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Founded in the mid-1970s, ECAP Solothurn is one of the oldest regional offices of ECAP. The courses offered are primarily aimed at migrants. They are based on the latest methodological and didactic findings and are constantly being expanded. It is low-threshold and adapted to the group-specific concerns (e.g. women, illiterate and unemployed) and realities of the participants. An up-to-date overview of ECAP Solothurn's can be found in our course programme . ECAP Solothurn's current range of courses covers four areas: German courses • Courses on various levels: alphabetisation and levels A1 up to B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for the languages CEFR • Daily, evening and Saturday courses • Professional and job-related German courses (for companies and institutions) Labour market measures (in cooperation with the AWA) • Stabe-Stebe Courses (professional assessment / job application techniques) • Information day for foreign-language unemployed persons Vocational training • CNC operators (turning and milling) and CNC programmers Special courses • Elternkurse in den Gemeinden: German courses in various municipalities of the canton of Solothurn for participants with caring responsibilities (incl. childcare service) We are also an accredited examination center for fide test. Here you can find more information .

ECAP is a non-commercial and non-profit adult education institute in Switzerland. Headquartered in Zurich, there are nine regional branches throughout Switzerland. With its courses, the intercultural organisation enables the education of migrants and employees in general, including those with little formal education. With more than 50,000 participants per year, ECAP is the second largest adult education institute in Switzerland – and the number one school for German and integration courses. ECAP Zurich offers a wide range of courses in German, vocational education and information technology. An up-to-date overview of our training offer can be found in our course programme : • Literacy courses • Basic courses German and Integration for newcomers • Intensive German courses • Extensive German courses: in the afternoon, in the evening and on Saturday • Niveaukurse: German on behalf of the city of Zurich • German in the municipalities • Branch-specific German / Building trade and gastronomy • Labour market measures on behalf of the AWA • Computer science courses • Italian language courses • Professional training for electricians • ADEFA, Training course for course leaders in the field of integration (Sveb 1) and fide modules • Intercultural interpreting, modules 1 and 2 of the Trialogue Course • ict@migrants: Project for the employment of qualified immigrant women in the ICT sector ECAP Zurich is an accredited examination center for telc, CELI, ECDL certifications and fide test. Here you will find more information . ECAP runs the secondary school Enrico Fermi , a joint bilingual school which is part of the Italian-Swiss Polo Scolastico in Zurich.

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

When you are losing your sight or have already lost your sight, you need to know that help is readily at hand. We are committed to helping blind and visually impaired people to live as independently as possible. We want to create an inclusive society in which blind and visually impaired people have a high quality of life. And we have been working on our mission every day since 1958 in our capacity as a charitable self-help organisation. We are on hand to support and advise visually impaired people and their families at our seven advice centres – at no cost and with no membership required. Our motto is “Looking ahead together”. Swiss Blind Union - self-help organization of blind and visually impaired people

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