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[Translate to English:] Institutionalisierte Betreuung

  • Crèches (ages 1 to 3), kindergarten (ages 3 to 6) and after school care clubs (elementary school ages): Fixed position in the child care institution with professional educators, there has to be paid a monthly charge.

    Advantages:

    - Fixed position for child care

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    Educational concept and qualified carers
    Disadvantages:
    - Rather inflexible times of care (fixed times of collect and bring)
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    Often restricted hours of opening (not available in the evening, holidays, weekends)
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    The monthly charge is independent on the frequency of utilisation
    - No possibilities for child care for under one-year-old children
  • Children’s groups: Fixed position in the child care institution with professional educators, a maximum of 14 children per group (possible for all ages)

    Advantages:
    - Fixed position for child care
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    Educational concept and qualified carers
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    Small size of the group (a maximum of 14 children)
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    Child care is possible for all ages
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    Demand-oriented and individual models of care
    Disadvantages:
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    Often restricted hours of opening (not available in the evening, holidays, weekends)
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    Rather inflexible times of care (fixed times of collect and bring)
    - To some extent high charges without possibilities of aid


  • Full-time schools: Children are supervised at school also outside the teaching times. But certainly at the moment there is a lack of appropriate offers.

    Advantages:
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    Fixed position for child care
    Disadvantages:
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    Rather inflexible times of care (fixed times of collect and bring)
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    Often restricted hours of opening (not available in the evening, holidays, weekends)

At a glance

Here you can find child care supply at the universities at a glance:

Graz
Innsbruck
Klagenfurt
Krems
Linz
Salzburg
Wien