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Hilfreiche Adressen Berufswahl-Info Oldenburg-Wilhelmshaven Hilfreiche Adressen www.arbeitsagentur.de Die Informationen auf den folgenden Seiten können an dieser Stelle leider nicht barrierefrei angeboten werden, da sie automatisch aus einer Datenbank generiert und in Tabellenform angezeigt werden. Alle Informationen sind aber auch über die Navigation des Portals auf der Seite Deiner Arbeitsagentur zu finden. Tipps und Infos Sonstige regionale Adressen Anerkennung ausländischer Zeug- Familienkasse nisse Stadt Wilhelmshaven Fachbereich Bildung, Kultur und Sport Familienkasse Niedersachsen-Bremen Die Beurteilung von übersetzten Zeug- Abteilung BAföG Standort Oldenburg nissen erfolgt durch die zuständige Rathausplatz 1 Stau 70 Schule oder den Arbeitgeber. (s.S. 15) 26382 Wilhelmshaven 26122 Oldenburg Telefon: 04421 16 1595 o. 1596 E-Mail: Familienkasse-Niedersachsen-Bremen IQ Niedersachsen, AQB Oldenburg E-Mail: [email protected] @arbeitsagentur.de Bildungswerk der Niedersächsischen Wirtschaft Web: www.wilhelmshaven.de Web: www.familienkasse.de gGmbH Stau 75 Landkreis Friesland Karriereberatung der Bundeswehr 26122 Oldenburg Fachbereich 21 - Soziales Web: www.bnw.de Abteilung BAföG Karriereberatung Aurich Erstberatung für Menschen mit ausländischen Schlossplatz 3 Hoheberger Weg 36 Schul- und Studienabschlüssen. 26441 Jever 26603 Aurich Telefon: 04461 919 6040 o. 6041 Telefon: 04941 99473 10 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Ausbildungsberatung der Kam- Web: www.friesland.de Web: www.bundeswehrkarriere.de mern BAföG-Informationen bei schulischer Ausbil- Karriereberatung Oldenburg Handwerkskammer Oldenburg dung, abhängig vom Wohnort Donnerschweer Str. 4 Ausbildungsberatung 26123 Oldenburg Theaterwall 32 Telefon: 0441 205272 10 26122 Oldenburg Beratungsstellen E-Mail: [email protected] Telefon: 0441 232 0 Web: www.bundeswehrkarriere.de Web: www.hwk-oldenburg.de Stadt Oldenburg Team Wendehafen Karriereberatung Wilhelmshaven IHK Oldenburg Schule / Beruf / Perspektiven Rheinstr. 47 Aus- und Weiterbildung Bloherfelder Str. 39 26382 Wilhelmshaven Moslestraße 6 26129 Oldenburg Telefon: 04421 4838 3753 26122 Oldenburg Telefon: 0441 235 2973 E-Mail: [email protected] Telefon: 0441 2220 0 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.bundeswehrkarriere.de E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.oldenburg.de Web: www.ihk-oldenburg.de Kolleg/Abendgymnasium Bundesfreiwilligendienst Landwirtschaftskammer Niedersachsen Abendgymnasium Oldenburg Mars-la-Tour-Straße 1-13 Bundesamt für Familie und zivilgesellschaftliche Theodor-Heuss-Straße 75 26121 Oldenburg Aufgaben 26129 Oldenburg Telefon: 0441 801 0 Regionalbetreuung E-Mail: sekretariat E-Mail: [email protected] Telefon: 0221 3673 0 @abendgymnasium-oldenburg.de Web: www.lwk-niedersachsen.de/berufe E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.abendgymnasium-oldenburg.de Web: www.bundesfreiwilligendienst.de BAföG/Unterhaltsbeihilfe Oldenburg-Kolleg Theodor-Heuss-Str. 75 Stadt Oldenburg 26129 Oldenburg Amt für Ausbildungsförderung ("BAföG-Amt") E-Mail: [email protected] Pferdemarkt 14 Web: www.oldenburg-kolleg.de 26121 Oldenburg Telefon: 0441 235 4444 Web: www.oldenburg.de 67 Die Informationen auf den folgenden Seiten können an dieser Stelle leider nicht barrierefrei angeboten werden, da sie automatisch aus einer Datenbank generiert und in Tabellenform angezeigt werden. Alle Informationen sind aber auch über die Navigation des Portals auf der Seite Deiner Arbeitsagentur zu finden. Tipps und Infos Sonstige regionale Adressen Volkshochschule Oldenburg Schulämter Karlstr. 25 26123 Oldenburg Niedersächsische Landesschulbehörde Telefon: 0441 7 923910 Regionalabteilung Osnabrück E-Mail: [email protected] Mühleneschweg 8 Web: www.vhs-ol.de 49090 Osnabrück Telefon: 0541 770460 Volkshochschule Wildeshausen e. V. Web: www.landesschulbehörde-niedersach- Wittekindstr. 9 sen.de 27793 Wildeshausen Telefon: 04431 71622 Volkshochschulen E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.vhs-wildeshausen.de Evangelische Heimvolkshochschule e. V. Mühlenstrasse 126 Volkshochschule der Stadt Wilhelmshaven 26180 Rastede Virchowstraße 29 Telefon: 04402 92840 26382 Wilhelmshaven Web: www.hvhs.de Telefon: 04421 16 4000 E-Mail: [email protected] Kreisvolkshochschule Wesermarsch Web: www.vhs-whv.de Bürgermeister-Müller-Str. 35 26919 Brake Volkshochschulen Hatten und Wardenburg Telefon: 04401 70 76 100 Patenbergsweg 7 Web: www.kvhs-wsm.de 26203 Wardenburg Telefon: 04407 71475 0 Kreisvolkshochschule Wesermarsch E-Mail: [email protected] Marktstr. 8a Web: www.vhs-ol.de 26954 Nordenham Telefon: 04731 94970 regioVHS Ganderkesee Web: www.kvhs-wsm.de Rathausstr. 24 27777 Ganderkesee Volkshochschule Delmenhorst gGmbH Telefon: 04222 44444 Am Turbinenhaus 11 (Nordwolle) E-Mail: [email protected] 27749 Delmenhorst Web: www.regiovhs.de Telefon: 04221 981800 E-Mail: [email protected] regioVHS Hude Web: www.vhs-delmenhorst.de Parkstr. 106 27798 Hude Volkshochschule Friesland-Wittmund Telefon: 04408 923162 Kieler Straße 8 E-Mail: [email protected] 26419 Schortens Web: www.regiovhs.de Telefon: 04461 98790 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.vhs-frieslandwittmund.de 68.
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