Education Minister Jan Riedel personally presented the school with the quality certificate – valid for an initial period of three years – in recognition of its exemplary career guidance. This makes the school one of just four across the state to have successfully passed this rigorous assessment for the first time this year. On behalf of Eilsleben Comprehensive School, the two economics teachers, Antje Pachur and Antje Eichel-Zenthöfer, accepted the certificate together with Adrian Roloff from Year 8.
As the school’s governing body, the district of Börde is impressed by the collective achievement of the Eilsleben Comprehensive School. The Head of Education, Daniel Günther, offered his heartfelt congratulations to the school on behalf of the governing body:
“This initial certification is the result of continuous, systematic work. The professional collaboration between highly committed teachers, a determined school management team led by Franziska Glöckner, and motivated pupils fills us, as the school authority, with great pride. Here, they are laying a strong foundation for the skilled workers of tomorrow.”
The nationally recognised ‘Berufswahl-SIEGEL’ (Career Choice Seal) distinguishes schools that prepare their pupils in a special way for the world of work and careers. It stands for verified quality, binding standards and sustainable school development. The focus is on the quality of teaching, individual support for young people in their career choices, and reliable cooperation with businesses and regional partners to successfully pave the way for the transition to apprenticeships and careers.
Photo: Börde District (Headteacher Franziska Glöckner (left), Economist Antje Eichel-Zenthöfer (centre), Head of Department Daniel Günther)