Unemployment persists in the Free State for multiple individuals
In Saxony, young people seeking apprenticeships are faced with a tough decision, as the search for suitable positions continues until the end of October. According to Klaus-Peter Hansen, head of the Saxony Employment Agency, there are currently around 6,900 unfilled apprenticeship positions across various sectors.
Despite approximately 70% of these positions already being filled, businesses in Saxony are still seeking young talent to fill the remaining 30%. These vacancies can be found in a range of industries, including retail and sales, technical fields such as mechatronics, metal cutting mechanics, electronics, energy and building technology, and warehouse logistics. There are also opportunities in butchery, tool mechanics, and concrete and reinforced concrete construction.
Mr. Hansen has confirmed that career counselors at the employment agencies are available to help young people find apprenticeships in Saxony. This support is crucial, as the new training year started in September, and it is still possible to start an apprenticeship until the end of October.
The statement emphasizes that the search for apprenticeships continues, despite a majority of positions being filled. This is good news for those still seeking opportunities, as approximately 83% of young people in Saxony have found an apprenticeship. The statement reiterates the ongoing need for young talent in businesses in Saxony.
Mr. Hansen made this statement to a local news station, highlighting the importance of filling these remaining apprenticeship positions. The situation in Saxony, specifically concerning unfilled apprenticeship positions, has been a topic of discussion. However, the statement does not suggest any new challenges or difficulties for young people seeking apprenticeships in Saxony.
In conclusion, for those seeking apprenticeships in Saxony, the search continues, and there are still many opportunities available. With the support of career counselors and the ongoing need for young talent in businesses, it's an exciting time for those looking to start their careers.
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