Vocational schools in the city of Osnabrück am Schölerberg
Vocational schools in the city of Osnabrück am Schölerberg | |
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type of school | Vocational schools |
founding | 1927 |
address |
Schölerbergstrasse 20 |
place | Osnabrück |
country | Lower Saxony |
Country | Germany |
Coordinates | 52 ° 15 '20 " N , 8 ° 3' 37" E |
carrier | City of Osnabrück |
student | around 2,000 (as of 2016) |
Teachers | about 90 (as of 2016) |
management | Jochen Pabst |
Website | www.bbs-schoelerberg.de |
The vocational schools of the city of Osnabrück am Schölerberg (BBS am Schölerberg for short) are a vocational school in the Osnabrück district of Schölerberg . Around 2,000 students attend the school full-time or part-time (as of 2016). They are taught by around 90 full-time and part-time teachers and around ten trainee teachers. Eight employees work in administration or as caretakers.
history
In 1927 the “Municipal Commercial Vocational School” was founded in Osnabrück, sponsored by the City of Osnabrück. In 1938 the name was changed to “Städtische Handelslehranstalt” with the departments of commercial vocational school, two-year commercial school and higher commercial school. By the end of the 1960s, the school had grown to almost 5,000 students and also included the school forms of technical college - business - and the advanced-level grammar school - economic type (previously business school). This made it necessary to divide the school in 1971. This resulted in the “Städtische Handelslehranstalt am Schölerberg” and the “Städtische Handelslehranstalt am Pottgraben”, named after the respective school location in the city. The commercial schools were renamed in 1978 to “Vocational Schools”, so that the school is now called “Vocational Schools of the City of Osnabrück am Schölerberg in Osnabrück” (short: BBS am Schölerberg).
European school
The BBS am Schölerberg were one of the first vocational schools in the Weser-Ems administrative region to be awarded the “ European School ” award in 2002 . Against the background of 20 years of initiation, organization, support and evaluation of international exchange measures, this title was awarded by the Ministry of Culture in Hanover. In 2015 the school got the right to use the title “European School in Lower Saxony” for further years. As part of these activities, partnerships are maintained with schools in the Netherlands, Poland, Iceland, Italy, Norway, Sweden and France.
Courses
School types | Number of students (as of 2016) | possible degrees / authorizations |
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professional school
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approx. 1,400 | With a successful vocational school qualification, the following qualifications can be acquired, if necessary under certain conditions (e.g. average grades and additional subjects):
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Vocational high school - economy - | approx. 270 | General higher education entrance qualification (possibly with double qualification), school part of the technical college entrance qualification |
One-year vocational school - business - with a focus on retail, industrial services and IT
Class 2 of the two-year vocational school |
about 150 | Completion of the first year of training with the option of crediting it to the respective vocational training and, if necessary, extended secondary qualification I.
Realschule qualification / extended secondary qualification I |
Technical college for economics and administration, focus on administration and justice | approx. 230 | University entrance qualification |
principal
- 1927 - 1956 Karl Lenz
- 1956 - 1968 Dr. Hugo Dankmer
- 1968 - 1969 Friedrich Rahe (provisional)
- 1969 - 1994 Kurt-Helge Lansen
- 1994 - 1997 Helmut Lindthaler
- 1997 - 1999 Walter Schmitz (provisional)
- 1999 - 2007 Dr. Michael Szewczyk
- 2007 - 2016 Ewald J. Herkenhoff
- 2016 - 2018 Sabine Noetzel (acting)
- since 2018 Jochen Pabst