Elias Steinbeiß achieved bronze at Junior Skills State Championships

Elias Steinbeiß achieved bronze at Junior Skills State Championships

Elias Steinbeiß, a talented apprentice from the Lebensquell Bad Zell, recently caused a sensation by gaining a bronze medal at the national championships in the tourism sector. These championships, known as Junior Skills, took place in the WiFi Linz, where the best young people in the areas of kitchen, service and reception compete against each other.

The 20-year-old Elias Steinbeiß, who has completed training as a hotel and restaurant specialist in the Hotel Lebensquell since 2022, has emerged in the demanding competition of the Upper Austrian state championships. At these championships he competed in the reception area and was able to demonstrate his skills impressively. At the end of the competition he only had to give up two fellow campaigners.

competition structure and challenges

The competitions included a variety of tasks that not only required practical skills, but also required creativity and language skills. Among other things, participants had to create a written correspondence, cope with a creative task and do a contribution to the conversation in English. There were also various challenges that were specifically geared towards reception activities.

After two intensive competition days, Elias proudly took third place and thus take the coveted bronze medal home. This award is not only a personally significant success, but also paves the way to the apprenticeship championships that will take place in the future. These prestigious Junior Skills competitions are scheduled for the period from May 5 to 9, 2025 in Klagenfurt.

The team of Lebensquell Bad Zell is enthusiastic about the success of Elias and expresses his appreciation: "We are proud to have Elias in our team and congratulate him very much on his success," reported those responsible.

This achievement of Elias Steinbeiß not only brings honor for him and his training center, but also emphasizes the importance of dual training in Austrian tourism. The Junior Skills offer young talents a platform, their knowledge and skills to show themselves and to measure themselves with their peers.

The success of Elias is a great example of the quality of training in the region and underlines how important it is to promote talents and give them the opportunity to shine. The upcoming Junior Skills in Klagenfurt will surely be another highlight in his career.