Here are a few links to current Corona information:
https://www.land.nrw/media/25795
Here you can find the current rules for Corona in NRW: Where does 2G apply, where does 3G apply?
When do you gilt as vaccinated, when do you gild as boosted?
What advantages do you have when you are boosted?
https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/Fallzahlen.html
On the website of the Robert Koch Institute you will find current corona case numbers
https://impfdashboard.de/
Here you can see how many people in Germany are currently vaccinated and how many are vaccinated per day.
If you are entitled to vote, i.e. you are officially allowed to vote, you will receive a voter notification. If you are not sure whether you are allowed to vote, look again under the item "when can I vote?".
Your polling station will be listed in the polling station.
The polling station is a place where you can vote. For example, a school, a youth center or something like that. It is important that you go to exactly this place on the day of the election. You can't vote at other polling stations. Go to your polling station on the day of the election and be sure to take your ID and voter notification with you!
There are people there who explain to you what you have to do and help you.
If you don't have time to vote on election day, you can also vote by post beforehand.
You have to apply for that. Where you can do this is written on your election notification. Important: remember to vote early enough by post! You can only vote by post before election day.
What is the difference between the Bundestag election and the state election?
The state election takes place every 5 years. If you live in Wuppertal or near it, your city belongs to North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) and you vote for the North Rhine-Westphalian state parliament.
With the state election you can choose which deputies and parliamentary groups sit in the state parliament. So you decide on the direction of politics in your state.
The individual parties provide deputies, i.e. people you can elect. In the best case, these people then represent your interests in the state parliament.
With your first vote, you choose a person you want to sit on the district council.
With your second vote you vote for a party.
Source: https://www.landtag.nrw.de/home/der-landtag/landtagswahlen/die-landtagswahlen.html
The Bundestag election takes place every four years.
Here you elect the parliament that sits in the German Bundestag and makes political decisions in Germany in the coming years.
You also have two votes in the Bundestag election.
With the first vote you elect a candidate from whom you want him or her to be able to enter the Bundestag directly. This person is from your constituency. There are 299 constituencies in Germany. If most voters in your constituency give this person their first vote, your candidate has a place in the Bundestag for sure. In this way, even people who do not belong to any party get a chance to sit in the Bundestag. In addition, each constituency is represented by one person in the Bundestag.
With the second vote, you vote for a party. Each party has its own deputies. These then gradually move into the Bundestag. A party that has received many votes can send many deputies to the Bundestag. It has many seats in the Bundestag. The more seats in the Bundestag a party has, the more it can have a say.
Source:
https://m.bpb.de/mediathek/599/erst-und-zweitstimme
You may vote in the Bundestag election if you
-are 18 years of age or older, and
-Are Germans within the meaning of the Basic Law. This means you must have German citizenship or German ancestors expelled from Germany.
-In addition, you must have lived in Germany for at least three months and usually stay there.
For the state election you must also be 18 years or older and German.
In the state election in North Rhine-Westphalia, you must also live in North Rhine-Westphalia for at least 16 days.
Federal voluntary service in the field of youth & leisure of the city of Wuppertal.
In the facilities of open child and youth work, we offer our federal volunteers the opportunity to engage in our many educational offerings with their own ideas.
This is done in cooperation with the specialists of the respective institution.
In addition to the work with children and young people, we need support in the organization around our houses, as for example in service offerings, or in pre-and post-processing of offerings.
Who can take part?
The Federal voluntary service each can apply for, which has fulfilled full-time compulsory education (10 years), does not have an age limit exists upwards.
Usually takes the Federal voluntary service 12 months, may in exceptional circumstances (start of training or studies) but early are terminated.
The volunteer receives following benefits: Guide a professional supervised the volunteers in the area.
All volunteers receive free seminars.
Allowance: The allowance is €350,00.
The place pays contributions for pension, accident, health, care and unemployment insurance.
Holidays: The Federal volunteers receive 24 vacation days.
Testimony: Upon completion of the BFD, the volunteers will receive a qualified certificate.
Information at: City of Wuppertal Manuela Reck financial and grant, Federal voluntary service Alexandre str. 18 42103 Wuppertal Tel: 0202/5632657 Manuela.reck@stadt.wuppertal.de
What exactly is a 450 Euro job? Is it the same as a mini-job? And can I have several mini-jobs at the same time?
Find out more here: https://schuelerjobs.de/ratgeber/detail/minijobs.html
If you are under the age of 13, you are not allowed to work for money. This is regulated by law. Even at 13 and 14, you are only allowed to work to a limited extent, namely only two hours a day and only certain tasks. These include, for example.B carrying out newspapers and brochures, help in a private setting (i.e. help in the household, caring for children or pets, tutoring...) or working in your sports club or at events in your community.
From 15-17 years you are allowed to work more, unless you still have compulsory schooling. Then you have the advantage from 15 but still the advantage that you can work more than two hours a day per year during the holidays 4 weeks.
No matter how old you are, if you're not already 18, your parents must agree. So you can't just sign an employment contract somewhere.
