More than 1,500 students have yesterday, today informed the Girls' Day in Volkswagen commercial and technical professions. At its headquarters in Wolfsburg, the demand was so strong that the action was first extended to the afternoon. Here alone, 600 girls were guests. For the first time Volkswagen has Osnabrück, the recent Volkswagen site that participated in the Girls' Day.
Of a total ten Volkswagen plants in Lower Saxony, Hesse and Saxony took over the female trainees Director: They asked the students the seventh to tenth grade level, the engineering professions in presentations before with practical exercises and exhibits. Particularly good were the practical exercises.
The students tried tools from different materials and processed. Sun punched such as Hanover students using a screw press key pendant in the shape of a Volkswagen bus. In Osnabrück, the girls led by a TSI engine compression tests. Prospective electronics for automation technology showed them how an industrial robot control.
Application tips from first-hand information about the company, and tours of production lines for vehicles and components such as engines, transmissions and axles round out the several hours of Girls' Day program at the ten locations Volkswagen. 
Of a total ten Volkswagen plants in Lower Saxony, Hesse and Saxony took over the female trainees Director: They asked the students the seventh to tenth grade level, the engineering professions in presentations before with practical exercises and exhibits. Particularly good were the practical exercises.
The students tried tools from different materials and processed. Sun punched such as Hanover students using a screw press key pendant in the shape of a Volkswagen bus. In Osnabrück, the girls led by a TSI engine compression tests. Prospective electronics for automation technology showed them how an industrial robot control.
Application tips from first-hand information about the company, and tours of production lines for vehicles and components such as engines, transmissions and axles round out the several hours of Girls' Day program at the ten locations Volkswagen.
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