ADVERTISING
IG BAU Rhein-Main calls on trainees in Darmstadt to apply for the TiBB program of the Hans Böckler Foundation
Darmstadt. Good performance during vocational training can now pay off twice: Trainees from Darmstadt have the chance to receive monthly scholarship of €300 three years . As the IG BAU Rhein-Main union reports , the Hans Böckler Foundation, once again awarding scholarships as part of the "Talents in Vocational Education" (TiBB) . Applications are until September 1st .
The program is aimed at trainees at the end of their first or the beginning of their second year of apprenticeship , regardless of their field of work. In addition to financial support, the scholarship also includes numerous further training opportunities , language courses, support for democratic values , and even the possibility of a stay abroad .
Opportunities for dedicated trainees from all sectors
program supports young people who stand out during their apprenticeships through their willingness to perform, their commitment to the company , and their sense of social responsibility . The chosen field of study is irrelevant – whether it's crafts, nursing, retail, or forestry: what matters is motivation.
“We are looking for trainees who make a difference in the company and take on responsibility in their daily work,” emphasizes Bruno Walle , Chairman of IG BAU Rhein-Main. Anyone in Darmstadt who knows such a person is encouraged to spread the word about the funding program. “It’s worth putting your hat in the ring – the TiBB scholarship can be a real door opener for the future,” says Walle.
The application deadline is September 1st
Those interested can find further information and the opportunity to apply online on the Hans Böckler Foundation website at:
👉 www.tibb-boeckler.de
The scholarship program is supported by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research .
(RED/IGB)
Featured image: Taking a step forward as a fit and dedicated trainee: Young people have the chance to receive a trainee scholarship – regardless of their chosen profession. This was highlighted by the IG BAU Rhein-Main. Photo: IG BAU | Alireza Khalili
