vocatium Berlin II + Havel region Falkensee

The vocatium Berlin II + Havel Region is an education and career orientation fair held annually at Falkensee City Hall. Situated in the heart of Falkensee and a stone's throw away from the Falkensee train station, the hall provides a spacious venue perfectly suited for the event. Its central location ensures easy accessibility via public transportation and by car. Since its inception in 2008, the fair has been organized by the IfT Institute for Talent Development, an institute specialized in individual career orientation and further education. Apart from Falkensee, the IfT Institute for Talent Development organizes vocatium fairs in numerous other locations throughout Germany. These fairs belong to a nationwide network dedicated to personalized career and study guidance for students and young individuals. Their unique approach of scheduled conversations has garnered acclaim at over 80 locations across Germany. Key themes of the fair encompass education, career orientation, university studies, training, and further education. It features representatives from a range of industries, including companies, universities, and institutions. Visitors can benefit from personal advisory sessions, information booths, and informative presentations that guide them in their career choices. A standout feature is the "Speed-Dating" session with potential employers and educational institutions, allowing participants to swiftly forge multiple valuable connections. Over the years, the vocatium fair in Falkensee has cemented its reputation as one of Germany's premier events of its kind, becoming a pivotal rendezvous for students, university goers, young professionals, and employers. In summary, the vocatium fair at Falkensee City Hall stands as a trusted platform for career orientation, fostering ample opportunities for personal development and networking.

The vocatium Berlin II + Havel region will take place on 2 days from Wednesday, 24. September to Thursday, 25. September 2025 in Falkensee.