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Youth leaders can apply for the Youth Leader Card ("Juleica").
The Juleica is the nationwide standardized ID card for volunteers in youth work. It serves as legitimation and proof of qualification and expresses the appreciation of voluntary commitment in youth work.
The youth welfare offices are generally responsible for issuing the Juleica (i.e. specifically for ordering and issuing it). Local responsibility is determined by the headquarters of the organization or its subdivision for which the youth leader works.
An essential prerequisite for obtaining the Juleica is qualified training for youth leaders.
The standards listed below are so-called minimum quality standards. Basic training that meets these standards entitles the holder to receive the "Juleica".
The following content must be covered in detail:
Participation, involvement and participation of all children and young people (diversity, inclusion, gender equality) and sustainability are included in all content as cross-cutting issues.
However, it is up to each youth work organization to demand or provide the necessary additional content and qualifications for the leaders of its activities, especially those specific to the association.
No fee is charged for the issue of the Juleica, which is in the public interest.
If the Juleica is reissued due to loss, the applicant may be required to reimburse the costs.
The Juleica is issued for a maximum period of validity of three years. If the activity is continued, a new application should generally be submitted no later than 18 months after the current Juleica expires.
For the renewal (re-issue) of the Juleica, participation in one or more further training events in the field of youth welfare totaling at least 8 hours must be demonstrated. These can be completely web-based. As with the basic training, the training courses must take place in a group setting and with professional supervision.
In addition, for the renewal (re-issue) of the Juleica, we recommend that you work towards refreshing your first aid skills in accordance with the BAGEH Common Principles.
Citizens can apply for the Bavarian Volunteer Card if they are particularly committed to volunteering.