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Market value increased: Headmaster Peter Eisenlauer (right) and Deputy District Administrator Thomas Eigstler (from left) with the state prize winners Lukas Weizenegger, Sophia Schneider, Silvio Thomas, Lea Sophie Kiebler and Ferdinand Oetting, © Joachim Zinggl
At the end of the first half of the school year, 116 graduates of the Immenstadt vocational school have successfully completed their training.
Immenstadt
– At the end of the first half of the school year, 116 graduates of the Immenstadt vocational school completed their training.
Successful vocational qualifications mark an important step for young people in their professional and private lives.
Headmaster Peter Eisenlauer emphasized that all graduates had delivered strong performances over the past three years: “Even in difficult phases, you persevered, paid attention and learned,” he praised.
Now the former trainees have become even more “valuable”.
“From a business perspective, you have increased your market value, but you have also become more valuable as a person in recent years.
“You can’t measure that in euros,” he explained.
Eisenlauer also called on the graduates to continually develop themselves further: “Nowadays, smart, courageous and clever people are required – people like you.”
Immenstadt Vocational School: 116 graduates celebrate their graduation
Deputy District Administrator Thomas Eigstler emphasized: “You have set an important milestone in your professional life and shown hard work, commitment and perseverance,” he addressed the former trainees.
Their achievements are impressive and deserve the highest recognition.
Eigstler also looked to the future of young people: “A new chapter is now beginning in your life.
I would like to encourage you to realize your dreams and not to lose sight of your goals.”
Several students received state, district and school awards.
They had shown particularly strong performance during their time at the vocational school.
Most of those present were particularly looking forward to the last official program item of the graduation ceremony: the presentation of the graduation certificates by the teachers of the respective classes, who were called to the stage for this purpose.
Johann Sehrwind, who trained as a chef and was awarded a state prize certificate, looked back positively on his time at school: “The cohesion in the class and with colleagues was excellent.
In my opinion, the teachers at the vocational school are very well trained both professionally and pedagogically and have ensured a climate of humanity.”
Lea Sophie Kiebler, whose outstanding achievements during her training as an office management clerk were recognized with a state award, also reported strong camaraderie during her time at the vocational school: “We also had a lot of fun with the teachers and benefited from the lessons.
It was also important to link the theoretical content with practice in the company.
I had a great time at the Immenstadt vocational school and am leaving it with a good feeling and a lot of pride,” concluded Lea Sophie Kiebler.