Northvolt remains optimistic: Dithmarschen specialists!

Northvolt remains optimistic: Dithmarschen specialists!

On Monday evening, the annual business discussion of the Dithmarschen district took place in Heide, in which a representative of Northvolt assured that the planned battery factory in the region was on the right track despite the recent job cancellations in Sweden. Around 70 participants from business and administration were present to discuss the possibility of a successful settlement. The district administrator of Dithmarschen, Thorben Schütt (CDU), was optimistic and announced that a welcome center should be established in cooperation with the city of Heide and the state of Schleswig-Holstein. This center will support foreign specialists by accompanying them through the necessary authorities.

The West Coast University of Applied Sciences is shown in another positive light. The number of freshmen has risen to 440 this year, which represents an increase compared to 400 enrollings in the previous year. The course of business psychology, which can record 90 new students alone, is particularly in demand. This development reflects an increasing trend in technical Bachelor courses, including electrical and information technology as well as industrial engineering.

MINT action day thrilled students

An exciting project that is supposed to inspire younger generations for natural sciences and technology is the national MINT campaign day. Until next Tuesday, schools from various regions, including the community schools in Kellinghusen and Meldorf, will take part in this initiative. During this action period, older students carry out scientific experiments among the younger ones, which promotes learning in a playful way and stimulates the curiosity of the children.

These developments are of great importance for the region, not only in terms of economic stability and growth through the settlement of Northvolt, but also by promoting education and the increasing number of students who are enrolled in future -oriented courses. Such measures and programs show the commitment of the region to win and keep the best talents.

Overall, it can be said that Dithmarschen is experiencing an exciting phase in which the course is set for a positive development in training and industry. The coming months will show how these initiatives develop and what effects they will have on the economic situation in the region. For further details on these topics, the current reporting on www.ndr.de to be referred.