Nine young women and ten young men began their training at the University of Oldenburg this week.
"Starting a career is one of the most important steps that young people take," said Jörg Stahlmann, Vice President for Administration and Finance, at the official welcome. "The University is aware of its responsibility and, as one of the largest employers in Oldenburg, attaches great importance to providing sound and qualified training."
This year, three system electronics technicians, three precision mechanics and two gardeners as well as two future administrative assistants, chemical laboratory assistants, IT specialists and media and information services specialists will begin their vocational training. The university is also training an animal keeper and a pool attendant.
