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Erfolgreiches Team: Dresden Und Die F6 Cigarettenfabrik Dresden Gmbh EURO-Schulen Dresden Erfolgreiches Team: Dresden und die f6 Cigarettenfabrik Dresden GmbH Das aktuelle Bildungsange- ❚ Bedarfsorientierte Angebote D ie f6 Cigarettenfabrik großen Teil die traditionellen ostdeutschen Marken bot der Euro-Schulen Dresden für alle Interessenten Dresden GmbH und die Stadt f6, Karo und Juwel. Auch bildet das Unternehmen umfasst die Bereiche: – Deutsch als Fremdsprache Dresden blicken auf eine derzeit 20 junge Menschen als Mechatroniker, ❚ ❚ Firmenname – Europäisches Sprachenzertifikat langjährige und erfolgreiche Industriemechaniker, Energieelektroniker und Firmenname Euro-Schulen Dresden ❚ Erstausbildung/Studium – Fremdsprachen Partnerschaft zurück. Fachkraft für Lagerwirtschaft aus. f6 Cigarettenfabrik Dresden GmbH Staatlich anerkannte Berufs- z. B. Englisch, Französisch, Spanisch für ❚ ❚ Geschäftsführer fachschule für Wirtschaft, Anfänger, Fortgeschrittene oder fachspezifisch Die Wiedervereinigung Die f6 Cigarettenfabrik Dresden GmbH ist nicht Jahr der Gründung Dr. Klaus Drechsel Dipl.-Ing.-Ök. Joachim Rudolph Informatik und Sprachen; Internationale Kammer-Sprachprüfungen Deutschlands machte es möglich: 1990 übernahm nur ein wirtschaftlich erfolgreiches Unternehmen, 100%ige Tochtergesellschaft der Pierre Semidei, BDÜ, Licencie-es-Lettres, Euro-Schools for Administration and Management die Philip Morris GmbH einen Teil des DDR- sondern auch Teil der Gesellschaft. Deshalb Philip Morris GmbH: Diplome d’Etudes Superieures ❚ EDV-Training Tabakkombinats – die Vereinigte Zigarettenfabrik fördern wir Projekte im kulturellen und sozialen 1990 Kauf der „Vereinigten ❚ International Administration Manager ESA* – Grundlagen von Datenverarbeitung, Dresden GmbH (VEZIFA). Bereich, wie zum Beispiel das Engagement gegen Zigarettenfabriken Dresden GmbH“ ❚ Schulleiter Internationales Diplom Telekommunikation, Vernetzung und 1998 Umbenennung in „f6 Cigarettenfabrik Dr. paed. habil. Klaus Drechsel mit integriertem staatlichem Abschluss Informationsmanagement Dresden GmbH“ Wirtschaftsassistent/in, Fachrichtung – Arbeit mit Standardsoftware unter Windows ❚ ❚ Jahr der Gründung Fremdsprachen (2 Jahre + 1 Jahre) (z. B. Word, Excel, Access) Mitarbeiter 1991 – Nutzung ausgewählter Anwendersoftware ca. 400 inkl. Auszubildende ❚ Staatlich anerkannte/r Europa-Korrespondent/in (z. B. FIBU, SAP-CBT, KHK) ❚ ❚ Mitarbeiter mit integriertem staatlichem Abschluss – Internet und E-Mail Investitionen 26 zzgl. ca. 20 Honorardozenten Wirtschaftsassistent/in, Fachrichtung ca. 94 Mio. Euro seit 1990 Fremdsprachen (2 Jahre + 1 Jahre) ❚ Öffentlich geförderte Maßnahmen wie ❚ ❚ Geschäftstätigkeit – Berufliche Erstausbildung Geschäftstätigkeit Euro-Schulen Dresden ist eine der über 100 ❚ IT-Management-Assistant ESO zz. Zerspanungsmechaniker Cigarettenherstellung Mitgliedseinrichtungen der nach DIN EN ISO 9001 mit integriertem staatlichen Abschluss – Integrationssprachkurse Deutsch ❚ zertifizierten Qualitätsgemeinschaft Euro-Schulen- Wirtschaftsassistent/in, Fachrichtung – Zielgruppenorientierte Bildungsmaßnahmen Anschrift Organisation (gegründet 1966). Informationsverarbeitung (2 Jahre + 1 Jahre) z. B. für Frauen und Männer in der Elternzeit Glashütter Straße 94 Euro-Schulen Dresden ist Mitglied in zahlreichen – Bildungs- und Beschäftigungsprojekte D - 01277 Dresden nationalen und internationalen Verbänden ❚ Fon +49 | 3 51 | 3 13 30 Study Train Elektro-Recycling, Hauswirtschaft/Dienst- Eingang der f6 Cigarettenfabrik Dresden GmbH und anerkannte Prüfungseinrichtung in der berufli- Intensivtraining zur Vorbereitung auf das leistung/Pflege Fax +49 | 3 51 | 3 13 32 03 chen Erstausbildung, auf ausgewählten Gebieten Studium und zum Erwerb europaweit Mit erheblichem Aufwand wurde die f6 Cigaretten- häusliche Gewalt und Obdachlosigkeit. So unter- www.philipmorris.de der Sprachen- und IT-Prüfungen. anerkannter Zertifikate fabrik Dresden GmbH, wie die VEZIFA heute heißt, stützen wir das Frauenschutzhaus Dresden und modernisiert. Über 94 Mio. Euro haben wir seine umfangreiche Arbeit im Rahmen unserer ❚ Anschrift ❚ Modulare Weiterbildung investiert, um das Werk zu einer leistungsfähigen Initiative „Für ein Zuhause ohne Gewalt“. Schulobjekt im gesamten Leistungsspektrum der * European Schools for Higher Education in Administration and Management Produktionsstätte mit internationalem Standard Schweizer Straße 3 Euro-Schulen Dresden ** Bundesverband Sekretariat und Büromanagement e. V. auszubauen. Mit Erfolg: In den neuen Bundes- Darüber hinaus bieten wir seit 1998 Meister- D - 01069 Dresden ländern ist das Dresdner Unternehmen heute der schülern und -schülerinnen der Hochschule für ❚ Berufsbegleitende Aufstiegsfortbildung führende Anbieter auf dem Cigarettenmarkt. Bildende Künste Dresden ein Stipendium für ein Schulobjekt für Firmen und Privatkunden Rund 400 qualifizierte und engagierte Mitarbeiter Semester an der renommierten Columbia University Mohorner Straße 19a – Managementassistent/in bSb**, stellen fast 12 Mrd. Cigaretten im Jahr her – zum School of the Arts in New York an. D - 01159 Dresden Schwerpunkt Kommunikation – Managementassistent/in bsb**, Fon +49|3 51|476 36 80 Schwerpunkt Betriebswirtschaft Fax +49|3 51|4763684 – Betriebswirt/in bsb** [email protected] – Assistent/in für Kommunikation www.euro-schulen-dresden.de und Multimedia bsb** – Deutsch als Fremdsprache 34 Pro Dresden e. V. Pro Dresden e. V. 35.
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