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Voice of
UNS
Interkulturelle Woche 2018 vom 23. bis 29. September
Ausgabe: September 2018
päischen Einigung sowie den
aktuellen Entwicklungen und
Sonntag, 23.09.2018 Montag, 24.09.2018 ‚was dieses vor Ort bedeutet‘
14:00 Uhr 17:00 Uhr werden gegeben. Auch die
St. Georgenkirche Rathaus – Neuer Markt Situation Geflüchteter und deren
Auftakt-Gottesdienst – Ausstellungseröffnung mit Film- ehemalige Unterbringung in der
mehrsprachig vorführung Akademie selbst werden Inhalte
anschließend Familienfest Die Produktionsschule Plus stellt des Austausches, der geruhsam bei
Die Georgengemeinde lädt die Fortsetzung ihrer letztjährigen kleiner Verköstigung ausklingen
gemeinsam mit dem Ausstellung „Gesichter– Vielfalt ist wird.
Café International zu einem unsere Zukunft“ vor.
vielfältigen Programm mit Musik Der in Kooperation mit der RAA- Donnerstag, 27.09.2018
des Ensembles Nachtigall, batz Medienwerkstatt entstandene 17:00 Uhr
Aktivitäten in und um die Kurzfilm „Ankommen in Deutsch- ÜAZ - Haupthaus
Pfadfinderjurte sowie land“ – „Arriving in Germany“ Tanzveranstaltung
Pupen-Theater allerhand „Katze, thematisiert die Fluchterfahrung, Kinder- und Jugendliche führen
liebe Katze“ ab 16:30 Uhr ein. Wünsche und Ziele dreier, junger Tänze verschiedenster Herkunft
Bei Kaffee, Kuchen und anderen Afghanen der Region. vor und animieren zum Mitma-
kulinarischen Genüssen wird für chen. Beim „Tanz der Kulturen“
Jung und Alt auf dem Kirchge- Mittwoch, 26.09. 2018
lände ein buntes Programm 18:00 bis 20:00 Uhr und alkoholfreien Cocktails mit
geboten. Europäische Akademie und über vermeintlich Unbekann-
Vortrag und Diskussion tes ins Gespräch kommen.
„Das Beste an Europa ist seine
Vielfalt!“ Informationen zu
Chancen und Schwierigkeiten des
Projektes Europa und der euro-
Freitag, 28.09.2018
14:00 Uhr Weitere Aktionen:
Jugendzentrum JOO!
Aktionsnachmittag RBB Müritz (intern)
„Bunt? Na und?!“ – Herein, offen Schul-Projekttage – Dienstag/Mittwoch, 25./26.09.2018
sein und mitmachen! Zum Thema „Migration und Integration in Deutschland“ in
Verschiedenste Aktivitäten rund Kooperation mit der Landsmannschaft der Deutschen aus Russland
um Interkulturalität für Menschen und dem Jugendmigrationsdienst.
bis 27 Jahre werden geboten.
Interkulturelles Sportfest – Freitag, 28.09.2018
Samstag, 29.09.2018
17:00 Uhr Sportliches Kräftemessen von Jugendlichen
St. Georgenkirche der Beruflichen Schule, des Fachgymnasiums, und der
Abschluss-Konzert Produktionsschule Plus.
Zum Gedenken an das Kriegsende
vor 100 Jahren wird die Friedens- Europäische Akademie
messe des walisischen Kompo- Ausstellung bis 04.10.2018
nisten Karl Jenkins „The armed „Deine Anne. Ein Mädchen schreibt Geschichte“
man - a mass for peace” unter der
Leitung von Christiane Drese mit Rathaussaal
Mezzosopran Susanne Wild, Dr. Ausstellung ab 25.09.2018
Hikmat Al Sabty (Gebets-Solo), „Gesichter – Vielfalt ist unsere Zukunft“
Kinderchor, Kantatenchor und
Kantatenorchester aufgeführt.
* Eintritt: 12 €, ermäßigt 9 €,
Kinder bis 12 frei
Akteure vor Ort:
Die Einführungsveranstaltung fin-
det vorab Mittwoch, 12.09.2018,
19:00 Uhr im Haus des Gastes mit ÜAZ Waren gGmbH
Prof. Dr. Hartmut Möller (Mu-
sikwissenschaftler HMT Rostock) Stadt Waren (Müritz)
und weiteren Akteuren statt. Senioren– und Behindertenbeirat
Regionales Berufliches Bildungszentrum Müritz
RAA Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V.
