Continuation of the "study supplements" element after the expiry of the AQUA program (academics qualify for the labor market) as well as future allocation of AQUA to a program on further training for migrants

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> In the course of the planned bundling of qualification programs in the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs and the expiry of the AQUA program (academics qualify for the labor market), which was previously financed by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, on September 30, 2013 (see answer to my oral questions 20 and 21, plenary minutes 17/227, appendix 11), ensured that the so-called study supplements are retained as an essential element of AQUA, which are currently being successfully carried out as further training at 25 universities, and from what resources is the financing secured?<br /> <br /> How does the federal government assess that the AQUA program will in future be assigned to a program on the subject of further training for migrants (see answer to my oral questions 20 and 21, plenary minutes 17/227, appendix 11), although in particular the intercultural composition and needs-oriented support in further training courses attended jointly by domestic and foreign specialists have proven to be useful and successful, as can be seen from the high placement rate of around 50 to 60 percent six months after completion of the supplementary studies (see, for example, the Otto brochure Benecke Foundation e. V. “Perspective on the labor market!” from December 2009)?

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