Vocational Education & Training. Vocational Integration. Vocational Rehabilitation. ... new perspectives

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1 Vocational Education & Training Vocational Integration Vocational Rehabilitation... new perspectives

2 Vocational Education & Training Our vocational education and training line aims at developing and providing a financially attractive and occupationally useful range of decentralized vocational qualification services equally accessible to both private and institutional clients. Organigram Vocational Rehabilitation Vocational rehabilitation aims at reestablishing participation in both working life and in society itself after the occurrence of a functional health disorder or as a measure of prevention in order to avoid such a disorder from occurring. Vocational Integration Vocational integration aims at supporting job seekers in finding employment by the non-profit placement/recruitment of workers and jobs or by monitored/supported employment. Furthermore, we offer permanent employment for persons with disabilities. Vocational Education & Training Mag. Othmar Friedl Management: Dir. Mag. Othmar Friedl (CEO), Dir. (Deputy CEO) Deputy Managing Directors: Dr. Christoph Jungwirth, Mag. Silvia Kunz, Mag. Roman Pöschl, Dr. Ernestine Strobl Strategic Divisions Vocational Rehabilitation Vocational Integration Mag. Othmar Friedl Dr. Christoph Jungwirth Dr. Ernestine Strobl Mag. Roman Pöschl Andreas Pühringer (Authorized Representative) Mag. Silvia Kunz Dipl. Ing. Christoph Zelenka Dr. Ernestine Strobl Mag. Roman Pöschl Andreas Pühringer (Authorized Signatory) Johann Druckenthaner Rita Frauenhuber Dr. Ernestine Strobl Mag. Roman Pöschl Andreas Pühringer (Authorized Representative) Dr. Christoph Jungwirth Dr. Ernestine Strobl Mag. Roman Pöschl Andreas Pühringer (Authorized Representative) Page 2 Page 3

3 Our Range of Services Group Management It is the BBRZ GROUP s mission and claim to provide assistance, support and encouragement to a maximum number of people of working age as they develop and utilize all occupational and social opportunities at their disposal. Our Mission We support people with education, employment and vocational integration. Verein zur Förderung der BBRZ GRUPPE Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 322 Fax: office@bbrz-gruppe.at From left to right: Dr. Christoph Jungwirth, Mag. Silvia Kunz, Mag. Othmar Friedl (CEO), (Deputy CEO), Mag. Roman Pöschl, Dr. Ernestine Strobl Founding institutions of the BBRZ GROUP: Upper Austria Chamber of Labour Dr. Josef Peischer Chairman of the Supervisory Board Austrian Federation of Trade Unions Page 4 Page 5

4 Vocational Education & Training Learning and education are instruments with which we not only help ourselves to get ahead but with which we can help society as a whole to continue to develop. Mag. Othmar Friedl Managing Director BFI OÖ and BBRZ GROUP Sound, on-going education and continuous training form the basis of each person s professional life. Which is why one of our clear-cut objectives is to be the contact for people who need us regardless of their age, level of education or national background. Dr. Christoph Jungwirth Managing Director BFI OÖ... better opportunities in life! BFI OÖ is an Upper Austrian vocational training institution that meets the new requirements of labor in the 21st century. It has become a market leader in all forms of re-entry into the job market, second-chance education and vocational qualification in health, social and other service jobs. An integrated spectrum of education and training covering all qualification levels - including university degrees - for both professional and occupational applications affords a significant edge to both single participants in training courses or seminars and to organizations, companies or special interest groups. Vocational Training offers More than 8000 opportunities in 22 communities at 30 locations in Upper Austria with offers for the most diverse target groups: Private customers Second chance education. Study at BFI (as a correspondence degree course of study at the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg) Health, Services and Social affairs, EDP and IT Social competence/leadership Languages Engineering/Traffic/Logistics The economy & management Customized company training sessions Job market policy training and education Project initiatives for integration & empowerment Academies in the social and health fields Metal Working Centers The Metal Working Centers at BFI Upper Austria were founded on the occasion of the ever increasing skilled worker shortage in the metal industry. The participants of both genders are assigned to the centers by the Austrian Job Center. Currently courses are being offered in the skilled trades of tool and die machinist, tool machinist and metal treatment engineering. The modular structure of the training means assignment is possible at any time and this guarantees optimal availability of qualified personnel. Even during the 18-month training, the participants gain contact to companies through various internships. Currently there are metal working centers in Attnang-Puchheim, Braunau, Gmunden, Gunskirchen and Steyr. Due to the large share of migrants the Metal Working Centers at BFI have developed into a driving force in integration in the region. Production Schools The target group of these production schools are youths and young adults between 15 and 25 years who to date have not have any positive experience finding either employment or a training position. In these production schools the participants are able to rediscover that there is positive access to training, education and work. First and foremost, the goal is for young people to learn to accept the structures of regular employment. The BFI Upper Austria currently has six production schools in Gmunden, Leonding, Mattighofen, Ried im Innkreis, Steyr and Wels. The institutions are funded by the Province of Upper Austria, the Upper Austrian Job Center and the communities in which each of the institutions are located. Berufsförderungsinstitut OÖ Raimundstr. 3, PF 324 Tel.: Fax: BFI-Serviceline: service@bfi-ooe.at Page 7

