Young women conquer the future: Inspired workshop in Saarlouis!

Young women conquer the future: Inspired workshop in Saarlouis!

Startbahn25, 66740 Saarlouis, Deutschland - In the district of Saarlouis, the dream of many young women becomes reality! Under the exciting motto "Your Vision", an inspiring workshop took place in the "Startbahn25", which was designed especially for girls who are looking for their professional path. Here four impressive women share their personal stories and experiences to encourage the participants and show them that the way to the dream job is often peppered with obstacles.

Sigrid Gehl, the municipal women's representative, opened the event with a motivating speech. "We would like to encourage them all to follow their personal vocation and go their own way," she called to interested women. The speakers reported on their own challenges and the courage they had to raise on their way. Stephanie Veith, who today heads a flourishing party service with 70 employees, told how she discovered her passion for cooking despite her parents' wish to train as a cook.

overcome obstacles and take opportunities

The landscape gardener Diana Rothenmeyer encouraged the young women not to be restricted by role clichés. She reported on the difficulties to find an apprenticeship in a professional field dominated by men. Anna Barth, master painter and painter, also showed that new doors can be opened after an apprenticeship. After years at work, she decided to study teaching and today teaches at a vocational school in Saarbrücken.

Margret Reiter, the medical director of the Caritas Clinic in Saarbrücken, inspired the participants with their own history. Despite the initial school difficulties, she struggled to study medical studies and today leads over 2,000 employees. Finally, the participants received a bag with information materials and small memories of the professions presented. They were able to capture their vision of the future at a photo wall. "We hope to have strengthened the young women, never lose sight of their vision," said Anette Plewka from the "You-Das youth office". An unforgettable day for everyone involved!