Higher and further education courses
There are about 2200 students and 110 teaching staff. The departments of the apprenticeship section are mechanical engineering, electrical engineer, woodworking, facility management, car technology, florists and painters.
There are numerous higher and further education courses in various subjects:
The College of Further Education is part of the “Eckener-Schule”. It offers courses in Electrical Engineering, Facility Management, mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, Wood Machining, Interior and Spatial Design.
The courses lead to a qualification as “state certified technician” as well as the entry qualification for a study at the university of applied sciences.
The following educational objectives are central aspects of all courses: Practice-oriented training in technical theory and practical training as a basis for an optimal transition into employment and a successful career in various fields such as development, manufacturing, sales and maintenance.
Courses
At present 185 students are enrolled at the College of Further Education. About 200 students are enrolled at the Department of Higher Education. The focal point there is information technology.
The courses vary between one and three years. By teaching vocational and general contents, these vocational course lead to a qualification, which is equivalent to A-level standards and qualify the students to study at a general university or a university of applied sciences.
The Eckener-College has participated in several cross-national projects and exchanges.