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Kaltental carpenter Michael Melzer is the guild winner in Ostallgäu!
Michael Melzer from Kaltental becomes the guild winner in the carpentry trade in Ostallgäu. The honor took place in Marktoberdorf.
Kaltental carpenter Michael Melzer is the guild winner in Ostallgäu!
There is reason to be happy in Ostallgäu: Michael Melzer was named guild winner in the carpentry trade. The honor took place as part of the celebratory acquittal ceremony at the Modeon in Marktoberdorf, where Chamber of Crafts President Hans-Peter Rauch ceremoniously accepted Melzer to the status of journeyman and released him from his duties as an apprentice. This award recognizes Melzer's outstanding achievements and underlines the importance of craftsmanship for the region. The team at Holzbau Taufratshofer Bichtele GmbH, where Melzer completed his training, is particularly proud. Managing directors Wolfgang and Reinhard Bichtele emphasize how happy they are about the achievement and what significance it has for the workforce.
Training to become a carpenter offers many opportunities and is the first stage of a promising career in the craft. The training usually lasts three years and takes place in training companies, vocational schools and inter-company training centers. At the end there is the journeyman's examination, which certifies the specialist knowledge and skills of the young craftsmen. In recent years, the carpentry trade has recorded a constant increase in interested people and trainees.
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The carpentry trade is in great demand, especially in Ostallgäu. Information about training and materials for recruiting young talent are easily accessible. Among other things, there are various documents on vocational training in the construction industry, which reflect changes in recent years, and curricula that define the training content. Statistics on student numbers and exam dates also provide information about developments in the professional field.
Videos are also available for aspiring carpenters that provide information about training and the profession. Such materials play a crucial role in attracting new talent to the craft and making the profession attractive.