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Katholische Erwachsenen- und Familienbildung (KEFB) im Bistum Essen
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About Katholische Erwachsenen- und Familienbildung (KEFB) im Bistum Essen
The Katholische Erwachsenen- und Familienbildung (KEFB) im Bistum Essen is a non-profit educational organization providing diverse learning opportunities for adults and families. Its comprehensive catalog includes practical training in languages, cooking, sewing, and health, alongside programming on faith, society, politics, and creativity. Serving three regions across Germany, the organization delivers services through both local in-person sessions and online courses. It has been certified by the Gütesiegelverbund Weiterbildung since 2009.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Accessible education for all life stages
The KEFB in the Diocese of Essen provides inclusive, lifelong learning opportunities for adults and families, ensuring access to diverse educational programs regardless of personal background.
Gender Equality
Addressing the economics of care
Through the 'Wirtschaft ist Care' project, the organization critically examines the societal role of caregiving, advocating for a better understanding of how care work intersects with economic structures.
Good Health & Well-Being
Promoting physical and mental well-being
The KEFB offers specialized courses in health and movement, proactively supporting the physical and mental fitness of participants across their regional network.
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Q1In which regions does the KEFB im Bistum Essen operate?
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The organization serves three regions: Region West (Duisburg, Mülheim, Oberhausen), Region Mitte (Essen, Bottrop, Gladbeck), and Region Ost (Bochum, Wattenscheid, Gelsenkirchen, Hattingen, Schwelm, Altena, Lüdenscheid).
Q2What kind of educational offerings does the KEFB provide?
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The catalog includes practical training in languages, cooking, sewing, and health and movement, alongside educational programming on faith, society, politics, and creativity.
Q3How does the KEFB ensure the quality of its educational work?
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The organization has been certified by the Gütesiegelverbund Weiterbildung since 2009, which demonstrates its commitment to high quality standards.
Q4What is the 'Wirtschaft ist Care' project?
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This project serves as a platform to examine the intersection of economic activity and care work, addressing themes such as nursing, family labor, and the integration of care economies within industrial environments.
