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Excellent performance
Two trainees of Weber Maschinenbau achieve outstanding examination performances in 2009/2010 and are honoured by the Chamber of commerce
Elif Akarca and Thorsten Arnold are two young people who finished their degree at Weber Maschinenbau and who are part of the most successful participants of the examinations 2009/2010. The Chamber of commerce honoured them at the city hall Dillenburg at 11th November 2010.
After three years, Elif Akarca finished her education as an industrial business management assistant at Weber Maschinenbau with excellence. She is now studying Business Economics at the University of Applied Sciences Gießen-Friedberg but she still stays a part of Weber Maschinenbau: As a working student in the personnel department she supervises the trainees and the dual scholars.
Thorsten Arnold has made his certificate in electrical engineering with focus on industrial engineering at Weber Maschinenbau. This education normally takes 3.5 years but Thorsten Arnold passed his examination after only three years with an excellent result. He now covers the dual course of study Electrical Engineering at the Siegen University. He will accomplish the practical section of his study at the software department of Weber Maschinenbau.
There have been given two awards to trainees of Weber Maschinenbau by the Chamber of commerce so far: Carsten Pfeiffer and Florian Reitz have finished their education as energy electronics and system engineers with excellent results. After finishing his study of Electrical Engineering with focus on automation, Carsten Pfeiffer now works at the software development department of Weber Maschinenbau. Florian Reitz has also decided to study Electrical Engineering with focus on automation.
Human resource development is one of the most important issues of Weber Maschinenbau. The company wants to support young employees right from the start and enable them to tap their full potential. To achieve this aim, Weber identifies outstanding accomplishments at an early stage and supports sustainability and continuity.






