Integration project skilled workers for the skilled trades (IFHa)Ausländische Fach- und Arbeitskräfte - Englisch
IFHa in the Hildesheim-South Lower Saxony region
The integration project Skilled Workers for the Crafts Sector (IFHa) supports refugees and immigrants on their path into vocational training and employment in the skilled crafts sector. At the same time, the project supports skilled crafts businesses in recruiting and integrating international skilled workers and employees.
Personal advice on site
IFHa provides regular on-site consultations at various locations in Hildesheim and Holzminden, including the Hildesheim Migration Center, the Career Information Center of the Federal Employment Agency, schools, as well as the Jobcenter and an educational provider in Holzminden. Individual consultation appointments are also available throughout the entire Chamber district.
IFHa also provides support with questions beyond the skilled crafts sector. For example, if information about public authorities, language courses or other support services is needed, those seeking advice can contact our advisors, who will refer them to the appropriate services.
Ms Schulz-Fleißner is available at:
Every second Tuesday of the month
Begegnungszentrum – Migrationszentrum - der Stadt Hildesheim
Steingrube 19A in Hildesheim.
Time: 15:00 bis 17:00/17:30 h
Every first Wednesday of the month
Jobcenter in Holzminden
Time: 10.00 bis 16:00 h
Every third Wednesday of the month
Bildungsträger SBH in Holzminden
Time: 10.00 bis 17:00 h
Every third Thursday of the month
BIZ (Berufsinformationszentrum) der Agentur für Arbeit in Hildesheim
Time: 10:00 bis 15:00 h
Every fourth Thursday of the month
Werner-von-Siemens-Schule
Von-Thünen-Straße in Hildesheim
Time: 09:00 bis 14:00 h
Every fourth Friday of the month
Walter-Gropius-Schule in Hildesheim
Time: 09:00 bis 14:00 h
Please contact us by phone or email so that we can arrange an appointment with you.
Beraterin IFHa
Tel. 05121 162-206
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IFHa Project Information
The IFHa project has been funded by the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Transport and Building since April 1, 2024, and is implemented by six skilled crafts organizations in Lower Saxony.