Gabriel from the Andreas-Fröhlich-Schule gets a taste of Würth IT

From July 8 to 11, Würth IT GmbH welcomed a very special guest: Gabriel, a student at the Andreas-Fröhlich-Schule SBBZ in Krautheim, got a taste of the exciting world of information technology.

The Andreas-Fröhlich-Schule, which is supported by the charitable Würth Foundation on the initiative of Carmen Würth, accepts pupils from the age of six with a focus on physical and motor development from the districts of Hohenlohe, Main-Tauber and Neckar-Odenwald. Its aim is to prepare the children individually for a self-determined life after school - whether in the areas of living, leisure or the world of work. Gabriel was supervised by various trainees and dual students, who gave him a practical insight into their day-to-day training and their areas of responsibility. Not only did he get a comprehensive overview of Würth IT and the wide range of training and study opportunities, but he was also able to get involved himself. He gained his first practical experience in exciting exercises on programming languages such as HTML, SQL, ABAP and Python as well as on the subject of network understanding. He also visited the company sites in Künzelsau-Gaisbach and Waldzimmern to get to know the working environment at close quarters.

We would like to thank Gabriel warmly for his visit and his keen interest and wish him all the best for his academic and professional future.