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Long Night of Apprenticeship
Under the motto "Find your dream job overnight", young people, students and interested parties were able to gain an insight into companies and the apprenticeship professions
On Friday, April 21, 2023, the Alba headquarters in Forstau was all about the "Apprenticeship". From 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., young people, students and interested parties were able to get an idea of the apprenticeships at Alba during the "Long Night of Apprenticeships".
The interest in the "Long Night of Apprenticeship" was very high and reflects the trend that apprenticeships are now more appreciated again. A total of 80 visitors informed themselves about the apprenticeship professions and the company.
In detail, the professions: Machinist, Mechanical Technician and Mechatronics Technician could be experienced up close. In addition to the skilled trades, information was also provided about the apprenticeships IT technician and office clerk.
Young and old alike were thrilled by the exciting guided tours of the company and the hands-on stations, and marveled at the wide range of apprenticeships and opportunities at Alba. Special highlights could be experienced in the in-house technical center, where one could watch up close how a toy bear was foamed or got an introduction to robotics.
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Smart Material "Tannin foam"
In cooperation with the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (Campus Kuchl), Alba is currently working on a completely natural industrial foam. This is made possible by tannins obtained from the bark of native trees. The advantages of the natural foam are obvious. Tannin foam is non-flammable, has very good thermal properties, is extremely resilient and is 100% recyclable. Tannin foam is a so-called a smart material that has the potential to revolutionize the market and replace the polyurethane foams used so far.
