Sincerely: Heinz Sandbrink leaves the BBZ Bad Segeberg

Sincerely: Heinz Sandbrink leaves the BBZ Bad Segeberg

An inspiring chapter ends in the Vocational Training Center Bad Segeberg

Bad Segeberg (OHE) - With an emotional farewell, the Vocational Training Center (BBZ) Bad Segeberg recently adopted its long -time headmaster Heinz Sandbrink. The farewell took place in the new auditorium of the BBZ and attracted more than 250 guests who came together to appreciate Sandbrink's remarkable careers. State Secretary Dr. Dorit Stenke and other guests of honor held thank you who underlined the important role of Sandbrink in vocational training.

Heinz Sandbrink: An example of professional career

Heinz Sandbrink, who started his way through vocational school and training as a farmer without a high school diploma and with a secondary school leaving certificate, shows impressively how crucial vocational training can be. This early experience and the subsequent transverse entry as a teacher made him an important role model for many students at the BBZ. State Secretary Dr. Dorit Stenke emphasizes that Sandbrink's professional career illustrates which doors can open through education.

a legacy of appreciation and connection

The celebration was not only a tribute to Sandbrink, but also a testimony for his sensitive nature, which was estimated by his colleagues and the students. Sandbrink always relied on personal conversations, be it during stressful times or in everyday life. This ability to connect and hear people was recognized by District Administrator Jan Peter Schröder and other guests. Sandbrink commented on the hymns of praise with a joke about the usual words of recognition in goodbye.

Taking his inheritance: The new headmaster Martin Neumann

With the farewell of Sandbrink, the new headmaster Martin Neumann also introduces himself. Neumann, who moves from Hamburg to Bad Segeberg, has extensive experience as head of a vocational school. He now faces the challenge of continuing the legacy of Sandbrink and preserving and expanding the positive relationships and values that have been established in recent years. "The latte is high, but I am happy to accept the challenge," says Neumann about the high expectations that are placed on him.

conclusion and outlook on the future of vocational education

Heinz Sandbrink's farewell marks an important moment for the BBZ Bad Segeberg and sets a sign of the importance of vocational training. The transition to Neumann is not only a change in the management, but also an opportunity for new ideas and approaches in the training of young people. The celebration has proven that the roots of good training are in the connection between teachers and learners, and this spirit will also continue in the future work of the BBZ.

- Nag