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Talents in Vocational Education (TiBB) Scholarship Opens for Applications in Recklinghausen
The "Talents in Vocational Education" (TiBB) scholarship, designed to support young people who excel in their training, is now open for applications in the Recklinghausen district. Funded by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space, the scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for motivated apprentices to receive financial and educational support.
The scholarship, which offers 300 euros per month for three years, is available to apprentices pursuing various professions, such as painting, masonry, floristry, tiling, or forestry. To be eligible, applicants must be at the end of their first or the beginning of their second year of training in the Recklinghausen district.
To apply, candidates must first confirm their eligibility and check any specific criteria set by TiBB (Technik im Betrieb e.V. or the relevant organizing body). Next, they should gather the necessary documents, including proof of apprenticeship, personal identification, academic or training performance records, and a motivation letter.
The application form can be obtained from the official TiBB website or the local authority website for the Recklinghausen district. After completing the form carefully, applicants should submit their application package by the deadline, which is September 1st. Submissions can be made by email, postal mail, or through an online portal—check the specific submission instructions.
After submission, it's essential to keep an eye on announcements or communications in case additional information or interviews are requested. Because deadlines are strict, it's best to prepare and send everything well in advance. If you're unsure about any step, contact the TiBB coordinator or the Recklinghausen district office directly for guidance.
The TiBB scholarship is sponsored by the IG BAU Emscher-Lippe-Aa, and recipients will also receive additional educational support, including cross-vocational competencies, democracy and career promotion, language courses, and an opportunity to study abroad.
Georg Nießing from IG BAU Emscher-Lippe-Aa encourages nominating motivated apprentices in the Recklinghausen district for the TiBB scholarship. Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to further your education and career while making a significant contribution to the advancement of the workforce with innovative ideas.
For more information about the TiBB scholarship in Recklinghausen, please visit the official TiBB website or contact the local authority office directly. Good luck with your application!
The TiBB scholarship, aimed at encouraging personal growth and learning, provides financial support for motivated apprentices in Recklinghausen, who are pursuing education and self-development in professions like painting, masonry, or forestry. Successful candidates will also receive additional educational support, fostering learning opportunities and promoting cross-vocational competencies.
