A-class

'A-klassen' foregår på et af Danmarks jobcentre. Et sted mange allerede har mødt eller vil stifte bekendtskab med i løbet af karrieren. Faktisk er 400.000 danskere igennem jobcenter-møllen om året. Det er ofte et forvirrende møde, hvor de oplever at være stuvet sammen i en skønsom blanding af kontanthjælpsmodtagere, flexjobbere og sygedagpengeklienter i et system, der er vævet ind i regulativer og love, der konstant opdateres. Rådighedssamtaler og absurde optrin På jobcentret følger vi jobkonsulenten Ken (Ole Boisen), hans kollega Anders (Mads Wille) chefen Camilla (Mia Lyhne) samt kursisterne med vidt forskellige baggrunde og aldre: Mette (Laura Christiansen), Karin (Lene Poulsen), Malik (Zaki Youssef), Mogens (Peter Gantzler) og Stig (Joen Bille). Vi er med til rådighedssamtaler og absurde optrin på 8-ugers kurset 'Next stop job', hvor den velmenende sagsbehandler Ken - "Ken(d) dig selv", som han i bedste pseudo-coach-stil prædiker! - uden det store held forsøger at få folk i arbejde. Vi oplever de interne intriger i ledelsen og kursisternes hverdag på kurset, hvor de får undervisning og bl.a. lærer at tale med en kop.

The 'A-class' takes place at one of Denmark's job centers. A place many people have already met or want to become acquainted with during their career. In fact, 400,000 Danes are through the job center mill a year. It is often a confusing meeting where they find themselves stuck together in a wonderful mix of cash benefit recipients, flex job and sick pay clients in a system that is wrapped in regulations and laws that are constantly updated. On-call talks and absurd performances At the job center, we follow the job consultant Ken (Ole Boisen), his colleague Anders (Mads Wille), the boss Camilla (Mia Lyhne) and the students with widely different backgrounds and ages: Mette (Laura Christiansen), Karin (Lene Poulsen), Malik (Zaki Youssef) , Mogens (Peter Gantzler) and Stig (Joen Bille). We are in charge of call talks and absurd performances on the 8-week course 'Next stop job', where the well-known case manager Ken - "Ken (d) yourself", as he preaches in the best pseudo-coach style! - without much luck trying to get people into work. We experience the internal intrigues of management and the course participants' daily lives, where they receive instruction and, among other things, Learn to talk with a cup.