BFI Burgenland: 100% approval for new leadership - what comes now!

BFI Burgenland: 100% approval for new leadership - what comes now!

In Oberwart there is reason to be happy, because the BFI Burgenland, the largest educational institute in the state, has chosen a new leadership. As reports meinzirk.at, Edmund "Jimmy" Artner remains in his sixth period of supervisory board chairman. Work at his side as deputy chairman Franz Johann Bieler and Heimo Hochwarter, all of whom were chosen with 100 percent approval.

The BFI Burgenland not only stands for continuity, but also offers numerous new course and seminar offers. According to bfi-burgenland.at, interested parties can not only learn new skills here, but also make valuable contacts. The qualification measures are designed to attract specialists for the economy and also support them when returning to their professional life.

investments in the future

Not only in the field of education there are developments. In sub -cabbage facilities, Mayor Christian Pinzker informed about upcoming projects that are supposed to lead the community into the future. In addition to the opening of the fire brigade and club house and an educational campus in Holzschlag in June, a nursing base will also be opened in autumn. These projects are of great importance for the community and were successfully implemented by the commitment of fire brigade commander Bernhard Lackner and the local population.

The importance of protective devices is becoming increasingly obvious in view of the last climatic challenges. The increase in heavy rain in southern Burgenland has shaken many residents, especially after the flood caused considerable damage last June. In conversation with meinzirk.at Michael Toth, head of the warehouse, drew attention to important tips on protective measures.

education and advice for all

Another focus is on educational advice. The BIB SummerSpecial, which takes place in the castle park in Eisenstadt, starts in the summer of 2025. Several consulting appointments are planned, in which special support for migrants and returners are also offered. Education consultant Barbara Klabischnig-Hörl has gained valuable experience in Norway, which she will incorporate into the advice, as Bib-burgenland.at.

The Piaac study, which was recently published by Statistics Austria and is known as "Pisa for Adults", shows that reading skills in Austria has dropped in the past ten years. This is an additional incentive to further improve the educational landscape and give each generation the opportunity to gain a foothold in society.

whether in education, dealing with natural challenges or in the support of all citizens - Oberwart and Burgenland are ready to take steps into the future. In any case, the BFI Burgenland is pleased to actively contribute to professional and personal development. Information on courses are available at bfi-burgenland.at