Sustainability starts at school Dialogues with schülerInnen.gestalten.wandel and other initiatives
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UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), No. 4: High quality education; No. 17: Partnerships for meeting the goals

It cannot start soon enough

The goal of our society must be to anchor sustainable thinking and behaviour early in a person's life. Then it becomes second nature and not something that an adult must "learn".

EVVA has been cooperating with associations and schools for many years to be able to teach children and young people sustainable projects in a practical way, e.g.:

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    Photo of female students at EVVA
    Job shadowing: Students at Vienna Business School learn everything they want to know from EVVA owner Nicole Ehrlich-Adám over the course of a morning
    Initiative schülerInnen.gestalten.wandel
    ( www.schuelergestaltenwandel.at ), which brings sustainability to school classes. It involves students as equal partners in the discourse with companies and the public and coordinates the exchange. EVVA Vienna has been a partner of schülerInnen.gestalten.wandel since 2014 and has been inviting school classes to company tours and sustainability dialogues since then (see main photo). For many young people, the often vague term "sustainability" thus takes on life and meaning
     
  • Job shadowing
    Students accompany the management for a few hours and experience how the professional world feels in real life - with participation in employee events, discussions about the challenges of a CEO or exclusive tours of the company, for example
     
  • Photo of girl working on the workpieceDaughter days
    At Vienna Daughter’s Day, girls have the opportunity to spend a taster day at EVVA. Among other things, this event by the City of Vienna aims to help overcome possible fears about technology and dispel reservations. Daughter days can awaken dormant interest and new passions for technical professions.

    EVVA was one of 290 companies that also participated in the Daughter’s Day in 2024. The young people were given a tour of the plant and were also able to get involved in the electronics assembly and mechanical engineering departments themselves. Some of them have already been to Daughter’s Day several times and were able to compare the companies. “The atmosphere at EVVA is the nicest and most pleasant!”, said one of the participants in the final round. Thank you! :-)

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