Career opportunities under construction: 410 visitors experience training up close!

Career opportunities under construction: 410 visitors experience training up close!

The construction industry generously opened its doors! On the days from October 22nd to October 24 Here around 410 visitors experienced an exciting journey into the world of construction professions, directly conveyed up close by the trainees and the competent training staff. This unique chance led the young people on a fascinating discovery tour!

The program for the guests was a spectacular mix of presentation and practical experience. A gripping introductory lecture initiated the day, followed by a tour of the modern training halls. Here the participants were allowed to demonstrate their manual skills! From moving wall bricks to cutting tiles to the operation of a mini excavator - the hand festival was absolutely in the foreground!

Fack of Skill: An urgent Weckruf

The background of this sensational information day? An alarming shortage of skilled workers in the construction industry! Since the industry faces enormous challenges in housing, renovation and infrastructure, the need for qualified specialists and managers is enormous! The average age of the workforce is steadily increasing, which opens up great opportunities for young talents.

The construction professions not only shine with high training quality, but also with attractive remuneration! In the first year of apprenticeship, the trainees expect a proud 1080 euros, which increase to over 1500 euros in the third year. The doors are far open to the doors: whether as a foreman, polishing or even as a civil engineer - the career opportunities are excellent!

Women: On the advance in the construction industry

A growing number of women enters the construction sites! Thanks to the latest machines and technologies that revolutionize the traditional image of the construction site, the possibilities for women are becoming increasingly attractive. "The construction industry strives to significantly increase the proportion of women in our ranks," explains Markus Böll, President of the Baden-Württemberg State Association. Over 5300 young people in the Baden-Württemberg construction industry are currently training-despite the challenging economic conditions, the number of trainees remains stable!