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Job opportunity tour scheduled in Landshut district, commencing from 4th to 7th [month/year].
The Landshut district in Bavaria, Germany, is set to host its second "Job Tour" internship week from Monday, August 4 to Thursday, August 7, 2025. This event is part of the district's "Holidays in the Workshop" model and is open to all interested girls and boys.
The internship days will take place during the first week of the summer holidays, offering young people a unique opportunity to gain insights into various companies. Participating companies include SPIE SAG, Feistl Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology GmbH & Co. KG, Ergomar in Ergolding, and Schott AG.
During these four days, students will learn about different materials and have the chance to try out numerous tools and techniques under expert guidance. The participating companies will provide insights into their training professions, giving young people a peek into the world of work.
The Job Tour, including lunch and drinks, is free of charge. For further questions, please contact Angela Schedlbauer at the Landshut district's economic development department at Tel. 0871 408-1177. For questions regarding education matters, please contact Harald Fellner, the district's education coordinator, at Tel. 0871 408-1155.
Applications for the Job Tour, including parental consent, should be sent by mail to [email protected] by July 11, 2025. The Job Tour will take place from Monday to Wednesday from 8:00 to 15:00 and on Thursday from 8:00 to 14:00.
The Landshut district is delighted to offer this opportunity to its young residents, aiming to provide a valuable and enriching experience for those interested in exploring potential career paths. Don't miss out on this exciting chance to learn, grow, and discover the world of work!
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