5 Making a Professional out of You. The Training Center ABZ (Ausbildungszentrum Braunau Ges.m.b.H) is a collective institution of education in cooperation with the BFI Upper Austria and the Austria Metall Aktiengesellschaft (AMAG), offering apprenticeship training in a modular program and training and development for skilled workers in the region. The goal of all of these measures at the ABZ is to provide people with better opportunities on the job market. This is an obligation that has been excellently fulfilled since In the meantime the ABZ is held in high esteem throughout the Innviertel region in matters of training and development. More than 300 skilled workers have already completed training for the AMAG and the Borbet Austria alone. In addition to that, 150 apprentices have been trained in such renowned companies as KTM, FCI, Miele, Beinkofer or Alutech for work in the fields of electrical or metal engineering. Dipl.-Ing. Christoph Zelenka Managing Director ABZ Braunau Extended vocational training and expert seminars for companies are also an integral part of the range of services offered. Companies have come to appreciate the flexibility and professional preparation of the courses. The ABZ does not offer standardized courses that might only coincidentally meet the requirements of the training necessary, but provides customized training, taking all prior knowledge into consideration. This intensive contact to industry, the further education of training staff and professional events at ABZ guarantee lasting topicality of the training contents offered. Training offers: metal treatment engineers technicians for machine tools general welders mechatronic technicians production engineers electrical installation engineers foundry mechanics cutting machine technicians draftsmen electrical technicians materials testers tool construction technicians Ausbildungszentrum Braunau 5280 Braunau/Inn Industriezeile 50 Tel.: Fax: office@abz-braunau.at Page 8 Page 9

6 School for Professions in Social Care in Steyr Tending to and caring for the elderly is becoming an increasingly important task for our society. Since its establishment in 1991, the School for Social Care (SOB) has been offering the quality training necessary for this task in the Steyr Region. The SOB in Steyr is funded by a private supporting association and is associated with the School of Commercial Professions there. In the autumn of 2009 the supporting association of the SOB was assumed by the BFI Upper Austria. The school offers educational training for specialized social workers and qualified social workers focusing on social work with the elderly. Geared towards the job market, these courses are conducted as extra occupational courses or as full time study. Rita Frauenhuber Chairwoman of the Board School for Professions in Social Care The full time study, lasting 24 months, primarily addresses young people who have just finished general schooling. Those people who have decided to pursue a social profession at a later time in their lives have the possibility of attending the course as an extra occupational program, which in itself is in line with the concept of life-long learning. SOB - Schule für Sozialbetreuungsberufe 4400 Steyr L. Werndl-Str. 7 Tel.: Fax: office@sob-steyr.at Page 10 Page 11

7 The Cambridge Institute Being able to speak English is a skill that we just cannot imagine not being a part of our daily lives. A working knowledge of the English is something that today s working world assumes and a skill that has also become quite important in our private lives when traveling, searching the Internet and the like. The Cambridge Institute is the first language institute in Linz that specializes in teaching English only. The Cambridge Institute in Linz stands out as an individualized, timeindependent and sustainable place of learning. A specialized assessment process determines the language proficiency level of each student. There are 21 levels, ensuring that each student can be taught at the level that best suits him or her. There is no time lost trying to find out where someone belongs; students are in the right small groups from the very beginning. The courses at the Cambridge Institute are set up to enable students to never miss a lesson, meaning they will always reach their learning target optimally. Mag. Martin Schmidhuber Head of the Institute The courses offered range from an 18-step basic course system that guarantees participants the highest degree of flexibility possible to courses for language certificates accepted worldwide, such as the diplomas from Cambridge University. The entire spectrum is found here: from introductory courses to the highest levels of proficiency in the European Framework of Reference for Languages. The Dolphin System is an internationally tested combination of computerbased learning and teaching units conducted solely with teachers whose mother tongue is English. This guarantees sustainable language learning success on the highest level. In addition to that, learning sessions that are individual, flexible and planned according to the time available to the student can be ensured. In January 2013 BFI OÖ and another partner took over operations at the Cambridge Institute Linz and have been offering both private customers and companies the possibility of expanding their English language skills in a flexible, individual and sustainable way. The Cambridge Institute Linz Mozartstrasse 6-10 A Linz Sofort-Info-Service: info@cambridgelinz.at Page 12 Page 13

