Higher education institute for business professions Wiener Neustadt
The higher educational institution for economic professions Wiener Neustadt as higher educational institution for economic professions is a municipal school of the city of Wiener Neustadt in Lower Austria in the Daun barracks .
history
In 1924, the Wiener Neustädter Frauen -kauf-Verein founded a two-year private women's trade school for whitewashing and dressmaking in the Witetschka restaurant and the previous Evangelical prayer house at Allerheiligenplatz No. 1, based on the model of the Viennese Women’s Acquisition Association with the citizen school teacher Auguste Pehm . In 1930 three other teachers taught at the school with Pehm. From 1930 evening courses were also offered. In 1936, the Wiener Neustädter Frauen -kauf-Verein planned a three-year training course for a higher education institution for business professions based on the model of similar institutions in Vienna and Baden near Vienna. After the City of Wiener Neustadt and the City Council granted Hans Kober a five-year interest-free loan of S 2000, the higher education institute was started in 1936 under the direction of Emilie Kober with six teachers and the prior Alberich Rabensteiner for religious instruction .
School types
- 5-year CPR with high school diploma with a focus on environmental economics
- 5-year CPR with high school diploma with a focus on business informatics
- 3-year technical school with a focus on nutrition and wellness
management
- 1924– Auguste Pehm
- 1936– Emilie Kober
- 1945–1952 Josef Schwendenwein
- 1952–1967 Hans Kober
- 1967– Friederike Gampé
- since ? Harry Komuczky
literature
- 50 years of the municipal higher education institute for economic women's professions and technical school for women's clothing makers Wiener Neustadt. 1924-1974. Forewords by Mayor Hans Barwitzius and State School Inspector Elfriede Brückl, texts by Hans Kober, Friederike Gampé, City Archives Director Gertrud Gerhartl and others, published by the City of Wiener Neustadt.