AK learning coaching: Cheap tuition for Carinthian students in the autumn holidays

AK learning coaching: Cheap tuition for Carinthian students in the autumn holidays

In Carinthia there is an excellent way for students to close their learning deficits and at the same time relieve the family income. The learning coaching of the Carinthia Chamber of Labor begins in the autumn holidays, from October 28th to October 31st. The courses offered focus on mathematics, German and English and are available for only ten euros per compartment. This is an inexpensive solution for families who may otherwise have difficulty paying tutoring.

The learning coaching is specially intended for students at middle schools and in the AHS substfleis. According to AK President Günther Goach, the average of tutoring costs in Carinthia per child and year is around 740 euros. This adds up to a total of 7.7 million euros per year - a significant amount for households that are already under financially pressure. Goach demands that tutoring should be accessible to everyone and emphasizes that AK learning coaching is offered in cooperation with the Carinthian adult education centers.

appointments and course offer

The blocked training units during the autumn holidays are offered in small groups or as individual training. The following offer enables students to learn without pressure and in an entertaining atmosphere. In order to be able to participate in learning coaching, at least one parent must be a member of the Chamber of Labor, and the household income must not exceed the limit of 4,500 euros gross.

There are various contact numbers for registration, depending on the district. Interested parties can call, for example, in Klagenfurt on 050 477-7005, while the number 050 477-7100 applies to Villach. If you call from Feldkirchen or St. Veit, you can reach the service number 050 477-7602. In the Wolfsberg and Völkermarkt regions, the number 050 477-7500 is the right contact, and Spittal and Hermagor can be reached on 050 477-7301

This initiative comes at a time when many children have difficulty to understand the learning material, which has been particularly reinforced by the challenges of recent years. As Goach noted, many children have forgotten learning, and it is important that they receive the necessary support to stay on course.

The opportunity to learn during the holiday is not only recommended to close learning gaps, but also to ensure that the children bring relaxation and learning into harmony. Further information is available on the website of the Carinthia Chamber of Labor or directly from the corresponding contact point. The report on www.meinbezirk.at .