8 Vocational Rehabilitation Taking on the responsibility for all of those who chances in life are poor due to their health issues is both a basic obligation of society and a key issue for us as well. Managing Director Our main concern is offering those who are looking for support in returning to their vocation professional help according to the latest standards. We do not compromise on quality. Dr. Ernestine Strobl Managing Director Strategic actions, a group of expertst and the skills and willingness to perform complex services in surroundings that are by no means without socio-political contradiction: This is a challenge that the BBRZ is facing now and in the future. TOGETHERNESS with a Capital T Since 1975 the BBRZ has been accompanying those who are no longer able to practice their profession due to illness or as a result of an accident on their way (back) into professional life. The goal here has always been the sustainable integration of our participants into the job market and into society. Our offices throughout Austria guarantee those affected access to what is offered in vocational rehabilitation as close to their place of residence as possible. Systemic Vocational Rehabilitation is standardized throughout Austria at the locations in Linz, Braunau, Vienna, St. Pölten, Wiener Neustadt, Zwettl, Kapfenberg, Graz, Klagenfurt, Villach, Salzburg and Innsbruck. The basis of our modularized rehabilitation program is rehabilitation planning individually attuned to the needs of each person affected and, subsequently, customized training that fits perfectly to each branch of business. The BBRZ Reha GmbH is a system partner and an agent of the public sector, working on behalf of the Austrian Job Center, social insurance carriers and the provinces. Knowledge and Know-how Interdisciplinary teams consisting of doctors, psychologists, occupational studies experts and social affairs educators along with rehabilitation technologists certified to be process managers for vocational rehabilitation holistically support those affected on their journey towards sustainable participation in professional life. Mag. Roman Pöschl Managing Director Quality Standards are guaranteed by the certification of all of our services in acc. with ISO 9001 and ÖCERT. Vocational rehabilitation is not only an obligation towards society, it is an economic necessity. Andreas Pühringer Authorized Representative BBRZ Reha Gesellschaft mbh Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 323 REHA-Hotline: Fax: office@bbrz.at Page 14 Page 15

9 HEALTH with a Capital H Diagnostics, Counseling, Prevention As an independent and neutral service provider, the BBRZ offers a repertoire of methods and instruments for resource centered, occupational diagnostics branded as BerufsDiagnostik Austria. The interaction of occupational health diagnostics, labor psychological performance diagnostics and activity diagnostics of functional performance using ERGOS and case management guarantees a holistic, potential oriented approach to the needs of each person affected. Throughout Austria in counseling centers for those who were exposed to asbestos at the workplace, the BBRZ has taken on the case management duties of the Austrian General Social Accident Insurance Agency (AUVA). As one of the first institutions in Austria the BBRZ has devoted itself to focusing on retention of the job in the event of health disabilities and, with its innovative support and counseling services sets the standards in the Austrian system of secondary prevention. BBRZ Österreich Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 323 Fax: office@bbrz.at Intensive Rehabilitation Those recovering from a traumatic brain injury or those suffering from neurological disorders are offered intensive help in their social and vocational reintegration at the NeuroNetzWerk by a team of multi-professional experts. The programs offered by RISS especially support the visually impaired in recovering their mobility, their social integration and vocational reorientation. Jugend am Werk Upper Austria The primary task of the program Jugend am Werk Upper Austria is the social and vocational integration of those at an educational disadvantage, the academically weak and youths with other disabilities in Upper Austria. In addition to special support programs such as vocational training assistance, job coaching, apprentice coaching and training coaching for the Austrian Railways ÖBB, we are constantly developing new approaches and working on new methods of taking into consideration the special needs of youths with limitations due to disabilities. With our longstanding experience in qualification, training, socio-educational support and the vocational integration of youths and young adults with disabilities, we attend to and counsel those youths on their journey into the world of employment, allowing them to build the foundation for their successful entry into professional life. JUGEND am WERK Ges.m.b.H. Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 323 Fax: office@jugendamwerk-linz.at Page 16 Page 17

