Bachelor of Arts - Social Economy, Training Area Youth Welfare Office

Can enjoyment of social work and an interest in economic topics be combined? The dual study program in social economy makes it possible! The Youth Welfare Office of the State Capital Stuttgart, in cooperation with the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) in Villingen-Schwenningen, offers a study place for a Bachelor of Arts in Social Economy. The training position is assigned to the 'Support for Independent Providers' department in the Youth Welfare Office. The program lasts three years. We are looking for committed and open-minded people: whose career path combines efficient, economic action with a social mandate; who enjoy dealing practically and scientifically with social, economic, and socio-political issues during their studies; who cooperate well in a team; who are interested in getting to know the organization of the Youth Welfare Office; familiarizing themselves with the staff and their responsibilities, e.g., learning about the tasks of social workers; who want to gain insight into personnel administration, youth welfare planning, support for independent providers, and other social services of the Youth Welfare Office; who want to work in quality management. Course structure: Theoretical and practical training phases alternate every three months. Detailed information on the theoretical part of the program can be found on the website of the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) in Villingen-Schwenningen at dhbw-vs.de. The practical study phase takes place at the 'Support for Independent Providers' department.

The career path combines efficient, economic action with a social mandate; Dealing practically and scientifically with social, economic, and socio-political issues during studies; Cooperating in a team; Getting to know the organization of the Youth Welfare Office; Familiarizing with staff and their responsibilities, e.g., learning about social workers' tasks; Gaining insight into personnel administration, youth welfare planning, support for independent providers, and other social services of the Youth Welfare Office; Working in quality management; Theoretical and practical training phases alternating every three months; Practical study phase at the 'Support for Independent Providers' department

Abitur with good grades in German and social science subjects OR technical college entrance qualification (Fachhochschulreife) after successfully passing an aptitude test with good grades in the mentioned subjects OR for employed applicants under certain conditions according to the university's website; Practical experience/volunteer work in the social sector

A diverse, varied, and interesting training/study period; A dedicated seminar program for apprentices and students for personal and professional development; A subsidy for the Germany Job Ticket; Discounted lunch; Community events; A dedicated communication app for all apprentices and students; Placement in shared apartments for apprentices; Excellent takeover chances for a future-proof job