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Academic and Career Guidance

Programs and projects aimed at improving academic and career guidance for students in the Hanover region. 
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360° Building Bridges

The “360° – Building Bridges” project supports young people with migration backgrounds and …
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Careers for Life – Career Guidance in Nursing

Programs to recruit new talent in nursing and …
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#bestjobever

With the #bestjobever initiative, young people experience career guidance firsthand – through …
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Digital Learning Alliances IV

The “Digital Learning Alliances IV” project supports career guidance and …
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Digital Escape Room

The tool for digital career guidance!
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Futurepreneur Hannover

Shape the future. Embrace the entrepreneurial spirit. Building a bridge to the professional world through Futurepreneur …
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IT in Schools - Innovation Transfer Phase II

High school students are supported by the program offered by …
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Youth Research

Organization of the regional competition “Youth Research Junior” & “Youth Research.”
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Logistics Sets the Standard

Activities to improve career guidance for the cross-sector industry …
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MuT (Girls and Technology Day)

Reducing gender-stereotyped career choices and motivating students toward the diverse …
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Maker Faire

The Maker Faire is a family-friendly festival where crafting, building, inventing, …
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Roberta Regio Center Hannover

A project by the Region Hannover to promote young people’s interest in…
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Robot Factory 2023–2025

Development of a comprehensive training program from school through to …
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SHIFT NOW – Your Future Festival

At “SHIFT NOW – Your Future Festival,” young people with future-oriented …
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Events on the topic of academic and career guidance

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Failing with a smile using improv techniques – Part 2 for students and those who have dropped out

What happens when your mind suddenly goes blank—in a seminar, during a discussion, or later in a job interview? Many people are familiar with this situation: You have an idea, but the words won’t come. This is exactly where improvisation techniques come in.
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May 27, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM

Success stories on the topic of academic and career guidance

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Hanover Region
Switch Tracks Instead of Dropping Out: Your Guide Through the Academic and Career Jungle
The “Switch Tracks Instead of Dropping Out” program in the Hanover region offers students free counseling and support if they are dissatisfied with their studies.Read the article
Success Story
Hanover Region
Student Vivekanand Ottalingam
Switch Tracks Instead of Dropping Out: Individual Counseling for International Students with Study-Related Doubts
Indian student Vivekanand Ottalingam found the right degree program and path for himself through the Region Hannover’s “Switch Tracks Instead of Dropping Out” project.Read the article
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Hanover Region
Stefan Troestler, Auszubildender, und Kristina Rinne, Personalwesen und Bildung der comNET GmbH
College Dropouts as an Asset for Companies: A Success Story of the “Switch Tracks Instead of Dropping Out” Project
As a founding partner of the “Switch Tracks Instead of Dropping Out” program, comNET GmbH harnesses the potential of college dropouts as valuable future talent for its company.Read the article
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Hanover Region
Jürgen Recha, Geschäftsführer und Yannik Sippel der interev GmbH
New opportunities for students unsure about their studies – interev expands its team
With the help of the “Umsteigen statt Aussteigen” program and Marcus Voitel, head of the University and Career Coordination Office, interev GmbH has been able to recruit a new trainee who has integrated very well into the team.Read the article
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