10 BBRZ MED As the first such health facility of its kind in Austria, the BBRZ MED GmbH offers out-patient rehabilitation for the mentally ill. The advantages of this approach lie not only in the lower inhibition threshold for engaging the services of medical rehabilitation in sufficient time but also in being able to integrate therapeutic processes into the patients everyday reality. Successful rehabilitation is ensured through the work of a staff of professionals: medical specialists in the fields of psychiatry, general medicine, psychotherapy and psychology. They are supported by occupational health nurses and orderlies, social workers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and nutritionists. The dedicated team and its medical specialist care supervisors guarantee a high level of treatment based on good therapeutic relationships. The focus is not only on mental health, but on boosting the individual strengths and competences of each patient. Resource-oriented access forms the basis for planning the therapeutic and rehabilitation efforts to help ensure a quick return to one s social and professional life. Priv.-Doz. Dr. Alexandra Schosser-Haupt, PhD Medical Director In addition to therapy, the Center for Mental Health provides guidance and counseling on the problems to be dealt with in everyday life along with support for medical or psychotherapeutic follow-up treatments and when planning job rehabilitation or help in looking for a job. The target groups are women and men who are mainly suffering from the following illnesses: Mood disorders: depression, dysthymic disorder, bipolar disorder (aside from manic episodes), burnout, anxiety disorder (panic disorder, obsessivecompulsive disorder, etc.), psychosomatic disorder, psychosis beyond the acute phases of the disease, personality or adjustment disorders. The therapy program consists of the following modules: Group and individualized psychotherapy, psychoeducation, psychological treatments individually and in groups, medical treatments, occupational therapy, creative therapies, physiotherapy, sports and exercise programs, biofeedback, relaxation methods. The goal of the therapies in our outpatient clinics is to provide the best possible and most sustainable improvement in the patients health and the (re)integration of the patient into their social and professional networks, opening the doors to a new lease on life. BBRZ MED Ges.m.b.H. Center for Mental Health 1210 Wien Schererstraße 30 Tel.: Fax: From autumn 2013 also: Muldenstraße 5, Zufahrt Glimpfingerstraße office@bbrz-med.at Page 18 Page 19

11 Vocational Integration We are Austria s specialists in the field of job market integration of those with health or social impairments with knowledge and experience at our disposal that is unsurpassed. Managing Director What we offer incorporates all of the methods and measures that people might need for vocational integration. Mag. Silvia Kunz Managing Director For New paths on the Job Market In vocational integration we support job seekers all across Austria and facilitate their access to the job market. We teach the required qualifications and social skills in employment projects with quasi-business structures and processes. We offer subsidized, permanent jobs in specialized workshops as well as support in job placement. FAB is a specialist in the field of job market integration for those with social or physical disabilities. With qualification, employment, care and support we offer those seeking jobs the necessary skills for successful, long-lasting vocational integration. Our goal is to raise the chances of those who have a poor social starting position, helping them to participate to their utmost in life in society. With these services being offered, FAB contributes immensely to equal opportunities and is an essential part of the successful, social job market policies. FAB, with its manifold services, facilities and projects from Vienna to Vorarlberg, has become one of the most significant facilitators of an integrative job market in Austria. We offer our participants the opportunity of developing abilities and skills in different occupational fields. Products and services from the following fields are produced together with our participants / staff and offered on the market: Training and development Construction / Redeveloping Printing / Advertising / Shipping Facility services Garden / Green spaces care Catering trade / Events / Seminars Wood / Metal / Plastics Job order production Painting / Paint shop Recycling / Secondary raw materials Programs for Those Seeking Work Labor Foundations We support those who are already unemployed or who are at risk of unemployment by aiming for reintegration in the job market through outplacement, emplacement and insolvency foundations. FAB offers labor foundations for special target groups such as young people or those with disabilities that are exactly suited to meet the needs of these groups. Transit Jobs In the FAB socio-economic enterprises and non-profit employment projects those seeking employment are hired temporarily, qualified in both theory and practice in different professional fields and prepared for the demands of the job market. Page 20 Page 21

