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    Struggle for Talent and Diversity

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Through its educational work, Deutsche Telekom Stiftung is committed to addressing a major societal challenge. This includes participating in public debates on education and digitalization.

DR. THOMAS DE MAIZIÈRE, CHAIRMAN OF DEUTSCHE TELEKOM STIFTUNG

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If you are interested in learning a skilled occupation in Germany, the chances are that this will be as part of a dual apprenticeship scheme. In this case, “dual” means that the young people learn both on the job at an apprenticing company and at a vocational school.

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International activities

Deutsche Telekom Stiftung is reaching out beyond Germany’s borders and promoting educational excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in other countries.

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Action with impact

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were realised by Deutsche Telekom Stiftung since its founding 15 years ago.

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million euro were spent in the same time for foundation purposes.

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people in Germany and Europa get involved as STEM Volunteer Readers.