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District craftsman Michael Andrä (left) and district craftsmanship manager Roland Streim (right) congratulated the guild winners (from left): Florian Sprenzel, Franziska Nagl, Pascal Hanel, Pedro Jose Pereira Pinheiro Dias Lopes, Christine Bonleitner and Quirin Josef Anzenberger.
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It was the ceremonial conclusion of their apprenticeship: 111 craftsmen from seven different disciplines received their journeyman's certificates in the Peißenberg deep tunnel hall.
Peißenberg
– “You are finally free and can work wherever you want,” said Wolfgang Taffertshofer, who opened the ceremony of speakers.
“They provide a breath of fresh air and bring new strength,” said the deputy district administrator, encouraging the young craftsmen to contribute their acquired knowledge to the companies.
He paid tribute to their achievements so far: “You have proven your skills and commitment.”
Frank Zellner also thought so: “They are true experts in their field,” said Peißenberg’s mayor.
As pioneers of the future of society, the journeymen could achieve a lot.
Because: “Crafts shape our daily lives,” says Zellner.
He appealed to the graduates to stay in the region: “We need them here!”
At the forefront of the competition
“They are at the forefront of the competition for future jobs and study places,” said Knut Seelos, headmaster of the Weilheim vocational school, predicting a rosy future for the journeymen.
The saying that craftsmanship has golden soil is still valid.
“The call for good craftsmen has never been as loud as it is today,” asserted Seelos.
He encouraged the young people to face the ever-increasing responsibilities in their professional lives and to develop professionally.
Seelos emphasized that technology was advancing rapidly and saw this as a clear advantage: “This ensures that the job doesn’t become boring.”
“You can be proud,” said Franz Xaver Peteranderl, President of the Chamber of Crafts for Munich and Upper Bavaria, who came to Peißenberg especially for the “most beautiful and important custom” of the craft.
He welcomed the journeymen “to the team of craftsmen” and appreciated the fact that they had mastered the difficult training conditions with a lot of hard work and hard work during the Corona years and had developed into sought-after specialists.
“The career opportunities in the skilled trades are excellent,” emphasized Peteranderl and promoted support options such as master BAföG, master bonus and support for talented people.
A break was granted
District master craftsman Michael Andrä gave the young craftsmen a break.
“You can forgo learning for a few weeks,” he joked, but he also looked to the future: “You will be surprised with new challenges every day,” said the master carpenter, speaking from experience and advising the young craftsmen to find meaning in their daily lives To see what has been achieved.
His wish: “Become happy and satisfied craftsmen.”
The guild winners were honored by district craftsmanship manager Roland Streim for their outstanding achievements.
He had plant mechanic Pedro Jose Pereira Pinheiro Dias Lopes (Robert Wihan, Wörthsee), electronics technician Quirin Josef Anzenberger (Elektro Hofmann GmbH, Garmisch-Partenkirchen), metal construction specialist Pascal Hanel (Diakonie Herzogsägmühle gGmbH, Peiting), precision mechanic Christine Bonleitner (Kinshofer GmbH, Holzkirchen), office management clerk Franziska Nagl (Hans Völk GmbH & Co. KG, Antdorf) and metalworker Florian Sprenzel (Knon Schlosserei-Stahlbau, Garmisch-Partenkirchen) told amusing anecdotes that he had asked families and training companies.
A total of 48 plant mechanics, 19 electronics technicians specializing in energy and building technology, 22 precision mechanics, three office management clerks, two painters and varnishers, 13 metal workers (including two metal construction specialists) and four plumbers received their journeyman's certificates.
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