12 Qualification and Integration Courses As an extension of the contents and methods of placement activities of the Austrian Job Center, we assist those who have lost their job or are suffering from an impairment or are not able to enter into the mainstream working life without help and support. Counseling and Care Facilities Through this type of care people can be cared for or picked up outside of mainstream training programs and supported in difficult situations. Programs for Those with Disabilities Permanent Jobs and Supervised Employment In its workshops FAB offers regular work with all of the socio-legal protection and socio-educational support for those with disabilities, encouraging them in initiating placement in the mainstream job market, and supporting them at work in the companies as well. Work Support and Personnel Leasing The supported and assisted personnel leasing programs for those with disabilities offered by FAB give these individuals the opportunity to work in enterprises in the primary job market. The goal here is for them to become permanently leased to the company or to enter into employment there. Integration Support and Innovative Projects for Special Target Groups Production Schools In the FAB production schools young people learn by carrying out practical work and are given the assistance they require to be able to gain a foothold in the job market. Qualification of Young People (for an apprenticeship or for a job) Youths with physical, mental or social disabilities are qualified by FAB with the aim of giving them access to the working world or to an apprenticeship. Living Space for Recovering Alcoholics Those suffering from alcohol abuse, having completed an alcohol treatment program, can find in the residential houses of FAB the right setting for returning step-by-step to a life of abstinence from alcohol and self-determination. Programs for Training and Development College for Systemic Counseling FAB offers internal and external clients training in the fields of systemic life counseling, social counseling and vocational counseling. Those with impairments are supported in both personal and professional issues by FAB Organos through a special educational program. Verein zur Förderung von Arbeit und Beschäftigung Industriezeile 47a Fax: office@fab.at Page 22 Page 23

13 The Best Type of Cooperation From its four locations in Upper Austria, TEAMwork assists persons with impairments to integrate in the job market, achieving complete social integration as a consequence. A regular job, supported by individual personal development as well as social, psychological and medical assistance, ensures continued personal and technical education. TEAMwork is a major innovative job order company that has contributed to its clients success by providing sophisticated solutions and top quality services over the past twenty years. A high standard in products and services ensures targeted outsourcing of production processes. A considerable number of wellknown firms, even beyond Upper Austria, put their trust in TEAMwork. Our Services: Woodworking Plastics processing Assembling Packaging Painting and refurbishing Johann Druckenthaner Managing Director TEAMwork Preparing for Vocational Qualification: Similar to regular apprenticeship training, staff members with impairments receive dual training in preparation for the first job market. By combining theoretical learning and hands-on practical workshop training, this initiative teaches technical knowledge and skills as well as the required business competency and social skills. TEAMwork Holz- und Kunststoffverarbeitung GesmbH Jaxstr , PF 265 Tel.: Fax: office@team-work.at Page 24 Page 25

14 Regions Regional Management Upper Austria Linz/Mühlviertel Innviertel Gerald Roithmeier Sabine Steffan Wels Johann Reindl-Schwaighofer Steyr Salzkammergut Rita Frauenhuber Gunter Derflinger Region Upper Austria Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 322 Fax: office@bbrz-gruppe.at Region East 1110 Wien Simmeringer Hauptstr Tel.: Fax: ost@bbrz-gruppe.at Central Services and Departments On the one hand, Central Services carry out a service function for the operating lines that are based on product catalogues and are fulfilled with annual service level agreements. On the other hand, these important functions support cohesion among the BBRZ Group and provide assistance to Group Management. Finacial Management Markus Stadler Mag. Othmar Friedl Corporate- Communication Management Gerhard Hagn Responsibile CEO Facility Management Bmst. in Ing. in Corrina Außerwöger Upper Austria Reha Mag.a Alexandra Hiller Region South 8605 Kapfenberg Paula-Wallisch-Platz 1 Tel.: Fax: sued@bbrz-gruppe.at Controlling Dr. in Miriam Eder Human resouces, Mag. Horst Feifer Organizational developement and human resources controlling Innovation and Portfolio developement Mag. a Silvia Kunz Region Salzburg 5020 Salzburg Schillerstraße 25 Eingang Nord / 2. Stock Tel: Fax: office.salzburg@fab.at Personnel administration, personnel law and payroll department Mag. Horst Feifer Information Technologies Markus Kleinen Mag. Roman Pöschl International Projects Dr. Josef Stockinger Dr. Christoph Jungwirth and Cooperations Austria East Mag. Werner Grünstäudl Region Tyrol 6020 Innsbruck Werner von Siemensstraße 7 Tel: Fax: tirol@bbrz.at Administrative departments of the Board Assistance and Auditing MMag. Julia Panholzer Vorarlberg Martina Ender Tyrol Mag. Martin Hirner Salzburg Josefine Young-Buchner South Region Vorarlberg 6850 Dornbirn Färbergasse 15 Tel.: Fax: west@bbrz-gruppe.at Mag. Andreas Schröck Page 27

