The focus: Borg Birkfeld opens its goals for the future

The focus: Borg Birkfeld opens its goals for the future

In Birkfeld, the Borg (Federal Oberstfenrealgymnasium) opened its doors for interested families and school children who would like to learn more about the numerous educational offers. The rush was large, and director Michael Krenn-Gugl was happy about the lively interest in his institution. The Borg Birkfeld has established itself as a place that prepares young people for various future career and particularly convinced in the areas of art, music, IT and the newly introduced focus.

In new sports and health education, the students learn basic principles of sports science, including training and sports biology. The focus is also on topics such as healthy eating and mental health. This offer could be an interesting opportunity for many young people to combine their training with practical and theoretical knowledge and at the same time promote a healthy living environment.

musical performances delight

A special highlight of the open house was the musical demonstrations that were offered to visitors. Students showed their talent in the form of numerous musical performances. In particular, a girl and a boys' choir created an exuberant mood and impressed the guests present with their voices. In addition, the school band presented various music styles, from traditional folk music to rocking sounds that demonstrated the versatile musical talents of the students.

The success of the graduates speak for themselves. Many former students from Borg Birkfeld have taken significant career paths. For example, the pharmacist Eva Wildt, or Fabio Glaser, is the sales manager of a car dealership in Falkenstein. Mario Stübler was also able to gain a foothold in the area of music and plays drums at the "Tuesday night band" in the popular ORF program "Welcome Austria". Petra Schwarz, who works in the event management of the municipality of Weiz, enjoyed her training in Birkfeld, which shows how diverse the professional opportunities for graduates of the Borg.

Another graduate, Christina Höller, is now employed as a planner at Hutter Acustix in Birkfeld, and Dominik Hofer has made a name for herself as a sports scientist and healing masseur. Finally, Anita Raith completed the training as a nurse and is now also specializing in social work. They all show how valuable education at the Borg Birkfeld is for personal and professional development.

The high demand and the positive feedback from visitors make it clear that the Borg Birkfeld continues to remain an integral part of the educational landscape in the Weiz district, and is constantly trying to make the best opportunities for the students. More about the offers of the Borg Birkfeld, the new sporting focus or the big events such as the MaturaBall "Golden Night" can be interested in interested parents and students in a detailed article at www.meinbezirk.at read.