According to the director, it is very difficult to get placed. Those who do best are those who are willing to go abroad and work for a German firm or who also have technical skills, for example, the skills necessary to modify foreign software for the German market. The institute is a student friendly, comfortable environment. One day during a break, the students were selling sandwiches and mulled wine in the hall. At the same time, however, the stakes are high.
Students can and sometimes do fail.
In this institute students are trained in a specific, targeted skill. Their future depends on their success, and the reputation of the institute, obviously an excellent one, depends on the success of its graduates. Dorothy S. Messerschmitt is a professor in the International and Multicultural Department in the School of Education at the University of San Francisco, California, in the United States. Members, join your interest section or caucus electronic discussion list and participate in a global discussion on the topics most important to you.