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With the new building of the education center, the Ulm Chamber of Commerce and Industry is creating the conditions for modern, sustainable and future-oriented further training. The Baden-Wurttemberg Ministry of Economics, Labor and Tourism is supporting the new building of the education center with around 4.7 million euros. Small and medium-sized companies depend on qualified and future-oriented specialists. Thats why we need vocational training centers that are modernly equipped and arouse a desire to learn. With our funding, we are making an important contribution to and at the same time strengthening the economic performance of our country, said Minister for Economic Affairs, Labor and Tourism, as part of the handover of the funding decision to Christoph Schlegel, Vice President of the Ulm Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and General Manager Petra Engstler-Karrasch. The state funding enables the realization of a modern vocational training center at Ensingerstrasse 4 in Ulm. The new building continues the regions decades-long tradition of continuing education - a tradition that began in 1948 with the first vocational qualification offers. Today, over 4,500 people take part in further training courses at the IHK Ulm every year. The offer includes day seminars, compact courses, extensive training courses and tailor-made in-house training courses for companies. A large part of these formats will take place in the new House of Education in the future. The total costs of the new building amount to around 18.7 million euros. In addition to the state of Baden-Wurttemberg, which covers 25 percent of the costs, the federal government contributes 45 percent and the provider itself contributes 30 percent of the financing. Modern, sustainable and future-oriented further training With the new building, the IHK Ulm is creating the conditions for a modern, sustainable and future-oriented. Twelve modernly equipped training rooms will be created on around 1,800 square meters of usable space, offering space for a total of up to 300 participants and enabling an inspiring learning environment. As a future meeting point for business in the region, the building invites exchange with its transparent and open architecture. The modern design should also embody the values of the IHK Ulm: sustainability, future viability and architectural quality. The demolition of the existing building is planned for early 2026; The new building is expected to be completed in 2028.
