Voluntary youth leader: Successful JUSICA training in Rosenheim!

Voluntary youth leader: Successful JUSICA training in Rosenheim!

In the beautiful district of Rosenheim, the new youth leader in the region are ready to demonstrate their skills in youth work. You have successfully completed the Juleica training in the district office, in which a total of 18 volunteers took part. This training is an important step to optimally prepare the young generation for its voluntary work, and includes a 3-day attendance seminar as well as six module training and a practical project. As the Samerberger Nachrichten , the committed participants were also presented with a ceremonial handover.

The JUSICA-the youth leader*In-Card-is more than just a proof of training. It plays a central role in German youth work and is recognized nationwide. The card legitimizes the owners and sets an example for their commitment. The young people usually spend many hours in training, in which they not only learn legal aspects and methods, but also acquire important soft skills. These skills are not only valuable for youth work, but also go to other volunteers and in professional life, as the website juleica.de explains.

A look into the future

The district youth ring Rosenheim, in cooperation with municipal youth work, is already organizing a new Juleica training. This should offer young people aged 16 and over the opportunity to prepare intensively for their role as a youth leader. An information evening will take place on November 13th at 7 p.m. Interested parties are given the opportunity to get an idea of ​​the training and the requirements. The first weekend of the participants will begin in February of the coming year, and a project on site is on the program until the Pentecost holidays. A clear advantage: With the Juleica, the volunteers can also apply for the volunteer card, which offers numerous benefits such as reduced entries in museums and swimming pools as well as discounts in shops.

The JUEICA is not only proof of the skills of the youth leaders, but also an expression for social recognition that deserves volunteering in youth work. The volunteer youth leaders are committed to the interests and concerns of children and adolescents and are involved in various areas, such as the organization of events, the care of youth groups or the participation of leisure activities.

The commitment of these young people is indispensable for society and shows that even small steps can have great effect. Their use will be visible in many places in the district, and we can be excited to see what the new youth leaders will do in the future.