Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik

Can a school also be a tech hub? It can at the Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik. Right here in Britz, the OSZ IMT isn’t just any vocational school. It’s Berlin’s largest school for information technology and Germany’s largest for medical technology. This powerhouse of education covers everything from vocational training to higher education. The Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik offers a wide range of programs. These include vocational gymnasium, vocational upper secondary school, and specialized upper secondary school. It also boasts vocational school, technical college, and a traditional vocational school. Students can earn qualifications ranging from a middle school diploma to the Abitur. Around 3000 students attend the Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik, with around 2000 present daily. Imagine a school with 1000 computers and 30 labs humming with activity. That’s the OSZ IMT. This institution provides students with cutting-edge resources to excel in IT and medical technology. The OSZ IMT even offers a unique nationwide program combining vocational IT training with the Abitur. This allows students to pursue higher education while gaining practical skills. The Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik is more than just a school. It is also the largest local Cisco Academy in Germany. It is also an IT Tech examination center. In addition, it’s an Oracle, Microsoft, and Linux Academy. In 2009, the school’s innovative program for IT specialists in system integration won the Hermann-Schmidt-Prize. This award recognizes outstanding concepts in vocational training. Beyond the tech world, the Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik also trains students in various fields. These include medical technology, fine optics, goldsmithing, engraving, technical product design and technical system planning. Also offered are studies for technical drawing and watchmaking. The school’s commitment to education extends beyond Germany’s borders. Through the Leonardo da Vinci program, around 150 students annually participate in internships across Europe. Partnerships with schools in Barcelona further enrich the learning experience. In 2010, the OSZ IMT received the Mobility Certificate from the National Agency at the BIBB. This award acknowledged the school’s dedication to promoting mobility in vocational education. So, as you stand before the Oberstufenzentrum Informations- und Medizintechnik, remember, it’s not just bricks and mortar. It is a place where innovation thrives, skills are honed, and futures are shaped.