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Educating. Vocational Rehabilitation

In accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of Disabled People, the IB considers participation in professional life as a human right and supports the inclusion of people with psychological, physical and/or mental disability as a significant measure to implement this convention. More than 160 countries, including the EU, the US, Brazil and Angola, have already ratified the Convention on the Rights of Disabled People adopted by the UN in 2006 and therefore committed to its implementation.

Vocational rehabilitation offers people who cannot enter professional life because of an emotional or physical disability or who have pulled out of professional life because of significant psychological disorders the perfect chance for entry or re-entry into professional life. The IB promotes inclusion by considering the special strengths and opportunities of people with physical and mental disabilities in its offers of vocational rehabilitation.

In accordance with our mission statement, the goal of vocational rehabilitation is to help people to develop freely, live self-determined lives, integrate into society, take personal responsibility and actively participate in the development of society. The IB’s employees facilitate the entry into professional life for our clients with targeted psychological and socio-pedagogical guidance. They find out which special education or rehabilitation measures will best suit these clients.

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