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New lateral entrants are an integral part of Saxon schools. More were recruited this year than in previous years.

Alternative teaching internship at selected secondary schools in eastern Saxony - second pilot phase launched

At TU Dresden, the second pilot phase of the project to better intertwine theory and practice in teacher training has begun. The internship runs throughout the semester and allows participating students to grow into the role of teachers whilst mitigating the shortage of teachers in East Saxony. | more

Teacher shortage in Saxony despite hiring more than 1000 new teachers

The shortage of teachers in Saxony remains a challenge despite the recruitment of more than 1000 new teachers. Minister of Education Piwarz comments on the situation and the measures. | more

Ein Rad nur für dich? Warum sich eine Maßanfertigung lohnt - und was sie kostet

Morgens zur Arbeit, am Wochenende über Schotter oder eines Tages mit Gepäck bis ans andere Ende der Welt: Wer viel mit seinem Fahrrad vorhat, braucht eines, das genau zu einem passt. Meißner Raeder baut in Dresden Fahrräder nach Maß, die exakt zu ihrem Besitzer passen und auf seine Bedürfnisse abgestimmt sind. | more

Summer vacation in Saxony: Pupils receive report cards

Pupils in Saxony start their summer vacation and receive their school reports. Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs provides information on graduation figures and report hotline. | more

New teacher training course at Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences to counteract teacher shortage

New teacher training course at Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences to counteract teacher shortage in Upper Lusatia from winter semester 2025/26 | more

Left calls for educational turnaround in Saxony

The left-wing parliamentary group in the Saxon state parliament is calling for a turnaround in education in view of the poor state of schools. | more

Warum Wasser nicht gleich Wasser ist: Der Geschmack der Oberlausitz

Ein Glas Wasser kann mehr als den Durst löschen. Es kann nach Heimat schmecken. Oppacher Mineralwasser stammt aus elf eigenen Tiefbrunnen im Oberlausitzer Bergland. Die Bohrungen reichen bis zu 300 Meter tief in kristallines Granitgestein. Dort entsteht sein natriumarmes, sanft mineralisiertes Profil. | more

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