Focus on education: Cooperation between Messe Wieselburg and Arena Nova

In an exciting news for the region, the first edition of the "School & Profession" trade fair took place in Wiener Neustadt recently. This trade fair that has set itself the task of providing students and graduates information about apprenticeships, further schools and further training opportunities is the result of a cooperation between the Wieselburg trade fair and the Arena Nova.

Gerald Stangl, Managing Director of the Arena Nova, was optimistic about the importance of this event: "Wiener Neustadt is the largest school city in the federal state with 13,000 pupils. The choice of the right training is not easy and needs well -founded information." He underlined the need for such a platform that can help young people to make informed decisions about their professional future.

a platform for educational paths

The fair presented a diverse offer that covered both traditional apprenticeships and modern educational paths. The aim was to give visitors a comprehensive overview of the available opportunities and to support them to plan their individual career path. The high number of participants represented a significant success of the event and confirmed the relevance of the topic for the region.

Another aspect of the fair was the possibility for direct discussions between students and representatives of educational institutions and companies. This promoted the exchange of information and helped the young people to make first contacts that could be an advantage in the future.

The meaning of this fair cannot be overestimated. It not only offers valuable support for the students, but also shows the region's commitment to the training and professional future of youth. "The success proves us right," remarked Stangl, which indicates that this event could certainly be an integral part of the event calendar in Wiener Neustadt.

In order to learn more about the "School & Profession" trade fair and the programs offered there, interested parties can find more information on www.heute.at read.