On 10 February 2011 is given in the House of Food Technology in the winner of the German training prize 2010 announced
giftedness Press Essen, 02.02.2011 - Germany's oldest technical training institute, the House of Technology, gives on 10 February 2011 for the second time the German training prize. The Announcing the winner, during a ceremony in the House of Technology in Essen from 18 clock. One of the five pre-selected finalists will receive for its innovative concept that will help to give new impetus to the development, in addition to the trophy for the German training prize prize money of 10,000 €.
Until the award and prize-giving ceremony, visitors can expect an attractive social program: The well-known lifestyle expert Kristen Countess von Faber-Castell moderated the event and through the evening. Provide highlighting the relevance of technical education and training the contributions of Bodo Hombach, managing director of the WAZ Media Group and patron of the German training prize, and Roland Matzdorf, Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Integration of North Rhine-Westphalia. This is Armin Hopp, board member of digital publishing and last year's winner, insights into the successful development of its victorious training concept.
for a musical accompaniment of the evening is also provides on: The opening of musicians take the Folkwang University in Essen. In addition, Sydney Youngblood, known primarily for his hits from the 1980s, "If only I could" and "Sit and wait" contribute to an interlude with his evocative evening.
to award the prize are the numerous entries from the five most outstanding concepts after careful examination have been selected by the jury. The finalists were with their inter-company training concept - innovative and forward-looking - and its scientific claim that is convincing everyone. Until the answer to the interesting question of who will now be named the winner but the German training prize 2010, it is to practice a few days of patience.
The saying "Man never stop learning "has the House of Technology, with a view to lifelong learning and the progress of each individual, in any case set the standard. This claim and the use of the finalists in the field of vocational training would give the German training prize greater role in public. Therefore, and as a foretaste of the awards, the house has produced art film portraits of the nominees.
provide the following links to the finalists with a statement about their approach:
· Dr. med Manuela Bergmann:
"online training course Advanced Oncology.
· Alexandra Jürgens:
"Part-time study on campus: A tailor-made study program for vocational qualifications.
• Prof. Dr. Hans-Jürgen Kaftan:
"Engineering education as three-step approach".
• Prof. Dr. Jürg Kramer:
"Mathematics Anders making - a national mathematics teacher education and training".
· Gerhard Seiler:
"Beaver - Network for Early Childhood Education ". There
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