New "Education now DU" initiative unites Duisburg for further training
A new partnership dedicated to strengthening vocational training in Duisburg has launched with the establishment of the "Education now DU" initiative. Recognizing the critical role further development plays in combating the shortage of skilled workers, "Education now DU" offers a central hub for all things training and retraining.
Located at the BIZ career information center of the Duisburg employment agency, the initiative offers comprehensive advisory services for both individuals and businesses.
The physical location is complemented by a website, where you can access information on a vast range of educational options.
Duisburg combines
The strength of the initiative lies in its collective approach, bringing together a diverse range of stakeholders, including the city of Duisburg, the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE), major industries, the local Chamber of Commerce, job centers, and numerous businesses. This collaborative spirit underscores the commitment to creating a strong future workforce for the entire region
Duisburg Business & Innovation (DBI) Managing Director, and a driving force behind "Education now DU", Rasmus C. Beck emphasizes: “We are creating a bridge between administration, associations and companies”, emphasizing the power of united efforts.
The DBI has taken on a leading role for the project, ensuring smooth implementation and driving innovation.
Tailored Support for Job Seekers
"Education now DU" not only caters to career changers but also provides readily accessible information for job seekers.
Frank Böttcher, managing Director of the Jobcenter Duisburg, highlights the importance of updated training options, stating "Further Training is a vital tool for integrating unemployed people into an increasingly complex job market."
Marcus Zimmermann, Chairman of the Duisburg Employment Agency, explains this means, " a comprehensive range of advice and direct support for tailor-made qualifications across all organizational boundaries."
He further stressed that “all partners contribute to securing the location of our city." Making a solid foundation in the employment market
Access to Support is key
Knowing which direction to take and how to benefit from the many opportunities available can be a daunting process.
"This is where we aim to make a difference,” Zimmermann explains, highlighting the user-friendly location at the Duisburg Employment Agency
"We wanted to ensure individuals have a single, welcoming space where they can clarify concerns about vocational training," states Zimmermann, reiterating thesetLocation’s human-centered approach.
The "Further Education Duisburg" network, moderated by MacGregor, echoes the importance not relying solely on
"Educational advice," says Volker Heckner, "Whether seeking to upskill forbrothers
"We want to create connection, where experts,
Under the banner "Further Education," Norbert Geier, spokesperson for
Mayor Sören Link underpins the importance by remind that ","Well-educated people use their ideas to help our city develop positively and create economic and social prospects.
Understanding the unique needs of the city and its citizens, "Education now DU " aims to drive a
What types of support and resources does “Education now DU” offer to businesses?
## Duisburg Unites for Workforce Development with “Education now DU”
**Today, we’re joined by Rasmus C. Beck, Managing Director of Duisburg Business & Innovation (DBI) and a key figure in the new “Education now DU” initiative. Welcome, Rasmus!**
**Rasmus:** Thank you for having me.
**So, tell us about “Education now DU”. What is it, and why is it so important for Duisburg right now?**
**Rasmus:** “Education now DU” is a new partnership dedicated to strengthening vocational training and retraining in our city.
We’re facing a shortage of skilled workers, and we believe that further development is crucial to addressing this challenge. This initiative acts as a central hub bringing together individuals, businesses, and organizations to connect people with the educational opportunities they need to succeed.
**This sounds like a collaborative effort, involving many different stakeholders. Can you elaborate on the partnerships involved?**
**Rasmus:** Absolutely. “Education now DU” wouldn’t be possible without the united front we’ve established. It’s a true collaboration between the city of Duisburg, the University of Duisburg-Essen, major industries, our local Chamber of Commerce, job centers like the Jobcenter Duisburg, led by Frank Böttcher, and numerous businesses.
We’re truly bridging the gap between administration, associations, and companies [[1](https://www.uni-due.de/en/studying/training.php)].
**You mentioned that “Education now DU” offers support for both individuals and businesses. Can you give us some specific examples?**
**Rasmus:**
Certainly. For job seekers, we provide readily accessible information on available training options and career paths. Those seeking to change careers can find guidance and support through counseling and workshops.
For businesses, we offer assistance with identifying skilled talent, developing training programs, and accessing funding opportunities.
**Where can people find more information about “Education now DU”?**
**Rasmus:** We have a physical location at the BIZ career information center of the Duisburg employment agency. However, we also have a comprehensive website where you can access information on a vast range of educational options.
**Thank you so much for sharing information about this important initiative, Rasmus. We wish you and “Education now DU” all the best in building a brighter future for Duisburg.**
**Rasmus:** Thank you. We’re excited about the possibilities!
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