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Hauchler Studio at DRUPA 2012
Infodesk 6A08 (hall 6 next to hall 7 and North entrance)
Hauchler Studio, the only state-recognized private school in Germany for the printing, media and paper-converting industries will be present at DRUPA 2012 from 3.-16. May, Daniela Hauchler and her staff will give individual advice about vocational basic and advanced training at hall 6, close to entrance North entrance and next to the hall 7 (information-stand 6A08.
The International School in Biberach, Southern Germany, is well-known since 1946 for its out-standing vocational training system. A certificate for its excellency are the innovation-prices of German Printing Industry 2007 and 2011. With generations of students from 116 Asian, Middle- and South American as well as African countries, Hauchler Studio plays an important role as a pacesetter in vocational basic and advanced training - up to printing technicians and middle-management levels. Due to a pragmatic approach, the school aims to help the performance of foreign companies by the means of skills and knowledge that enable to use machinery and equipment efficiently, as well as with managers able to improve quality and management. The program PRINT INTERNATIONAL is conducted in English.
Hauchler Studio at DRUPA 2012
Infodesk at hall 6
Former student party at DRUPA: 12. May 2012
Attention, former students:
Besides the meeting at the Hauchler-Desk in hall 6 (next to entrance north) at DRUPA from 3.-16. May, former International students will be welcome to the „Former Student Party DRUPA 2012“. It takes place at Saturday, 12. May 2012 at 5:30 p.m. at Hotel Landgasthof „Im Kühlen Grund“ in Düsseldorf-Lohausen (Lohauser Dorfstrasse 41), not far from the exhibition (A good opportunity to meet former collegues to talk about memories of Biberach as well as working experience. We’ll see you there!
New Training Course Offset Operating 2012
Registrate now!
Technological transfer at state-of-the-art-machines and equipment is a speciality of Hauchler Studio, the only German state-recognized private technical school for print, media and paper-converting. Since the 1970's, Hauchler Studio offers English-spoken vocational courses in printing, media and paper-converting for the demand of the International graphic industry conducted. Many of the participants from more than 110 European, Asian, Middle and South American and African are young entrepreneurs, managers or engineers. Due to a pragmatic approach with state-of-the-art-technology, the school aims to help the performance of foreign companies by the means of skills and knowledge that enable to use machinery and equipment efficiently, as well as with managers able to improve quality and management. The 11-months-course Offset Operating is especially designed for English-speaking students interested in the complete world of Offset Operating, Publishing Operating and Printing Management and ends with a diploma on the level of exams of the German Chamber of Commerce. The course has a focus in practical offset printing taking into account best-practice on German printing machines and quality management equipment. The training includes Offset Printing from Computer-to-Plate till Computer-to-Press as well as Digital Printing, Imposition and film assembly, Prepress and multimedia software, Digital photography and scanning, Quality Management with standardization, Cost accounting and calculation as well as Prepress, Printing and Finishing Technology. Excursions to German printing shops and Machine manufacturers are part of program.
Hauchler Studio offers small training groups with 5-10 participants max and an intensive schedule with 41 hours per week to intensify the training and studying effect. Excursions and plant visits give insight into German print industry as well as printing machine manufacturers, extra-curricular activities give insight in the German way of life.
Deadline for registration is 15. May 2012, the Offset Operating courses begin in September 2012 and end in July 2013
New “disciples of Gutenberg":
Graduation in Hauchler Studio
After having graduated from the unique private school for printing, media and paper-converting in Biberach, Southern Germany, this year’s students from Lebanon and Singapore were „baptized as disciples of Gutenberg” according to a medieval German tradition. Gutenberg was the inventor of the art of printing. Equipped with the Hauchler Studio Diploma for extraordinary results as well as the traditional „letter of baptizing“ the trainees were ducked several times in the cold tub by master printers to symbolically wash away the sins of apprenticeship. Moreover, they had to do the medieval swear to lead a virtous life as disciples“ of the graphic art.
Since the beginning of the 70s, Hauchler Studio trains students from foreign countries in German as well as in English language. With generations of students from more than 116 countries, the school plays an important role as a pacesetter in vocational training. With its English-speaking training courses Print International, Hauchler Studio aims at skilled workers of the International Graphic industry.
