More than 500 trainees celebrate their successful completion
The training is in your pocket, now many doors are open. On Wednesday, 516 trainees were awarded for their completed apprenticeships in the areas of trade, industry, hotel and restaurant industry, services as well as in the social and education sector.
The ceremony took place in the Philharmonie. In addition to representatives of the Chamber of Commerce, Guillaume's hereditary duke, Minister of Education Claude Meisch and Minister of Labor Georges Mischo were also present at the ceremonial handover. In addition, 58 award winners received awards for « their remarkable efforts », explains the Chamber of Commerce in a press release.
Again signed more teaching contracts
In his welcome speech, Fernand Ernst, the President of the Chamber of Commerce, congratulated the winners on their success. He emphasized that with 1,189 new contracts signed for the school year 2024-25, the number of people who choose an apprenticeship has increased compared to the previous year. The Chamber of Commerce currently manages around 2,120 teaching contracts that are spread over around 750 structures.
The world of work has become more demanding and requires traditional know-how to link new technologies of our time.
Grand Duke Guillaume
Completed: 420 trainees start their future craftsmanship
Nora Back, the President of the Chamber of Employees, congratulated in the evening to successfully complete her training. « She encouraged the winners to never stop learning ». Minister Meisch and Mischo also congratulated on completed teaching. Mischo emphasized that a degree was more than just a recognition of skills. He embodies much more « the determination of the graduates to face the challenges of the labor market and to thrive in a changing world ».
The hereditary duke encouraged the winners: “The world of work has become more demanding and requires to link our professions to the traditional know-how with the new technologies of our time. This requires juggling with a lot of qualities: adaptability and flexibility, resilience, curiosity and learning desire. I am convinced that they emerge from their training with the 'weapons' to secure their place in the modern world of work. »
