State vocational school for glass and jewelry
| State Vocational school for glass and jewelry | |
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| type of school | Vocational school |
| founding | 1947 |
| address |
Dürerweg 5 |
| place | Kaufbeuren |
| country | Bavaria |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 54 '31 " N , 10 ° 37' 59" E |
| carrier | City of Kaufbeuren |
| student | 112 |
| Teachers | 22nd |
| management | Bertram Knitl |
| Website | www.berufsfachschule-neugablonz.de |
The state vocational school for glass and jewelry in the Kaufbeur district of Neugablonz is a vocational school for the creative handicrafts sponsored by the city .
School operation
The pupils can learn four professions at the state vocational school for glass and jewelry:
All practical skills as well as the theoretical content are imparted in the school's own workshops. The three-year apprenticeship (38 hours per week) begins in September according to the Bavarian holiday regulations and ends with a state final examination, which is equivalent to the journeyman's examination in the craft. As in all state schools, there is no tuition fee here either.
history
The school goes back to the arts and crafts school founded in 1880 in the Bohemian town of Gablonz an der Neisse (Jablonec nad Nisou). It was set up by the responsible imperial and royal office for education and culture to promote the then flourishing Gablonz bijouterie and jewelry industry.
After the Second World War, displaced and resettled people from Gablonz an der Neisse founded the Neugablonz district in Kaufbeuren . The settlers brought their jewelry-making skills with them from their homeland, and after a short time an up-and-coming industry emerged in Neugablonz, which produced a wide variety of occupations. Neugablonz became the center of the German fashion jewelry industry.
In order to train the urgently needed skilled workers, the foundation stone for today's state vocational school for glass and jewelry was laid in the Kaufbeur district of Neugablonz in 1947. In the early years glassmakers, glass pushers, bead wrappers, glass refiners, needlers, estampeure, engravers, electroplaters and belters were trained.
In the course of time, the apprenticeships have changed, so that today glass and porcelain painters, goldsmiths, engravers and silversmiths are trained whose field of activity has now developed far beyond the borders of Neugablonz.
Projects and awards (selection)
The school is regularly involved in exhibitions and projects with well-known institutions in the field of design and handicrafts. The Danner class competition takes place within the school every year. The Danner Foundation also awards the so-called Danner Prize every three years as part of the state competition for craftspeople in Bavaria . The award, awarded by an international jury, now enjoys supraregional importance and has been awarded several times in the past to former students at the State Vocational School for Glass and Jewelry.
- Joint exhibition in the Czech Center in Munich: 454 km - two schools meet
- Exhibition in the Bavarian National Museum in Munich The silver cup
- 2017 Danner Prize Winner
- 2014 Danner Prize Winner
- 2011 Danner Prize Winner
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture (Ed.): Schulsuche . ( bayern.de ).
- ↑ State Institute for School Quality and Educational Research Munich (ed.): Vocational school curriculum . ( bayern.de ).
- ↑ a b State Institute for School Quality and Educational Research Munich (ed.): Vocational school curriculum . ( bayern.de ).
- ↑ State Institute for School Quality and Educational Research Munich (ed.): Vocational school curriculum . ( bayern.de ).
- ↑ mse architects gmbh: vocational school for glass and jewelry in Neugablonz . ( mse-architekten.de ).
- ↑ Knie, Andreas (welcome address, Lord Mayor), Fischer Stefan (foreword) and Moser Hermann (design): State vocational school for glass and jewelry Kaufbeuren Neugablonz - foundation of the Gablonzer technical school in 1947 . Ed .: State vocational school for glass and jewelry Kaufbeuren. 1993, p. 7-14 .
- ↑ Czech Center Munich (Ed.): 454 km - Two schools meet . ( czechcentres.cz ).
- ↑ Bavarian National Museum (ed.): The silver cup - variations of a drinking vessel from the Renaissance to the present . ( bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de ).
- ^ Danner Foundation (ed.): The Danner Prize 2017 . 2017 ( danner-stiftung.de ).
- ^ Danner Foundation (ed.): The Danner Prize Winner 2014 . 2014 ( danner-stiftung.de ).
- ^ Danner Foundation (ed.): The Danner Prize Winner 2011 . 2011 ( danner-stiftung.de ).