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Nine new hairdressing trainees are securing Korbach's future in the trade!
Waldeck-Frankenberg: Twelve hairdressing trainees are starting their training in Korbach, strengthened by a nationwide project to promote dual training.
Nine new hairdressing trainees are securing Korbach's future in the trade!
There has been reason to be happy in Korbach in the last few weeks: twelve newly qualified trainees have signed their first contracts in the hairdressing trade. This number ensures the existence of the specialist class at the location and contributes to strengthening dual training in the region. On November 1st, the young hairdressers began their apprenticeship, which is a positive message for both the district craftsmen and the hairdressers in Waldeck-Frankenberg. The district craftsmen's association would like to expressly thank the companies for their commitment, which has made a decisive contribution to strengthening the Korbach location.
The state-wide project “Sustainable Vocational School”, initiated by the Hessian Ministry of Culture, aims to promote dual training, particularly in rural areas. A core requirement of the project is that at least twelve trainees are required for a vocational school class at the basic level and eight to nine trainees in higher years. If this number is not reached, this could result in the locations being merged. Maria Krasnikov, head master of the Waldeck-Frankenberg hairdressers' guild, sees the number achieved as an important step for the future of the craft.
A commitment to the future
Kai Bremmer, managing director of the district craftsmen's association, highlights the commitment of hairdressers as a sign of the future of the craft and emphasizes how important it is to keep the training numbers stable in the coming years. This is the only way to ensure that students receive training close to home and in a practical manner, which benefits not only the companies but also the trainees themselves. If your company is looking for or already employs trainees, you can still contact the Waldeck-Frankenberg District Crafts Association.
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