Football team operates on a different schedule - Language course training certification for Hamburg EM assistants
In Hamburg, approximately 1600 volunteers will be enlisted for the 2024 European Football Championship. But after the tournament, the city wants to continue utilizing these enthusiastic individuals. To support this, they're offering them various training programs apart from the event.
These opportunities include becoming a referee or coach, attending first aid courses, and learning new languages. The city aims to "sustainably foster voluntary work" in Hamburg, as per a recent statement from the Senate. Even those who missed out on being chosen as EM volunteers can join in on this initiative.
Hamburg is one of ten host locations for the European Football Championship, occurring between June 14 and July 14. Four group matches and a quarter-final will be held at the Volksparkstadion. Furthermore, the Heiligengeistfeld will play host to a public viewing of all German matches and the five games featuring Hamburg. The Fan Zone, open to up to 10,000 visitors, is right next to the viewing area to screen all knockout games of the tournament.
As mentioned on the official European Football Championship website, Hamburg will be one of the cities hosting this prestigious event.
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The European Football Championship, set to take place in 2024, will see Hamburg act as one of its host locations. Despite the tournament's end, Hamburg aims to maintain the involvement of its volunteers by offering them diverse training programs. These programs include becoming referees or coaches, attending first aid courses, and learning new languages, as part of their aim to "sustainably foster voluntary work" in the city.
Germany, being a soccer-loving nation, will participate in the European Football Championship, where Hamburg's Volksparkstadion will host four group matches and a quarter-final. This prestigious event, also known as EM, will also see the Heiligengeistfeld host a public viewing of all German matches and those featuring Hamburg, attracting up to 10,000 visitors to the Fan Zone.
In the realm of European football, Hamburg shares the same enthusiasm as other European cities, as evidenced by their participation in the illustrious European Football Championship. Soccer, as the popular term for football in many parts of Europe, will be the central focus of this tournament, and Hamburg is ready to embrace its role.
