A student sits in a classroom of the Europa-Berufsschule vocational school in Weiden, Germany, September 25, 2018. REUTERS/Michael Dalder
WEIDEN, Germany (Reuters) - Omar Alnifawi was 16 when he fled Syria's civil war with his family. After four years working menial jobs in Lebanon to help pay for their journey on to Europe, he had given up on ever going back to school.
Six years later, Alnifawi is enrolled at the Europa Vocational School in the southern German state of Bavaria and plans to become a mechanic.
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