Integrationshelfer

integration assistant, inclusion aide

noun in-te-gra-TSYOHNS-hel-fer Rare

Usage Note

Integrationshelfer is a trained or voluntary aide who supports children or adults with disabilities in mainstream educational or social settings. The role is part of the German inclusion framework and is publicly funded in most states. Feminine: Integrationshelferin.

Examples

"Der Integrationshelfer begleitete das Kind täglich in die Regelschule."

Natural Translation

The integration assistant accompanied the child to the mainstream school daily.

Literal Translation

The integration helper accompanied the child daily into the regular school.

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