Vocational schools in Groß-Gerau
| Vocational schools in Groß-Gerau | |
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| type of school | Vocational school |
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Darmstädter Strasse 90 |
| place | Gross-Gerau |
| country | Hesse |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 49 ° 54 '54 " N , 8 ° 29' 33" E |
| carrier | Groß-Gerau district |
| student | about 2,700 |
| Teachers | about 140 |
| Website | www.bsgg.net |
The vocational schools in the district of Groß-Gerau , or BSGG for short , are vocational schools in Groß-Gerau. The symbol of the educational institution is the water tower, which is located directly next to the school premises and can be seen from afar . The district is responsible for the school .
history
In 1838 a "craft and lower trade school" began as a Sunday drawing school. In 1846 the "Institute for Higher Education for Businesses" was opened. In 1865 a craft, winter construction and advanced training school was set up by the Groß-Gerau trade association .
In 1954, the district vocational school received its own school building along Sudetenstrasse for the first time in its history. The district of Groß-Gerau was now responsible for the school . In 1956 the Rüsselsheim branch became an independent vocational school. In 1964, today's main building with the gym and auditorium along Darmstädter Straße was opened for teaching. In 1968 the Hessian Ministry of Education established the "State Office of Hesse for Commercial Professional Promotion in Developing Countries". It was attached to the district vocational school.
In 1990, the establishment of the vocational high school as a further school form as well as new subjects and focuses at other secondary school forms were approved. In 1995 the Opel vocational school was dissolved and its students integrated into both vocational schools in the district. At the same time, there was a new division of professions in the fields of metal technology, electrical engineering and business. In 1997, a renovation and extension of the school began, including all buildings and facilities.
In 2005, after the largest redesign of the school since its inception, the occupational fields and school types were spatially combined, the infrastructure was upgraded to a high technical standard, and the teaching and learning materials were fundamentally modernized. The total costs amounted to around 18 million euros.
Lessons offered
The BSGG trains schoolchildren in the areas of vocational courses , courses that qualify for university studies and in the State Office of Hesse for commercial professional development in developing countries .
Vocational training courses
The vocational courses include the classic part-time vocational school, the courses for vocational preparation and the vocational school .
Vocational school in the dual system
Trainees attend the Groß-Gerau vocational schools in a total of ten out of fourteen professional fields. These include business and administration, metal technology , electrical engineering , construction technology , wood technology , color technology and interior design , personal care , health , nutrition and housekeeping as well as vehicle technology.
Furthermore, in partnership with the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, vocational training is carried out as part of a cooperative engineering course (KIS) in the fields of electrical engineering (KIS-E) and mechatronics (KIS-M).
Vocational preparation courses
Training courses for vocational preparation (BzB) are offered in the professional fields of metal and vehicle technology , electrical engineering , wood technology , nutrition and housekeeping , personal care , textile technology and social care .
Vocational school
The BSGG offers a one-year vocational school in business and a two-year full-time school education in business and administration, electrical engineering and medical-technical and nursing professions.
Qualifying courses of study
In this area, pupils can either attend the technical college or the vocational high school.
Technical college
At the vocational schools in Groß-Gerau, a visit to the technical college in forms A and B with a focus on business and administration, business informatics and information and electrical engineering is currently offered. From the 2019/20 school year, the previous focus combination of information and electrical engineering will be abandoned and replaced by the focus on information technology.
In FOS Form A, in grade 11, a one-year guided internship must be completed in a company on three days (Monday to Wednesday) a week. The school part of the training takes place on Thursday and Friday. In grade 12, there is exclusively school-based training from Monday to Friday.
Form B pupils have a degree in a relevant profession or a comparable one and only attend grade 12.
Upon successful completion of the technical college, the general technical college entrance qualification is obtained.
Vocational high school
Attending the vocational high school is possible in the fields of business and administration, technology with a focus on environmental technology and technical informatics. After successfully completing this type of school, the general higher education entrance qualification , the Abitur , is acquired.
Hessian State Office for Advanced Technology Education
The Hessian State Office for Advanced Technology Education (Dr. Frank Niethammer Institute) offers advanced technology training for teachers, IT officers and educational staff at vocational schools on behalf of the Hessian Ministry of Culture . The offer is also aimed at employees of training companies who work together with the vocational schools within the framework of the learning location cooperation.
On behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and other development cooperation organizations, the Hessian State Office for Advanced Technology Education conducts advanced training programs for specialists and managers in the fields of electrical engineering, information and communication technology, renewable energies and environmental technology, as well as education management.