Young talents honored in Furth - notes over 2.0 shine!

Young talents honored in Furth - notes over 2.0 shine!

In the Furth town hall in the forest, an honor for 22 young graduates were recently held who have completed their training with remarkable achievements. Mayor Sandro Bauer welcomed the winners, among them 14 women and 8 men, and celebrated their success at a small ceremony. These young citizens had reached their degrees with a grade average of over 2.0. Each of them received a certificate and a book about the history of the city.

of the 22 graduates were unfortunately half prevented, which meant that they were given their awards at a later date. The ceremony was recognition of the hard efforts by the graduates, who performed excellently at various schools and can certainly be considered role models in their future career.

The way of life

Bauer emphasized that a successful conclusion is not the end, but rather the beginning of a new phase in life. He compared the challenges that come to graduates with the achievements of the Olympic Games, because it is also important to show continuous efforts in the professional world in order to achieve success. He encouraged young people to continue their training and acquire new skills to find their place in the world of work.

Another important point the mayor noted was the importance of communication and innovative strength between the different training channels, be it in the craft or study. He particularly pointed out the positive development of the pedagogical education center in Furth, which has produced some outstanding graduates.

also remarkable graduates are Lea Igl, who, as a state -certified nanny, achieved a final grade of 1.20, as well as Sabrina Schneider, medical assistant, with an average of 1.25. The achievements of Lena Hirtreiter, another nanny who finished 1.26, and Bastian Lössl, who achieved 1,33 as an industrial mechanic, were also recognized.

from school to work

In addition, numerous young people passed the Abitur, including Mathilda Illichmann and Emma Kolbeck, both with grades of 1.40, and Bastian Bauer, who completed as a technical product designer with a 1.40 vocational school in Regensburg. Elisa Ertl, who completed her training as a wall, achieved a grade of 1.54, while Abdulraham Al-Taie completed the retail clerk with 1.57

Anouk Finke filled the specialist high school graduation with a grade of 1.66, and there were also positive results in university education: Linda Plötz and Rebecca Bauer both completed their studies in the field of social education and bioanalytics with a grade of 1.60. In the pedagogical education center, Felix Marget and Naima Embarki rounded off their training as a state -certified educator and nannies with grades of 1.66

Other graduates also brought extraordinary results with them, the entire spectrum illustrates the high level of commitment and ambition of young people who are now willing to enter the world of work. Mayor Bauer concluded the event with good wishes and the hope that many of them will return to the region and bring their learned skills here.

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