40 young people start their training at the Jena Stadtwerke

40 young people start their training at the Jena Stadtwerke

junior staff at the Stadtwerke Jena: a strong sign for the future

The Stadtwerke Jena recently marked a significant training start for their new employees. On Monday, 40 young people started their training in the various companies in the Jena Group. This step is not only an important event for the trainees themselves, but also an important signal for the region and the industry as a whole.

variety of training opportunities

The new trainees will work in 15 different professions. Your activities range from advice on energy and rental contracts to the construction and maintenance of lines and systems to the maintenance and repair of buses and trams. The supervision of the safety of bathers in the urban leisure facilities is also one of the tasks that the new specialists will take on.

increasing training numbers

A total of 33 of the 40 new colleagues have started classic vocational training, while seven start a dual degree. The increased number of entry opportunities is encouraging because it rose from 29 to 40 compared to the previous year. This is illustrated by the growing commitment of the Stadtwerke Jena in the training and development of young talents.

social importance

Investing in the training of young people not only has a positive impact on the municipal utility itself, but also on the entire community. By training qualified specialists, the local labor market is strengthened and the economic stability of the region is promoted. In addition, the training plays a crucial role in ensuring services that are essential for the daily life of citizens.

an outlook in the future

With these new trainees, the Stadtwerke Jena are relying on sustainable personnel development. The coming years will show how the new talents will find their place in the group and contribute to the achievements of the municipal utilities. It remains to be hoped that these training initiatives will continue to be continued in order to have grown the challenges of the future.

- Nag