SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar gGmbH

What SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar gGmbH does

SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar gGmbH is a non-profit (gemeinnützige GmbH) vocational rehabilitation provider founded in 1981 and headquartered in Wiesloch, Baden-Württemberg. It operates as part of the SRH Holding (Stiftung Rehabilitation Heidelberg) network and delivers services exclusively to individuals recovering from mental health conditions (depression, burnout, anxiety disorders and related illnesses) who need professional support to return to sustainable employment. The organization serves approximately 1,300 clients annually across ten locations in Frankfurt, Freiburg, Hannover, Karlsruhe, Mannheim, München, Stuttgart, Trier, Wiesloch, plus a measure offering in Berlin.

The service portfolio is structured as a four-stage pathway: (1) assessment and clarification offerings (Berufsfindung, Eignungsabklärung, Arbeitserprobung); (2) training and integration programs (Berufliches Training, Move und Dive); (3) vocational preparation services (First Step, Berufsvorbereitung, Berufsvorbereitende Bildungsmaßnahme); and (4) training and retraining in commercial-technical and service-sector occupations. Supporting services include Integration Plus, InRAM, multiprofessional team support, group programs, aftercare, and a corporate-facing offering (Angebote für Unternehmen). Service delivery is in-person at physical training centers; no digital or AI-enabled product layer is in evidence.

The business model is referral-driven and public-payer funded. Clients do not pay directly; instead, participation is financed through 'Leistung zur Teilhabe am Arbeitsleben' (LTA) applications submitted to and approved by one of three statutory funding bodies: the Agentur für Arbeit (Federal Employment Agency), Deutsche Rentenversicherung (German Pension Insurance), or Berufsgenossenschaft (Employers' Liability Insurance Association). Go-to-market relies on recurring information events at each location, downloadable brochures, and direct referrals from these funding bodies. Revenue is not publicly disclosed. Recent activity includes the opening of a Karlsruhe location in April 2026 and the appointment of a joint leadership team in March 2026.

Name

SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar gGmbH

Legal name

SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar gGmbH

Website

https://btz-rn.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1981

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Non-profit vocational rehabilitation center in Germany, part of SRH Holding, serving approximately 1,300 individuals annually who are recovering from mental health conditions and require structured support to return to sustainable employment, funded through public LTA programs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Vocational Rehabilitation Services

NAICS

Vocational Rehabilitation Services (62431)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200), Services-Health Services (8000)

akta.pro primary industry

Workforce Support Services & Case Management (Coaching, Wraparound) (EDAAAOAK)

akta.pro secondary industry

Career Coaching, Mentoring & Placement Support Services (EDAAAKAO)

Keywords

• Vocational rehabilitation services
• Mental health vocational training
• Career assessment services
• Occupational reintegration programs
• Workplace reintegration support

Headquarters

HQ city

Mannheim

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices10 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Vocational Rehabilitation Services: Revenue is generated through government-funded vocational rehabilitation services. The services are financed by public funding bodies (Agentur für Arbeit, Deutsche Rentenversicherung, Berufsgenossenschaft) under the 'Leistung zur Teilhabe am Arbeitsleben' (LTA) framework. No direct billing to end customers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar is a vocational rehabilitation center that delivers assessment, training, and workplace-integration services to help individuals return to sustainable employment after psychological illness. Services span career exploration, aptitude assessment, work trials, vocational training and retraining (commercial-technical and service-sector tracks), multi-professional support, group programs, aftercare, and dedicated offerings for employers, with financing routed through public cost-bearers under the LTA framework.

Product overview

SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar is a vocational rehabilitation center offering a comprehensive portfolio of services to help individuals return to work after psychological illness. The organization provides a structured pathway from assessment to employment, organized into four main categories: (1) Assessment/Clarification offerings (Berufsfindung, Eignungsabklärung, Arbeitserprobung) to evaluate career aptitude and suitability; (2) Training and Integration programs (Berufliches Training, Move und Dive) for professional skill development; (3) Vocational Preparation services (First Step, Berufsvorbereitung, Berufsvorbereitende Bildungsmaßnahme) for foundational occupational readiness; and (4) Education and Retraining programs in both commercial-technical (Gewerblich-technischer Bereich) and service sectors (Dienstleistungsbereich). Additional specialized services include Integration Plus, InRAM, multi-professional team support, group programs, aftercare, and corporate offerings. The center serves approximately 1,300 clients annually across 10+ program offerings with locations in Frankfurt, Freiburg, Hannover, Karlsruhe, Mannheim, München, Stuttgart, Trier, Wiesloch, and Berlin.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Berufsfindung Career exploration service that helps individuals identify suitable professional paths based on their interests, abilities, and skills as part of vocational rehabilitation.
• Eignungsabklärung Aptitude assessment service that evaluates an individual's suitability for specific occupational fields during the clarification phase of vocational rehabilitation.
• Arbeitserprobung Work testing service that allows individuals to try out work tasks in practical settings to assess their capabilities and occupational fit.
• Berufliches Training Professional training program designed to help individuals return to work after psychological illness through structured skill development and workplace preparation.
• Move und Dive Specialized training program supporting professional reintegration following psychological illness, complementing the standard Berufliches Training track.
• First Step Initial step vocational preparation program aimed at individuals entering the rehabilitation process to build foundational occupational readiness.
• Berufsvorbereitung Vocational preparation program that prepares individuals for specific occupations or training paths as part of rehabilitation.
• Berufsvorbereitende Bildungsmaßnahme Vocational preparatory educational measure providing structured training for occupational reintegration following mental illness.
• Gewerblich-technischer Bereich Commercial-technical training and retraining programs for skilled trades and technical occupations, offered as part of the "Ausbildung und Umschulung" track.
• Dienstleistungsbereich Service-sector training and retraining programs for occupations in customer service, administration, and other service fields within the "Ausbildung und Umschulung" track.
• Integration Plus Enhanced integration support program for individuals requiring additional assistance in workplace reintegration beyond the standard training pathway.
• InRAM Specialized rehabilitation program for professional reintegration offered as a distinct measure within the BTZ portfolio.
• Gruppenangebote Group-based offerings providing peer support and collaborative learning experiences as part of the rehabilitation portfolio.
• Nachbetreuung Follow-up aftercare support service for individuals after completing the main rehabilitation program, providing continued assistance with workplace integration.
• Angebote für Unternehmen Services for employers including consultation and support for hiring and retaining employees participating in vocational rehabilitation.

