinary facilitation with a wide range of impulses.
Unique mix of professionals and students: All participants have the opportunity to contribute knowledge and resources, offer current topics for discussion and take on the role of both expert and learner.
Workshop format: Our focus is on democratic learning, human rights orientation, participation, empowerment and resource orientation - common dimensions of power in teaching, continuing education and social work practice are put up for discussion, learning from each other takes centre stage.
* e.g. prepared impulses, leading a working group or active participation in the documentation.
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In Module 6, the participants gain an insight into the business management basics of emergency housing assistance facilities as well as the differences between the federal states.
While the management of the facilities or the persons commissioned to do so will learn the basics of how to carry out accounting, it is important for staff from other areas of emergency housing assistance to learn the basics that serve to build up long-term financing options for projects.
Among other things, business aspects relevant to everyday life in facilities as well as in projects, such as controlling etc., are dealt with here. In addition, concepts for negotiations with service providers are developed using case studies from the participants. At the same time, the various options for financing emergency housing assistance facilities will be discussed.
Topics:
- Business management basics
- Financial planning and accounting
- Types of services and groups of service recipients
- Grant funding
- Working with case studies on negotiations with service providers
- Controlling
- Human resources management
- Fundraising
- Funding at federal and EU level
- Documentation
Management:
In Module 6, the participants gain an insight into the business management basics of emergency housing assistance facilities as well as the differences between the federal states.
While the management of the facilities or the persons commissioned to do so will learn the basics of how to carry out accounting, it is important for staff from other areas of emergency housing assistance to learn the basics that serve to build up long-term financing options for projects.
Among other things, business aspects relevant to everyday life in facilities as well as in projects, such as controlling etc., are dealt with here. In addition, concepts for negotiations with service providers are developed using case studies from the participants. At the same time, the various options for financing emergency housing assistance facilities will be discussed.
Topics:
- Business management basics
- Financial planning and accounting
- Types of services and groups of service recipients
- Grant funding
- Working with case studies on negotiations with service providers
- Controlling
- Human resources management
- Fundraising
- Funding at federal and EU level
- Documentation
Management:
The continuing education programme is part-time and takes place over a period of two months. The continuing education programme comprises a total of 62 units.
| Attendance day at the Fulda University of Applied Sciences | 8 TEACHING UNITS |
| 3 attendance days at the Hoffmanns Höfe conference centre in Frankfurt | 32 TEACHING UNITS |
| Self-study phases between the courses and preparation of the presentation | 20 UNITS |
| Online follow-up | 2 UNITS |
Prof. Dr Daniela Ammer
Professor of Adult Education and Continuing Education at Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Head of the Centre for Continuing University Education (ZWW), many years of experience in the fields of youth work, adult education and professional continuing education and training
Frank Dölker
Lecturer at Fulda University of Applied Sciences, many years of experience in the field of street work, in street work further education and in the organisation of nationwide street work conferences
Tanja Klein
Team leader Streetwork Gießen, many years of experience in the field of street work / mobile youth work and in the further education of professionals in the field; specialising in trauma education, body-oriented psychology and the organisation of nationwide street work conferences: Trauma pedagogy, body-orientated psychotherapy and experiential education
Johannes Giesler
Streetwork Gießen, many years of experience in open and mobile youth work, responsible for the mobile contact and advisory centre; main topics: Group work, exercise and health as well as specialisation in vocational orientation
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