AMAG: Honored with National Education Award
The 2016 National Education Prize of the Hans Huber Foundation and the Swiss University of Applied Sciences Foundation goes to the automotive company AMAG for its exemplary and sustainable vocational training. The prize, worth CHF 20,000, will be awarded in Bern on November 22, 2016. Morten Hannesbo, CEO of Automobil- und Motoren AG (AMAG), is delighted with the nomination for the National [...]
Morten Hannesbo, CEO of Automobil- und Motoren AG (AMAG), is motivated by the nomination for the National Education Award to further promote the nationwide training of apprentices at the more than 80 AMAG locations: "The first four years of professional life are very important." Christian Fiechter, President of the Hans Huber Foundation, is impressed by the consistency with which young professionals are promoted and explains the choice: "AMAG is very active in finding the right apprentices. The vocational trainers support them professionally and personally and even enable additional training during the apprenticeship. After the apprenticeship, the talent pool helps the young specialists to gain a foothold in everyday working life and plan their career."
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