Daycare summit in Reinickendorf: approaches to solutions against a shortage of skilled workers

A memorable meeting on November 4, 2024: The daycare summit in Reinickendorf attracted around 100 participants, including passionate representatives of educational institutions and institutions. Invited by district councilor Alexander Ewers (SPD), it became clear that the future of early childhood education is at stake. Ewers strongly emphasized the urgency of the dialogue and cooperation in order to cope with the threatening challenge of the shortage of skilled workers.

The strategies of the Senate Administration were eagerly awaited! Insights into the upcoming new founding seminars, language support spaces and the tense personnel situation were presented. "Kitas are good for children when daycare centers are good," explained Bianka Pergande in her rousing specialist lecture and underlined how crucial the daycare quality is for the extraction and commitment of employees. A clear call for improvement, which should not remain unheard of!

new perspectives for early childhood education

The discussion picked up speed! Claudia Langholz from Contec GmbH opened unexpected opportunities for sustainable personnel development. A fresh wind in the often rigid world of daycare staff acquisition. The Euro Akademie Berlin and Procedo-Berlin GmbH agencies presented the explosive location of the training and gave a deep insight into the theory and practice of future specialists.

The contribution of the Evangelical daycare center Regenbogen, which shared their impressive experiences in daycare social work, was also exciting. Successful cooperation with teams, families and children were clearly described, and the enthusiasm of those present was contagious. It is clear: the commitment is great, but the challenges are also unmistakable.

The way to the future

The daycare summit in Reinickendorf is more than a boring meeting. It became the platform for creative ideas and solutions! An initiative that shows how important it is to overcome the hurdles together in the early childhood education system. The commitment to quality in daycare centers is unmistakable and could be the key to eliminating the shortage of skilled workers. The coming weeks and months will show whether the committed voices that were raised here can lead to real changes. Reinickendorf, on the way to a promising future of early childhood education!