Partnerschaft für Demokratie Waren (Müritz)
Initiative Müritz hilft e.V.
Kirchengemeinde St. Marien
Kirchengemeinde St. Georgen
Jugendzentrum JOO!
Freiwillige Feuerwehr Waren (Müritz)
Europäische Akademie MV e.V.
CJD Nord
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Ausbildung zum Automechaniker in Morkiswa, Uganda
Vocational Education Auto Mechanics in Morkiswa, Uganda
Morkiswa Students Voices, Rasmas
My name is Okectch Rasmas from Nagongera Town Council, 22 years old.
I am doing a National Certificate Course in Auto Mechanics at Morkiswa
Community Skilling Institute MCSI) after completing my Ordinary Level
in Mother Kevin Senior Secondary School in Tororo. I am now in my
second year, completing my course at the end of this year.
When the people who sponsor my education told me to join a technical
school for technical education, I saw this as an abuse because I wanted
to join the university after my high school. But after seeing how interes-
ting it is to repair cars and it starts running I got excited and my interest
in the course grew. When we get to industrial training it gets even more
interesting. Our supervisor teaches us more things during the training. I
regularly take my industrial Training in Busia town by the Uganda/Kenya
Border. We also visit The New Expert Motors for regular training.
Morkiswa Community Skilling institute is a very good school, with good
teachers and the directors. We receive regular volunteers from Europe
who continue to encourage us that technical education made Europe de-
velop faster. The directors get us the students connected to places where
we do industrial Training and where we find jobs.
Unfortunately Morkiswa does not have good training building, no run-
ning cars, which we consider very important for our training. We have
asked the directors to create for us service pit and a running car then we
shall have a better training facility but most times they say they do not
have money. We also lack training materials that are very needed for our
practical.
Many things have become better after Stichting Morkiswa brought elec-
tricity. We have seen them (Stichting Morkiswa) roofing for a dining hall.
We used to eat under the trees, in our dormitories and on varandas. But
we shall now enjoy our meals in a dining halls. We hope can also get the
dining table and seats for the dining hall. Up to now we the institute has
very poor and few furniture even for classrooms.
Otherwise so far so good for my future. I can see that I will be able to
support my family.
Author:
Okectch, Rasmas (22)
Morkiswa Community Skilling Institute
Join
VOICES
Us! C SI
Annet Aiseri
Student of Plumbing
MORKISWA
M
COMMUNITY
"I want to become a
professional engineer.
SKILLING
Many places still have no
access to clean water and
INSTITUTE
my goal is to change this."
Julius Olupot
Student of Wood Work FIRST CHOICE AMONG
"At MCSI I am learning the STUDENTS & EMPLOYERS
technical skills that I need
to succeed in the future.
Becoming an architect is
my biggest dream."
Mr. Aggrey Namaswa
Principal at MCSI
"My greatest vision is to CONTACT DETAILS
impart my knowledge to
students who are eager to MORKISWA COMMUNITY
learn. And MCSI provides SKILLING INSTITUTE
the environment needed."
P.O. BOX 803
Mr.Wodulo Mwambu TORORO, UGANDA
HR Director, Tororo Cement Directions: Nagongera Rd.,
10 km from Tororo
"We highly encourage
students to join MCSI. The +256 779 256 539 or
internships at TCL help us +256 759 589 664
to identify our very needed admin@morkiswacommunity.com
future employees." vwww.morkiswacommunity.com TRUSTED SINCE 2014
We want to become the number one
vocational school in Uganda offering the
best value for money. In doing so, we
contribute to the social and economic
OUR empowerment of the less priviliged in
our community. What is more, we impart
OUR
VISION our values of respect, discipline and COURSES
morality.
The school offers a modern and fully "WE ARE COMMI T TED We are registered with UBTEB & DIT
equipped learning environment to its
TO GI VI NG OU R and offer a variety of certificate courses.
students. Our highly committed and
certified instructors are exemplary for
ST U DENTS T HE BEST 01 - AGRICULTURE
02 - AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS
the exceptional educational standard at POSSI BL E VOCATI ONAL
03 - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
MCSI. Graduates attain valuable T RAI NING AND 04 - ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS
technical skills, improving their career PR EPARE T HEM FOR A 05 - HAIR DRESSING
perspectives notably. A separate and
secured accomodation for our female
SU CCESS FUL 06 - HOTEL & INSTIT. CATERING
07 - PLUMBING
students is self-evident. Further, PROFES SIONAL 08 - TAILORING & FAHION DESIGN
students are free to enjoy our after- C ARE ER. " 09 - WELDING & FABRICATION
school activities including regular
10 - WOOD WORK TECHNOLOGY
worship services, games and football. Francis Okech, Director of MCSI
We cooperate with prestigious
organizations in Uganda, Europe and USA.
