Makerspace in Wiesbaden: Discover future opportunities for young talents!

Makerspace in Wiesbaden: Discover future opportunities for young talents!

The question of the professional future concerns many students, especially if they are at the end of their school career. To offer you decision -making aids, the Wiesbaden Chamber of Crafts has launched an exciting initiative: the Makerspace.

On November 6th, the Makerspace will open in the Luisenforum in Wiesbaden, where it is accessible to interested parties by November 29, 2024. During this time, the forum turns into a creative workshop and offers young people the opportunity to work in a practical manner. In the mobile workshop you can work directly with your own hands and try out your manual skills.

The Makerspace aims to bring young people closer to the diverse opportunities in the craft. At various multimedia stations, visitors have the opportunity to find out about different training paths and internships. The exchange with experts on site enables the students to ask your questions and receive direct feedback - an interactive experience that goes far beyond the mere watching.

the Makerspace is opened by a number of prominent guests. Chamber President Stefan Füll and district craftsman Holger Balz are just as much as the Wiesbaden Mayor Gert-Uwe Mende. Alexander Baumann, the chairman of the management of the Wiesbaden agency, and Christopher Textor from the Hessian Ministry of Culture, Education and opportunities will also be present.

This maker space not only offers a platform for learning and trying it out, but also an opportunity to explore your own professional direction. This offer is of great importance at a time when the decision making for the right career path is often challenging. The initiative makes an important contribution to career orientation and supports young people in discovering their interests and strengths.

The meaning of the maker space is not only shown in the practical implementation of craft skills, but also in the promotion of networked learning opportunities. The Makerspace wants to be a space in which creativity and practical experience go hand in hand. Here, pupils can show what they are made of. That could be the first step into a successful professional future.

For more comprehensive information about professions and training offers, interested parties can find many useful resources on the website of the Wiesbaden craftsman. The ongoing initiative will certainly enrich the region and attract many young people who want to actively shape their future.