Career Day teaching in Leoben: 720 visitors discover the diversity of training

Career Day teaching in Leoben: 720 visitors discover the diversity of training

The fourth Career Day apprenticeship in the Leoben-Donawitz chamber halls was a complete success, with around 720 people taking advantage of the opportunity to find out about various apprenticeships. The event was seen by many as a fantastic opportunity to gain a direct insight into the world of teaching. 40 local companies were ready to present their training offerings and were hoping for keen interest from visitors.

As soon as you entered the chamber halls, the atmosphere was lively: curious people could be found everywhere, finding out more at the company stands and personally trying out what they might enjoy. Young visitors watched the demonstrations with fascination and were able to get hands-on at many stations - from welding to their first experiences in the catering industry.

The event in detail

On Wednesday and Thursday, the Career Day teaching offered an excellent platform for young people who wanted to find out about their career options. The response was overwhelming, especially with the high number of students who came to be inspired. Not only information materials could be found at the stands; Many activities also offered the opportunity to try out different activities directly, so that the young people could find out which careers might suit them.

"When choosing a career, it is important to know as much as possible about it and, ideally, to have already tried out the activity. Thanks to the hard-working exhibitors, those interested in the CareerDay apprenticeship were able to test out careers again and talk to apprentices and trainers," explained Sonja Gölz, the coordinator for educational and career orientation at the Upper Styria East regional management.

Specialist lectures and more

The event was much more than just a job market. The participants were also offered specialist lectures on important topics, including approaches to career choice such as “Apprenticeship with and after graduation”. Experts gave valuable tips for participants' planning, while talent checks from the Chamber of Labor and interest tests from the Public Employment Service (AMS) helped visitors to better assess their strengths. The range of professional application photos was particularly popular, with many using it to prepare for future applications - the first step towards starting a career.

The organizers were extremely pleased with how the fair went. Many companies reported deep conversations that paved the way for potential apprentices. Visitors confirmed that the atmosphere in the chamber halls was both relaxed and professional, which made exchange and networking much easier. The foundation for future career-enhancing activities was laid here.

In summary, it can be said that the Career Day apprenticeship in Leoben is not only a first-class place for career orientation, but also presented apprenticeships as attractive options for your professional future. The success was the result of close cooperation between various educational institutions and training providers, who together put together an impressive event.

A comprehensive report on Career Day teaching covers these aspects in detail and can be found at www.meinkreis.at be read.