For 19,000 Apprentices in Bavaria, Final Exams Kick Off - Bavaria’s apprentices face final vocational exams in key career milestone
Final vocational exams for commercial and related professions have begun this week in Bavaria. Over 12,000 candidates are taking part, with another 7,000 set to sit practical trade assessments in early December. The tests mark a key step for apprentices aiming to earn their IHK qualifications.
The written exams are organised nationwide and held mainly at vocational schools. In Bavaria alone, around 19,000 apprentices have started their final assessments. These candidates must pass written tests now, followed by oral or practical exams after the new year.
The exams represent a critical milestone for thousands of apprentices. Successful candidates will receive their IHK vocational qualifications, allowing them to progress in their careers. The results will be determined by performance in both written and practical assessments over the coming months.
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