Our school kiosk has been run by the S1g for 2 years. First, we looked at what a kiosk is and what food can be offered. All of the school's pupils were allowed to express their wishes, after which purchases were made according to need. The kiosk's range is thus adapted to the needs of the school community. As part of the workshop work The kiosk project at our school gives pupils the opportunity to learn practical life and career preparation skills in a realistic environment. The aim is to promote the pupils' independence, social skills and sense of responsibility.
These include:
The practical life skills how the Learning basic activities such as shopping, cashiering, calculating and customer service.
The social skills such as promoting teamwork, communication and conflict resolution.
The Vocational preparation by teaching work processes and responsibilities that are relevant in many professional contexts.
The Independence by strengthening the self-confidence and personal responsibility of the pupils.
