Graduated from the vocational school in Weilheim: “Become the doers of our society”
Created: 07/30/2022, 16:00
In front of the new vocational school building in Weilheim there was a photo with the best graduates.
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The Weilheim vocational school said goodbye to 413 students.
57 of them received the state prize for an average grade of less than 1.5, 13 of them also a cash prize for an average grade of 1.0.
Weilheim - "The milestone has been reached, but that's not the end yet," said Michael Andrä in his greeting to the 413 students who left the vocational school on Thursday.
Now the craftsmen have to take responsibility and manage construction sites and projects themselves so that they don't stand still and continue to learn.
“Become the doers of our society!” the district master craftsman shouted at the graduates.
"And always stay open to new things!"
Vocational school Weilheim: Congratulations from the second mayor
Weilheim's deputy mayor, Angelika Flock, sees the degree as "a solid basis for further life".
And District Administrator Andrea Jochner-Weiß is happy when the graduates stay in the district, "where the economy is desperately waiting for them".
Knut Seelos is proud of everyone, regardless of whether they have done "excellent work" or "fought through".
They have climbed a mountain from which the view is worthwhile, "the prospect of a meaningful professional life".
The headmaster also congratulated the graduates of professional integration and professional preparation.
Integration and individual support are part of the everyday life of the school.
He was in good spirits "that we will manage to continue pursuing our common goals peacefully, friendly and with common sense".
Vocational school Weilheim: 57 graduates receive state prize
An average grade of 1.0 was achieved by 13 students: Florentine Lanio, Paula Bein, Patrick Schuster, Paul Ober, Christoph Simon, Louis Wetzel, Anna Simon, Sebastian Trainer, Matthias Podack, Tobias Stommer, Sebastian Daniek, Felix Franz and Anna Müller.
As state prize winners, they received a certificate as well as cash prizes.
44 other graduates achieved the grade point average below 1.5 required for the State Prize.
Graduate student Alina Lindemann was honored for her social commitment.
She is co-founder of “Ukrainehilfe Oberland” and collects donations for Ukraine.
Every other weekend, the graduate drives food and medical equipment into the country to support hospitals and children's homes there.
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BY ALFRED SCHUBERT