Welcome to the Vocational Retraining Centre Berufsförderungswerk Frankfurt am Main

Competence for integration into the job market

The individual needs and circumstance of each disabled person have to be taken into consideration to facilitate everyone’s participation in everyday work. As a modern service provider, the Vocational Retraining Centre Berufsförderungswerk Frankfurt am Main answers this claim. Our support is the foundation for a sustainable employability. We open up new perspectives for people who are no longer able to fully pursue their original profession due to medical reasons.

A wide range of services which conform to market requirements and individual needs enable us to develop an individually customized strategy to reintegrate various groups of people.

The Vocational Retraining Centre Berufsförderungswerk Frankfurt am Main offers various services for disabled people and those who are in danger of becoming disabled and being unable to participate in everyday work. Our aims are:

• a lasting reintegration
• safeguarding of jobs
• first integration
• prevention of disability

We developed a new market-oriented integration management which is called “Reha-KomIn” based on the new “Reha-Modell”. Assisted by our rehab-teams with instructors and specialists, in medicine, psychology and welfare, we generate the professional skills of our participants and support their personal development.

We cooperate in a custom-oriented way with social facilities, rehabilitation funds and commercial partners. We also offer our services close to where the participants live.

Our success is guaranteed by qualified staff and the readiness to reassess our work and to continuously improve our services as a company. The overall concept is supported by the staff as well as the management of the Vocational Retraining Centre Berufsförderungswerk Frankfurt am Main.

Target groups

• People with physical disabilities
• People with mental disabilities
• People with hearing disabilities
• People with visual impairments
• Young adults and adolescents with disabilities
• Disabled women in specific circumstances
• Elderly disabled people