Formation

Start of training at NürnbergMesse. That means twelve new trainees and four new students will be starting their careers at the exhibition company in September 2024. In their first week, we asked two new starters and two second-year trainees about their expectations and experiences.

Shortly before the new training year begins, we asked our 14 trainees and students from the class of 2023 how their start at NürnbergMesse went. A colourful welcome programme awaits the career starters at NürnbergMesse. In addition to lots of information, there is also plenty of fun.

Dual students at NürnbergMesse have the opportunity to study abroad and work at the international subsidiaries. In the interview, Vincent Czichon tells us about his exciting semester abroad in London and reveals what makes the capital so different from the rest of the UK.

Dual students at NürnbergMesse have the option of studying abroad or working at the international subsidiaries. Carolin Hofmann opted for both and looks back on her past semester abroad in Dublin and forward to her upcoming practical phase at NürnbergMesse Austria in Vienna.

Dual students at NürnbergMesse have the opportunity to study abroad or work at the international subsidiaries. In his practical semester, Lorenz Engerer is currently gaining work experience at NürnbergMesse Austria.

Seven trainees are currently working at NürnbergMesse. They are new to the company, like Kathrin Schierl in the HR department, and William Baumeister has been in Controlling for six months. In this interview, they look back on their first months and reveal their expectations of the NürnbergMesse trainee program.

Shortly before the restart of the exhibition, 15 new apprentices and dual students started at NürnbergMesse. In the interview, they talk about how their start in professional life was and why they see the restart as a huge opportunity.

The young soprano is a star of the Vienna State Opera and studied at the Hochschule für Musik in Nuremberg. Her former university is now being promoted in an extraordinary project.

Brazil is not only a dream destination, but is also experiencing an economic upturn. In 2018, the huge country between Copacabana and Amazon was the ninth largest economy in the world - ahead of major economies such as Canada and South Korea.