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Tognum takes on all graduates and apprentices

Posted on October 16, 2013

35 apprentices and 13 graduates of dual study courses were handed their diplomas at a graduation celebration that took place in Plant 2 of Tognum subsidiary MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH.

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48 junge Erwachsene haben bei Tognum ihre Ausbildung oder ihr DH-Studium beendet. Die technischen Zeichnerinnen Anna Bohner (vorne rechts) und Lena Spindler (vorne links) sowie der Konstruktionsmechaniker Daniel Straub (vorne Mitte) wurden für ihre hervorragenden Leistungen mit einem Preis der Industrie- und Handelskammer Bodensee-Oberschwaben ausgezeichnet. 48 career entrants have just completed their apprenticeships or dual study courses at Tognum. Engineering draftswomen Anna Bohner (right) and Lena Spindler (left) and construction mechanic Daniel Straub (center), were credited for their outstanding achievements with a special accolade from the Chamber of Industry and Commerce for the Lake Constance/Upper Swabia region. JPG, 1 MB

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  • 48 young adults complete apprenticeships and dual study courses
  • Three receive accolades from Chamber of Commerce

Friedrichshafen, October 16, 2013. 35 apprentices and 13 graduates of dual study courses were handed their diplomas at a graduation celebration that took place in Plant 2 of Tognum subsidiary MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH. Steffen Besserer, head of personnel development, praised the achievements of the young job starters. "You can all be proud of having reached the very first milestone on your career path. The next challenge is to put the knowledge that you have acquired into practice in the years ahead." The chance to gain job experience is being offered by mtu - all of the young people have been offered fixed contracts with the company.

Special accolades from the local Chamber of Commerce went to engineering draftswomen Anna Bohner and Lena Spindler and construction mechanic Daniel Straub for their outstanding achievements. Thomas Bittelmeyer, deputy chairman of the Works Council, also congratulated the new diploma holders and welcomed them to the company on behalf of the council.  

Of the 48 career entrants, 32 have successfully completed industrial/technical apprenticeships and 3 have qualified as industrial management assistants. Seven have gained dual study degrees in technology and six in business. The company offers a choice of ten different apprenticeships and ten courses of study and currently has some 458 young people on its training programs worldwide.
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