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Der Welcome Service Region Stuttgart ist ein Angebot der Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH für die Fachkräfteallianz Region Stuttgart, unterstützt aus Mitteln des Ministeriums für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Wohnungsbau Baden-Württemberg. Baden-Württemberg‘s Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Housing co-funds the Stuttgart Region Welcome Service. Welcome Service Region Stuttgart Kontakt Contact Willkommen im Rems-Murr-Kreis Welcome to the Rems-Murr district Christa Gebhard [email protected] Information und Erstberatung für ausländische Fachkräfte, Studierende und Unternehmen der Region Stuttgart Information and initial advice for international skilled specialists, students and companies of the Stuttgart Region Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH Welcome Service Region Stuttgart Friedrichstraße 10 70174 Stuttgart wrs.region-stuttgart.de welcome.region-stuttgart.de Foto © Rawpixel/Fotolia.com Sprechstunde im Rems-Murr-Kreis Advisory service in the Rems-Murr district Termine (1 x monatlich) Mittwoch Appointments (once a month) Wednesday 20.02.19 20.02.19 Uhrzeit 20.03.19 Time 20.03.19 9–13 Uhr 9 a.m. – 1 a.m. 24.04.19 24.04.19 Offene Sprechstunde 29.05.19 Open consultation hours 29.05.19 Eine Anmeldung ist nicht 10.07.19 Registration is not necessary. 10.07.19 erforderlich. 18.09.19 18.09.19 23.10.19 23.10.19 04.12.19 04.12.19 Ort und Anfahrt Place and Getting there vhs Unteres Remstal e.V. ÖPNV vhs Unteres Remstal e.V. Public transport links 2. Stock Bushaltestelle: Stadtmitte 2nd floor Bus stop „Stadtmitte“ Bürgermühlenweg 4 Parkmöglichkeit: Parkhaus am Bürgermühlenweg 4 Parking: parking garage 71332 Waiblingen Alten Postplatz 71332 Waiblingen „Alter Postplatz“ www.vhs-unteres-remstal.de www.vhs-unteres-remstal.de Themen Topics Ankommen Aufenthaltsrecht Arriving Residency law Studieren Schule Studying School Arbeiten Wohnen Working Living Deutsch lernen Vereine Learning German Clubs berufliche Qualifizierung Kultur in der Obtaining professional Culture in the Region Stuttgart skills Stuttgart Region Anerkennung von ausländischen Abschlüssen Rekrutierung und Integration Recognition of foreign Recruitment and ausländischer Fachkräfte qualifications integration of international skilled professionals Zielgruppen Target groups Internationale Fachkräfte, Studie- Kleine und mittlere Unternehmen, rende und ihre Familienangehö- die ausländische Fachkräfte be- International skilled specialists, Small and medium-sized compa- rigen, die in der Region Stuttgart schäftigen wollen. students and their family mem- nies seeking to employ inter- leben und arbeiten wollen. bers who wish to live and work in national skilled professionals. the Stuttgart Region. Sprachen Languages Deutsch, Englisch. Weitere Sprachen nach Vereinbarung. Information in German, English. Other languages by arrangement. .

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