Free training for migrants: the future of the parent-child groups!

Free training for migrants: the future of the parent-child groups!

Harrachstraße 7, 4020 Linz, Österreich - in Linz there will soon be a new training offer that aims especially at women with a migration background. From October 2025, the course for the intercultural parent-child group leader, organized by [Spiegel-Elternbildung] (https://www.tips.at/nachrichten/linz/land-leute/686379-fuer- migrant-frauen-ausbildung-zur-eltern-kind-Kind-Kind-Kind-Kind-Kind-Kind-Kind-Kind-Kindsakademie. The participants can look forward to a practical training that gives you the necessary skills for the organization and management of parent-child groups.

become curious? On June 11, 2025, an online information event will take place via Zoom, which takes place from 9.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. If you are interested, you can already register and take the opportunity to learn more about the details of the course.

comprehensive support for women

The training is part of the NETIF 2 initiative and is funded by public funds, so that the costs for accommodation, journey and meals are completely covered during the training. In addition, the participation fee of 100 euros will be fully refunded after successful completion. On October 9, 2025, the first of a total of seven modules begins to take place on two weekends a month.

In a time when intercultural approaches are becoming increasingly important, a study by the Council of Experts of German Foundations for Integration and Migration shows that daycare centers in Germany are often not sufficient for the diverse needs of families with a migration background. According to the examination, only 27% of the daycare centers are able to actually open their offers intercultural. This means that many parents with a migration background face challenges when it comes to the formation of their children. Intercultural parenting is aimed at reducing these barriers and establishing an appreciative relationship between specialists and parents.

sustainable educational offers with a clear goal

The initiative of this training in Linz not only pursues the goal of promoting the existing structures, but also making an active contribution so that parents with a migration background receive the support they need. In recent years it has been shown that the need for such measures is high. In particular, the imparting of intercultural skills plays a central role here. At the same time, local cooperation and the participation of the parents should be encouraged.

For all interested parties, all information about registration and the contact options is available. If you have any questions, Selina Straubinger from the SPES Future Academy or the contact point of Spiegel Parenting is available to clarify further details.

The future of parenting in Linz looks promising and with the new course there is a significant step in the field of intercultural education.