IG BAU Rhein-Main calls on trainees in Darmstadt to apply for the Hans Böckler Foundation's TiBB program
Darmstadt. Good performance in training can pay off twice in the future: Trainees from Darmstadt have the opportunity to receive monthly scholarship of €300 three years . As announced by IG BAU Rhein-Main Hans Böckler Foundation offering funding positions as part of the "Talents in Vocational Training" (TiBB) . Applications are still possible until September 1st .
The program is aimed at trainees at the end of their first or beginning of their second year of training , regardless of their professional field. In addition to financial support, the scholarship also includes numerous continuing education opportunities , language courses, democracy promotion , and even the opportunity to spend time abroad .
Opportunities for committed trainees from all sectors
The program supports young people who a high level of commitment, commitment to the company , and a sense of social responsibility . Regardless of their chosen field of study—whether it's skilled trades, nursing, retail, or forestry—motivation is key.
"We're looking for apprentices who can make a difference in the company and take on responsibility on a daily basis," emphasizes Bruno Walle , Chairman of IG BAU Rhein-Main. Anyone who knows such a person in Darmstadt is asked to pass on information about the funding program. "It's worth throwing your hat in the ring – the TiBB scholarship can be a real door-opener for your future," says Walle.
Application deadline is 1 September
Interested parties 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 .
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Featured image: Taking a step forward as a fit and dedicated apprentice: Young people have the opportunity to receive a trainee scholarship – regardless of their chosen career path. IG BAU Rhein-Main has highlighted this. Photo: IG BAU | Alireza Khalili
