On the mountain. (usc) It takes a bit of perseverance and an iron will to go back to school for two years. Six men and one woman persevered and proved in the final exam to become warehouse logistics specialists that they are fit in the areas of logistical processes, quality assurance and rational goods handling as well as economics and social studies.
Before the successful graduates received the certificate from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) and the certificate from the ISE language and vocational training center with justifiable pride, ISE managing director Peter Blendowski acknowledged the great academic commitment of the course participants and the successful work of course leader Richard Kirschner . The graduates could look back with pride on what they have achieved. ISE not only offers very good training, but also help in finding a job.
Michael Surner, training consultant at the IHK Regensburg, was convinced that the graduates had laid a foundation for their future. He referred to the good economic situation: “The work is not running out, but the skilled workers are,” he said. “Look into the future with optimism!” was the appeal from Manfred Tröppl, branch manager of the Amberg employment agency. Some of the course participants already have a job, while the others are keeping their fingers crossed as they look for a job in the currently good job market. The agency and the job center offer their support.
Angelika Leitgeb, course supervisor at the employment agency, also gave high praise for the graduates. She appreciated the fact that the course required a lot of courage and motivation. “This was a good and easy-to-maintain course,” was her verdict. The best in the course were Heinz Lieske from Sorghof and Brigitte Pfab from Steiningloh.
The course colleagues from the subsequent retraining as warehouse logistics specialists, who will take their practical exams at the end of March 2018, were already looking forward to completing their course at the certificate award ceremony.