The founding event of the Federal Association for Education in the Rescue Service (BVBRW) took place as part of the 1st Rescue Service Education Congress, with around 150 founding members joining.
The BVBRW is committed to the further development of vocational training in the rescue services, which is based on professional training standards and a scientific foundation. The association sees itself as a network and advocate for the interests of politicians, authorities and organizers. Around 150 congress participants took the opportunity to join the association.
Klaus Meyer and Kersten Enke were elected as the first presidents. “For me, membership of the BVBRW not only means access to a strong network, but also the opportunity to play an active role in shaping the future of paramedic training. It’s a good feeling to be part of a community that is really committed to the quality and further development of our vocational training – in a well-founded, serious and realistic way,” says Enke, who heads the Johanniter Academy Lower Saxony/Bremen in Hanover.
At www.bildung-rettungswesen.de you will find information on the BVBRW’s statutes, sections and objectives as well as the opportunity to become a member.