Quantifiable outcome

• 1,300+ clients successfully served annually

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• SRH Holding (SRH Stiftung)coreOthersParent organization and network. SRH Berufliches Trainingszentrum Rhein-Neckar is part of the SRH (Stiftung Rehabilitation Heidelberg) network of educational and healthcare institutions. The SRH Holding provides institutional support and brand affiliation.
• Agentur für Arbeit (Federal Employment Agency)coreOthersPrimary public funding body that finances vocational rehabilitation measures. Individuals apply through the Federal Employment Agency for 'Leistung zur Teilhabe am Arbeitsleben' (LTA) to fund participation in BTZ programs.
• Deutsche Rentenversicherung (German Pension Insurance)coreOthersPublic funding body that finances vocational rehabilitation for insured individuals. One of the key payers for BTZ services under the LTA framework.
• Berufsgenossenschaft (Employers' Liability Insurance Association)coreOthersFunding body for occupational rehabilitation, particularly for work-related injuries and occupational diseases. Provides LTA funding for affected individuals.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• bbw Bildungswerk der Bayerischen Wirtschaft gGmbH: bbw is a major Bavarian vocational education and rehabilitation provider delivering training, retraining, and integration services to adults facing barriers to employment, largely funded by public payers. It is directly comparable in service portfolio, target population, and non-profit structure.
• bfw - Unternehmen für Bildung: bfw operates one of Germany's largest networks of vocational rehabilitation and continuing-education centers, delivering similar public-funded reskilling and reintegration services to adults with health-related barriers to employment. Its service mix, public-payer model, and target population closely mirror BTZ RN's vocational rehab mandate.
• Kolping Bildungswerk: Kolping Bildungswerk operates a national network of vocational preparation, retraining, and reintegration programs for unemployed and disadvantaged adults, with similar public-payer contracts and gGmbH status. Comparable in mission, service mix, and target population.
• CJD Braunschweig: CJD is a nationwide non-profit education and social-services group running vocational preparation, training, and rehabilitation programs for disadvantaged groups. Its multi-site gGmbH structure, public-payer mix, and education-plus-social-mission positioning overlap directly with BTZ RN.
• GFBM Gemeinnützige Gesellschaft für berufliche und soziale Rehabilitation mbH: GFBM Munich is a vocational and social rehabilitation provider delivering assessment, training, and integration services for adults with health-related employment barriers, largely funded by German public payers. Directly comparable service portfolio and operating model.

Broad incumbents

• Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK): DRK is a major welfare organization delivering vocational preparation, rehabilitation, and integration services alongside broader humanitarian and healthcare activities. It intersects with BTZ RN in vocational services for disadvantaged adults but spans a much wider portfolio.
• Diakonie Deutschland: Diakonie is a nationwide welfare association running vocational rehabilitation, training, and integration programs as part of a much broader social, healthcare, and education portfolio. Comparable in target population and public-payer model, but at significantly larger scale.
• AWO Bundesverband: AWO is a nationwide welfare association running vocational preparation, training, and reintegration programs for disadvantaged adults as part of a much broader social-services portfolio. Overlaps with BTZ RN in vocational services and target population but with a substantially wider mandate.
• Caritas Deutschland: Caritas is Germany's largest welfare confederation, operating a broad portfolio that includes vocational rehabilitation and integration services for people with mental and physical health conditions. It overlaps with BTZ RN through its vocational services but operates across the much wider social-services spectrum.
• SRH Holding (Stiftung Rehabilitation Heidelberg): SRH Holding is the parent foundation of BTZ RN and operates a broad portfolio of universities, hospitals, and rehabilitation/education institutions across Germany. It is comparable as the operating parent of a multi-site vocational rehab entity and provides institutional infrastructure, brand, and referral synergies.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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