I am very happy with this job, because I have an excellent relationship with my boss and with my colleagues. © S4H | Racio CC Bulgarian, English, German, Slovenian
EN – “Listen Up Foundation”, BULGARIA, Sofia
The “Listen Up Foundation” is an organisation working in the area of providing services for equal access for hearing-impaired people in Bulgaria through information technologies. We believe that through the use of technology Deaf and hearing can freely communicate. We have deaf and hearing colleagues in our team. They all make a solid team, who […]
EN – Kiril Savov, Bartender, BULGARIA
I am happy with my work here. I have convinced myself that we, the deaf people, can work at anything, even as bartenders. We do not hear but can do anything. © S4H | Assist Net CC Bulgarian, English, German, Slovenian
EN – Dian Demirov, manager of the Margarita pastry shop, BULGARIA
“I would like to address you, the hearing people, all people that have no physical or other problems. Be more tolerant to people who cannot hear. People who cannot hear are no different from you.” (Dian Demirov) © S4H | Assist Net CC Bulgarian, English, German, Slovenian
EN – Marjetka Kulovec, teacher, Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
„I am Marjetka Kulovec. I am a deaf teacher. The education means a lot to me, because it gives me the general and specific knowledge. I widen my horizons and possibilities of different points of view. This is where I gain the most. But in practical terms, for me, life itself.“ © S4H | racio […]
EN – Bay Area Bites: Thumbs Up for Pizza at Deaf-Owned Mozzeria, USA
“I think the key is attitude. Anyone that comes in with an open mind will have no problem making a connection and quickly finding a way to communicate. Our servers are very friendly and happy to engage with our customers. I see customers getting a thrill out of just learning how to sign a simple, […]
EN – Social Ministry Service, Departement Vienna
“The participation of people with disabilities within society is of great importance to the Ministry for Social Affairs as well as within the job market. We try to support that with all the means at our disposal and especially with young people in their transition from school to the workplace. That is an essential part.” […]
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{:de}[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Michelle O’Neill (Dental Nurse), Dale Hynes (Builder), Melanie Pritchard (Graphic Designer), Wayne Van der Poel (Truck Driver), Kathy Skellarios (Pathology Collector), Ashleig Kedge (Hairdresser), Brent Phillips (Project Coordinator), Walid Masri (Driving Instructor), Brooke Harrison (Dog Groomer), Jo Richards (School teacher), Jasveen Kaur (Finance Analyst). ©Deaf Children Australia CC Bulgarian, English, German, Slovenian
EN – Marien Pharmacy, ÖSTERREICH, Wien
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] „My daily routine does not differ from the routine of other pharmacists.“ (Mag. Srečo Dolanc) © S4H | equalizent CC Bulgarian, English,German, Slovenian
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{:de}[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] “I prove myself to the company because of my knowledge and skills.” (Gaber Rubnik) © S4H | racio CC Bulgarian, English, German, Slovenian
