Modular theoretical adaptation course (TAM) for immigrant educational professionals

Are you aiming to work as a state-certified educator in Bremen? Then our adaptation course (TAM) for immigrant educational professionals, leading to state recognition as an educator, is just right for you!

Have you completed your vocational training in education abroad and now wish to work in Bremen as a state-certified educational professional? Then you are likely currently in the recognition process and need to address some differences in your qualifications. We at PBW offer various modules to help you achieve this and will also prepare you for the final examination of your recognition process.

Further information and registration

Requirements for participation

You can participate in the adaptation course…

• if you have obtained a teaching qualification abroad and are already in the recognition process.
• if you already have a certificate of recognition from the Senator for Children and Education.
• if you have a German language level of B2.

Contents

• Module 1: Professional Identity and Professional Perspectives (60 teaching units (TU))
• Module 2: Child and youth welfare for children over 6 years of age (60 teaching units)
• Module 3: Applying legal and administrative principles to social work (50 teaching units)
• Module 4: Methods workshop (60 units)

The content of the four modules is based on the cross-state curriculum for early childhood educators and the new examination regulations for immigrant pedagogical professionals undergoing the recognition process. We emphasize the close integration of theory and practice as well as the implementation of language-sensitive subject teaching. In addition, guided self-study units totaling 20 teaching hours are offered.