Tororo Cement Ltd., Uganda
Tools to Work, Netherlands
OUR SES - Senior Expert Services, Germany
PUM - Senior Experts, Netherlands
OUR
SCHOOL Internat. NGOs, e.g. Compassion Int., PARTNERS
Covenant Mercies, Hope 4 Kids
Ausbildung zum Elekriker in Morkiswa, Uganda
Vocational Education in Electrical Instalation in Morkiswa, Uganda
Morkiswa Students Voices: Julius
I am Julius Okuni, 21 years, from Nagongera town council. My father
died after being poisoned by neighbors who hated him when I was 3 years
old. I grew up an orphan. Fortunately, I was taken up by a Christian Orga-
nization called Generation Focus from the time I was a child. Generation
Focus took care of me, and my education. And till now they are the one
paying my education.
After completing my O’ level (senior 4) at St. Benedict Secondary School,
Tororo, I thought I would join high school and proceed to a university for
bachelor’s degree. But our career master advised that it would be easier
to find employment and start earning early if I could go for a technical
training.
This is how I ended up in Morkiswa Community Skilling Institute (MCSI),
in my second year doing Electrical Installation. I am attached Tororo Ce-
ment Industry for Industrial Training. I hope I join the Industry after the
course that ends in November 2018.
I have found MCSI a very friendly school: good and parental directors,
good instructors and good atmosphere for training because of its rural
location. We had a bad time when we had no electricity. We were learning
electricity but there was no electricity for demonstration. But we thank
Stichting Morkiswa for sending financial support for installing electricity.
Our directors do a lot to create partnerships and do networks for us, and
find life meaningful. We participated in wiring the institute by ourselves
as students of Electrical Installation.
I believe I will find a job as soon as I complete my education and start
earning so that I can be able to support my family.
I thank Generation Focus for the tuition; I thank the Institute Directors for
bringing affordable technical school near my home; I thank my teachers
for being dedicated and I thank Stichting Morkiswa for bring electricity
to the institute. We have lights and we can use small electrical machines.
Author:
Julius Okuni,(21)
Morkiswa Community Skilling Institute
Ausbildung zum Schweißer in Morkiswa, Uganda
Vocational Education Welding in Morkiswa, Uganda
Morkiswa Students Voices, Ronald
I am known by the names, Musalosalo Ronald, a welding student at Mor-
kiswa Community Skilling institute. I come Busia District, 50km away
from the institute. My uncle who works abroad was told of this school
on email and when he returned to Uganda he came with me to see the
school. We met the Director, Mr. Francis Okech, who gave us a very warm
welcome. After taking us through the school, we saw that I could do my
welding training in the institute, since there are welding machines and
electricity in a large workshop.
I am 20 years old. I joined Morkiswa Community skilling Institute after
senior 4, pursuing a one year course. I am enjoying my training at the
institute and my instructors told me that I am likely to be retained in
the school to be a teacher at the end of my training. I have continued to
perform very well because I enjoy the course of welding. I am very sure I
chose the right course and the right institute.
The teachers and the institute are very good. Since there are several things
to be welded for the institute like windows, doors, louvers, repairs, work
from the community, etc., we find ourselves very busy, making training
very interesting and enjoyable. And I am very willing to bring other stu-
dents to this institute.
Morkiswa Community Skilling institute is a very good school, with good
teachers and the directors but lacks a few basics: furniture, windows don’t
have glasses and whenever it rains we suffer a lot with wind and storm.
We also don’t have showroom for our products. The directors need to
build a showroom so that welding department can show what we do for
selling.
Availability of electricity is a huge boost for our training. Our directors
and teachers encourage students to work hard. The job market is availa-
ble. I will not look for employment as far as I know what my profession
and the job market, and demand for our products.
Several students need to find skills of this kind to be able to fight against
poverty. I am now very sure of support myself and my family. I can make
beds, chairs, windows, doors, and several other metal products, given
opportunity. I am very proud of Morkiswa Community Skilling Institute.
Author:
Musalosalo ,Ronald (20)
Morkiswa Community Skilling Institute
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