Vocational schools in the Osnabrück district, Brinkstrasse
| Vocational schools in the district of Osnabrück, Brinkstrasse | |
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| type of school | Commercial-technical vocational school |
| founding | 1822 |
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Brinkstrasse 17 |
| place | Osnabrück |
| country | Lower Saxony |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 52 ° 15 '31 " N , 8 ° 2' 56" E |
| carrier | District of Osnabrück |
| student | about 4500 |
| Teachers | about 140 |
| management | Martin Henke |
| Website | bbs-os-brinkstr.de |
The vocational schools in the district of Osnabrück, Brinkstrasse (short: BBS Brinkstrasse) are currently the largest commercial-technical vocational school center in Lower Saxony (as of 2016/17). There were 4536 students in 241 classes taught by 140 teachers in the 2016/17 school year. Around 80% of these are in part-time vocational school.
At the BBS Brinkstraße , trainees in the industrial and technical professions are trained in a total of more than 30 occupations as part of the dual training system . In the full-time area, there are educational offers at the vocational school with a focus on electrical engineering, computer science and metal technology, the technical college , the vocational high school and the technical college (technical school) . The BBS Brinkstraße bears the title of a European school in Lower Saxony .
history
founding
Since 1797 attempts have been made to found a drawing school in Osnabrück, but the magistrate rejects this request for lack of money. The drawing school for builders and carpenters was not founded until 1822. Classes should be held on Sundays. In the beginning there were only two classes with a total of 125 students. Not many students came to class because their master craftsmen did not give them time off. From 1838, lessons were also given on weekdays from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Expansion of the school
In 1903 a full-time teacher was hired, and from 1910 classes took place during the day. The school gained in importance and the number of students grew from year to year. In the time when the number of full-time teachers in the countryside was still low and lessons were given by part-time teachers, the Osnabrück vocational school was the training center for these teachers for many years. In numerous holiday courses, part-time teachers were trained by full-time teachers for teaching.
The vocational school was technically expanded. It had 23 workshops and practice rooms. It was housed in the former Protestant teachers' college and in the Stuckmannshof building.
Move to Brinkstrasse
The number of pupils rose rapidly, so that the Osnabrück district decided to build a commercial technical vocational school on Brinkstrasse. On April 1, 1960, the newly constructed building was ready for occupancy. Over the years, various types of vocational school have been added in addition to vocational training: vocational school (1962), technical college (1969), basic vocational training year in metal and electrical engineering (1973), technical high school (1975), technical assistant for computer science (2002).
The BBS Brinkstrasse campus grew with the increasing number of school types and students. In 1995 a building was inaugurated that is used as a laboratory wing for electrical engineering. In 1999 a former barracks building was expanded into a center for mechatronics and automation technology. After 2000 the administration building and a sports hall were rebuilt.
Courses
The BBS Brinkstraße currently comprises the following types of schools:
- Dual vocational training in the fields of metal technology, electrical engineering and natural sciences as well as in the unassigned professions of mechatronics, technical product designer / system planner, optician, goldsmith, professional driver, IT system electronics technician, IT specialist
- Entry level metal technology
- One-year technical college technology for secondary school graduates
- Technical assistant for computer science for two years
- Technical college (technical college entrance qualification)
- Vocational high school with a focus on metal technology, electrical engineering, information technology and mechatronics
- Two-year technical college (full-time), specializing in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering
- Four-year technical college (part-time), specializing in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics
School partnerships and cooperation partners
The BBS Brinkstraße cooperates internationally with the following schools:
- EUC SYD - Sonderborg (Denmark)
- Derby College / East Anglia College / Vision West Nottinghamshire College - Derby / King's Lynn / Mansfield (England)
- ROC Friese Poort - Sneek / Drachten (Netherlands)
- Mosjøen videregaende skole - Mosjøen (Norway)
- IES Politécnico de Vigo - Vigo (Spain)
- Aydin Mimar Sinan Teknik ve Endustri Meslek Lisesi - Aydin (Turkey)
- Fáy András - Budapest (Hungary)
- ISIS "Città di Luino - C. Volonté" - Luino (Italy)
- Tartu Kutsehariduskeskus - Tartu (Estonia)
- Tokushima High School of Science and Technology - Tokushima (Japan)
In the field of information technology / network technology, certificates can be acquired at BBS Brinkstrasse as part of the Cisco Networking Academy .
Others
The BBS Brinkstraße has been a European school since 2012 and has been named an innovation and future center for mechatronic and robotics systems by the Ministry of Culture. Since the beginning of 2011, episodes of BBS.TV have been appearing regularly on the YouTube video platform.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.bbs.niedersachsen.de/download/5710/Alle_niedersaechsischen_berufsbildenden_Schulen_mit_ihren_Bildungsgaengen.pdf
- ↑ http://www.mk.niedersachsen.de/schule/schuelerinnen_und_schueler_eltern/europ_u_intern_bildungsaktivitaeten/europaschulen_niedersachsen/europaschule-in-niedersachsen-139642.html
- ↑ http://www.bbs-os-brinkstr.de/Geschichte.53.0.html?&L=0
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/user/BbsTvOs