15 Internationally Connected For many years now the BBRZ GROUP has been involved in several projects and included in several networks on an international level. What is particularly enhanced by the intensive cooperation with partner institutions on a European level is the competence of the entire enterprise, at the same time boosting the transfer of knowledge beyond the borders. Along these lines the BBRZ GROUP contributes to European solidarity and encourages socio-political innovation throughout Europe. Benefitting from and contributing to Europe As many as 145 transnational projects in nearly every relevant European support program and bilateral cooperation have been successfully concluded thus far. There are currently about 35 going on. The network in which the BBRZ GROUP is involved has grown to include approximately 350 organizations throughout Europe. The following umbrella organizations must be noted as contracting authorities or cooperation partners: The European Commission The ILO International Labour Organisation The Council of Europe Governments and other official bodies Rund 350 internationale Netzwerkpartner 1-5 Partner 5-9 Partner > 10 Partner > 30 Partner We are members of several European associations and consortia: ULIXES - European Union Training and Research Network (EEIG = European Economic Interest Group) EASPD - European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH - SOLIDAR - NGO network to advance social justice in Europe and worldwide - Europäischer Verband Beruflicher Bildungsträger (EVBB) - The cooperation with the EVBB in particular has been quite productive. This European umbrella organization of free and non-profit educational providers currently has 48 members in 20 European countries. The aim of the organization is to boost the competitiveness of its members and to raise the level of qualification of those employed. This is done by intensifying the exchange of information on a European level and providing efficient vocational education and training. The position in the job markets aimed for is thus achieved. Verein zur Förderung der BBRZ GRUPPE Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 322 Fax: project@bbrz-gruppe.at Page 29

16 More than 50 years of experience in vocational education, vocational rehabilitation and vocational Integration BFI OÖ (Vocational Training Institution Upper Austria) 1966 Protected Workshop in Linz 1975 BBRZ (Center for Vocational Training and Rehabilitation) 1983 TEAMwork Holz- und Kunststoffverarbeitung GesmbH 1986 BBRZ offices in Kapfenberg (province of Styria) and Vienna 1987 FAB (Promotion of Work and Occupation) 1995 Ausbildungszentrum Braunau GesmbH (ABZ) 1998 Foundation of the FAB locations of Salzburg and Vorarlberg BBRZ office in Klagenfurt (province of Carinthia) 2003 Association for the Promotion of the BBRZ Group Reestablishment of the FAB association (Promotion of Work and Occupation) 2007 Protected Workshop is renamed FAB Pro.Work 2009 The BFI OÖ takes over the supporting association of the College for professional social supervisors (SOB) in Steyr Opening of the BBRZ locations in St. Pölten and Innsbruck 2010 The Center for Mental Health was opened in Leopoldau, Vienna. FAB (Promotion of Work and Occupation) acquires the premises of the former Quelle mail-order firm in Linz, where the Center of Vocational Integration was founded. Opening of the BBRZ locations in Wiener Neustadt and Zwettl 2012 Opening of the Zentrum für Berufliche Integration (Center of Vocational Integration) 2013 Acquisition of the Cambridge Institute Re-opening of the refurbished Central Headquarters Building in Linz A successful past is the best foundation for the future. Verein zur Förderung der BBRZ GRUPPE Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 322 Fax: office@bbrz-gruppe.at Page 30 Page 31

17 , Grillparzerstr. 50, PF 322 Fax: Legal Notice: Media owner: Verein zur Förderung der BBRZ GRUPPE (Association for the Promotion of the BBRZ GROUP),, Grillparzerstr. 50, P.O.B. 322, Austria. Conception: BBRZ GROUP ZD Communication & Marketing; Print: Gutenberg-Werbering Gesellschaft m.b.h., 4020 Linz, Austria All rights reserved, including those of reproduction, dissemination and translation. Without written consent by the publishers, it is prohibited to reproduce in any form, be it by photocopy, microfilm or any other procedure, or to store, process, reproduce or distribute any part of this work by electronic means. Photos: Copyright BBRZ Group, istockphoto, photo page 2: Christian Wirth (CC-BY-SA). Printing or typesetting errors excepted. Sixth edition, April 2013; ZVR (Austrian Central Register of Associations) No.: