Technical Academy Esslingen

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Technical Academy Esslingen eV
(TAE)
Logo of the Technical Academy Esslingen
purpose In-service training and further education
Chair: Alexander Paul
Executive Director: Hans-Joachim Mesenholl
Establishment date: March 29, 1955
Number of members: 200
Seat : Ostfildern
Website: www.tae.de

The Technical Academy Esslingen eV (TAE) is a further education institute in Ostfildern .

history

In the years after the Second World War there was a shortage of skilled workers in Germany: due to war deaths and prisoners as well as the establishment of the Bundeswehr, the labor market was short of many young workers. At the same time, the need for skilled workers rose sharply due to the economic miracle .

In order to qualify local workers and recruited guest workers as required, local companies founded pre-forms of the Technical Academy Esslingen. From the Radio Club Esslingen , which had joined the WBRC (Radioclub Esslingen as a local association in the Württemberg-Badischer Radio Club) in 1946, the Association for Technical Progress was created in 1952 . In 1955, the first courses took place in Esslingen as a branch of the Technical Academy Wuppertal eV . Ten years later, the Technical Academy Esslingen e. V. was founded in order to bring technicians and engineers who have completed vocational training up to the state of the art through further training.

In 1969 the Academy moved into the Otto Kögler House in Esslingen am Neckar , followed in 1976 by the move to Ostfildern-Nellingen. In 1995 the academy merged with the Esslingen Medical and Technical Academy (MTAE).

activities

Today, experts from science and practice pass on their knowledge in seminars, certificate courses and specialist conferences at the TAE. For example, the largest European tribology colloquium takes place in Ostfildern every two years with around 700 participants . Tribology experts from over 50 countries meet here. As the institute for contact studies at the University of Stuttgart , the University of Hohenheim , the University of Esslingen and the University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart , TAE conducts around 1000 events per year in the following eight areas:

  • Mechanical engineering, vehicle technology and tribology
  • Mechatronics and automation technology
  • Electrical engineering, electronics and power engineering
  • Information technology
  • Medical technology
  • Construction
  • Business administration and personal work skills
  • Management and leadership

Furthermore, TAE is an accredited training provider of the Society for Technical Communication for further training as a technical writer. In addition, individual training concepts for companies on the subject of employee qualification are developed and in-house training courses are carried out in all business areas, taking special company needs into account.

courses

In addition, in cooperation with various universities, the TAE offers part-time courses that lead to state-recognized degrees:

  • Mechanical engineering (Bachelor of Engineering)
  • Quality Engineering (Master of Science)
  • Mechatronics / Electrical Engineering (Bachelor of Engineering)
  • Mechatronics (Master of Science)
  • Industrial Engineer (Bachelor of Engineering)
  • Business Informatics (Bachelor of Science)
  • Business Psychology (Bachelor of Arts)
  • Embedded Systems (Master of Science)
  • Media Economics & Media Management (Bachelor of Arts)
  • MBA Management and Production (Master of Business Administration)
  • Early Education (Bachelor of Arts)
  • Strategic Innovation Management (Master of Arts)
  • Childhood Education (Bachelor of Arts)
  • Medical professions (Bachelor of Arts)

Cooperation partners for these programs are the University of Applied Sciences South Westphalia , the Provadis University , the University of Pforzheim , the University of Esslingen , the University of Economics and Environment Nürtingen-Geislingen and the DIPLOMA University of North Hesse .

Vocational school and technical school MTAE

Medical-technical assistants (MTA) are trained at vocational schools in Germany. This training in health care is uniformly regulated throughout Germany (MTA law) and can be completed for four professions: medical-technical laboratory assistant (MTLA), medical-technical radiology assistant (MTRA), in preparation: medical-technical assistant for functional diagnostics (MTAF) ). Each of these training courses takes three full-time years.

State-certified medical technicians (MT) are trained at technical colleges in Germany, and a comparable qualification is only available in Switzerland. In contrast to the MTA, it is a further training, i. H. Applicants must have completed vocational training. These training courses are usually carried out at technical schools that also serve other fields.

The further training measures and certificate courses are based on this and other training courses and qualify for further demanding activities in medical technology and healthcare.

The Medical Technical Academy Esslingen (MTAE, founded in 1976), which specializes in medical-technical content, has a certain special position here . It offers training to become a MTRA and MTLA and advanced training to become a state-certified medical technician. In addition, the qualification for teaching MTA can be acquired here while working.

The Esslingen Medical Technical Academy has been part of the TAE since 1995.

Club structure

TAE eV is a non-profit, registered association and is led by the chairman of the board, Hans-Joachim Mesenholl. The supervisory board consists of seven people headed by Alexander Paul. The members of the supervisory board are elected by the board of trustees on the proposal of the previous supervisory board. The chairman of the supervisory board and his deputy are elected by the supervisory board from among its members.

According to the statutes, the board of trustees consists, among other things, of the rectors of the universities of contact studies, the mayors of Ostfildern and Esslingen and the president of the IHK district chambers in Esslingen.

Members are mainly medium-sized companies from southern Germany, including Balluff GmbH , Festo AG & Co. KG , Mahle International GmbH , Müller-Weingarten AG , Pilz GmbH & Co. KG , Rich. Hengstenberg GmbH & Co. KG , Somfy GmbH , Carl Zeiss AG and ZF Friedrichshafen AG . The members also include Audi AG , Robert Bosch GmbH and ZDF .

Certification

The TAE is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001: 2015.

Publications

  • 30 years of the Technical Academy Esslingen , (commemorative publication with the speeches of March 29, 1985 on the 30th anniversary of its founding), Ostfildern 1985.
  • Jürgen Beyer: Competence 2000: with leadership knowledge for corporate success, Expert-Verlag, Ehningen 1992, ISBN 978-3-816908043 .

Periodicals

  • TAE report: Organ of the Technical Academy Esslingen , 1977 to 1994.
  • TAE aktuell: Newspaper and specialist article of the Technical Academy Esslingen for professional training and further education , from January 1995 until today, ISSN  0947-9961 .
  • TAE news : electronically

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 60 years of TAE - a story full of knowledge (PDF; 3408 kB) in: TAE News issue 3/2014, tae.de


Coordinates: 48 ° 42 ′ 56.9 "  N , 9 ° 17 ′ 25"  E