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Qualifizierte Kulturdolmetscher stehen bereit, um den Ablauf zu erleichtern, und Fachdozenten aus örtlichen Organisationen unterrichten die Teilnehmer unter anderem in Marketing, Steuerwesen und Finanzwesen. Schwerpunkt der Schulungen sind zwar die Geschäftsideen der Teilnehmer, die Selbstständigkeit ist jedoch nicht das alleinige Ziel, erklärt die Projektmanagerin Susanne Lotzke.
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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La ville de Göteborg prend des mesures afin d'aider ses citoyens roms: elle leur propose des formations de 12 semaines en entrepreneuriat afin qu'ils acquièrent les aptitudes pratiques nécessaires pour mettre en œuvre leurs propres idées commerciales.Dirigé par l'autorité de Göteborg Est, le projet «New Way», cofinancé par le FSE, aide les Roms à mieux s'intégrer à la main-d'œuvre suédoise grâce à des formations pour 10 à 12 personnes qui ont lieu tous les 15 jours. Des interprètes culturels dotés d'une bonne connaissance du monde des affaires sont là pour faciliter le processus, tandis que des instructeurs chevronnés issus d'organisations locales proposent des modules consacrés notamment au marketing, à la fiscalité et aux finances. Si la formation est basée sur les idées commerciales des participants, le travail indépendant n'est pas le seul objectif, comme l'explique la directrice de projets Susanne Lotzke: «Le but principal est de trouver de nouvelles façons d'entrer sur le marché du travail, par exemple en suivant des cours ou en travaillant sous le statut d'employé. L'essentiel est d'acquérir de nouvelles connaissances pouvant être utilisées au quotidien.»
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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The city of Gothenburg is taking steps to help its Roma citizens by offering 12-week courses in entrepreneurship and the practical skills they need to develop their own business ideas. Led by the East Gothenburg authority, the ESF co-funded ‘New Way’ project is helping Roma people integrate better into the Swedish workforce with courses for 10-12 people that kick-off once a fortnight. Business-aware cultural interpreters are on hand to smooth the process, and expert instructorsoffering modules on marketing, taxation and finance, among others, are drawn from local organisations. While the training is focused on participants’ business ideas, self-employment is not the only objective, explains project manager Susanne Lotzke. “The important aim is to find new ways into work, perhaps through further education or as an employee. Above all, it is about getting more knowledge that can be used in everyday life.”
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