The students have participated in a 1-year Training Course Print Total combining Offset Printing, Electronic Publishing and Basics of Management. Price-winner of the Offset Operating course 2011 was Mr. Wing Tai Tsui from Singapore with extraordinary results. The course has a practical approach with focus on training at machines taking into account state-of-the-art technology and techniques. It includes quality control and standardisation in offset and digital printing as well as press-make-ready, adjustments, trouble-shooting and optimizing the printing process, postpress, job planning, various software programmes and data handling as well as calculation and cost accounting jobs. The students have participated in many excursions and got an individual scope of training depending on their personal demand. A special high-light was the PrintMedia Seminar in Heidelberg and the visit of the Druck + Form in Sinsheim besides other excursions. Many former participants now have managerial jobs in their companies and use the training as a „springboard“ for their further career.
Former student party at DRUPA:
Saturday 12. May 2012
Attention, former students: Besides the information at the Hauchler-Desk at DRUPA (stand number not available yet), former International students will be welcome to the „Former Student Party DRUPA 2012“. A good opportunity to meet former collegues and teachers to talk about memories of Biberach as well as working experience. We’ll see you there!
12.300 Media Professionals
12.300 Media professionals from 116 countries were trained within 65 years in Hauchler Studio. The history of Hauchler Studio is a story of the development of the world of media, but also 12.300 stories of Hauchler-students who have become media professionals – and besides a history of design and art in combination with media technique. When 1946 Eugen Hauchler founded the school, we still had type-setters and letter printers as with Gutenberg. Today it ist the only state-approved vocational private school in Germany for the media industry. Hauchler Studio presents at an exhibition the development of media professions as well as of the school. Many former International students have sent their where-abouts to the students organizing the exhibition. Thank you for your help!
Former Student Questionary
For the exhibition 12.300 Media Professionals former participants of Hauchler Studio were asked for information:
- what has become of alumni HAUCHLER STUDIO participants
- where do they live in the world and
- what do they do today.
Here some of the information printed at the exhibition:
“A great jump in putting our dreams into reality. They helped me to open my mind and increase my skills.”
Sherif El Bialy, Alexandria – Egypt
“Thinking of printing think only HAUCHLER. No other school gives you that much of knowledge as HAUCHLER can give.”
Vamsi Deepak, Hyderabad - India
“Hauchler Studio opened me up to the world of printing and graphic communication and I have never regretted ever since.”
William Ossey Assibey, Accra- Ghana
“Hauchler Studio changed the direction where I was going. You’ve been there to guide me and to grow my knowledge in printing field. Hauchler Studio are my best friend. Thanks a lot for everything”
Ajay Singh Guleria, Ludhianary - India
“It was the base for what I am today. Hauchler is more like a family to me, rather than school.”
Mahavir Sanghavi, Mumbai – India
“Hauchler provided me a hands-on experience in printing and expand my print knowledge of sheet feed printing”
Mike Ong, Singapore
„Thanks for all I have learnt“
Funke Odufuwa, Lagos – Nigeria
“I like to remember the good times I had and the knowledge I took”
Nikolaos Timpelis, Athens - Greece
“My first memory at Hauchler was a nice chat with a lovely Frau Hauchler. I learned all what the basic printing and had a lot of laughs with the teachers. There was a great staff at the time.”
Jason Shawa, Gaza - Palestina
“I frequently visit the Hauchler website and see who all have joined for the PrintIinternational course”
G. R. S. Ambadi, Kerala - India
“The challenging decision of the HAUCHLER STUDIO of teaching printing to foreign students in English, was admirable. It certainly has helped many of us to enter the modern era. I would not have come so far, without my study in Germany.”
Kosala Tillekeratne. Stork Place Colombo - Sri Lanka
Excellent technological equipment at Hauchler Studio
Focus in vocational training courses at Hauchler Studio is on extraordinary good technological equipment. Students are taught on the entire printing process comparable with well-equipped companies using state-of-the-art technology. From Prepress with brand-new Apple Macintosh computers and programs such as Creative 5, Heidelberg Signastation and other programs to prepress equipment such as scanners and a studio for Digital Photography up to analogue and digital imposition devices and Digital Printing with Xerox and Offset Printing with Heidelberg machines till Polar paper cutting machines. Even postpress can be taught with a Nagel Foldnak 8-Line for brochure manufacturing. Projects can be produced like in a well-equipped company. So, the students are enabled to learn the complete process from prepress, printing and postpress in a professional way on a high level of quality.
In vocational training courses „made by Hauchler“ the profound view across the border of single-professions as well as single-companies is possible. All students from Graphic-Designers to Media-Designers to Master students and of course the PRIINT INTERNATIONAL students from all over the world learn not by theory only but always with a pragmatic approach directly at machines and other printing and media equipment. These intense training courses result in the excellent reputation of the participants of Hauchler Courses and are well-known not only in Germany but in more than 90 countries world-wide.
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PRINT INTERNATIONAL - Offset Operating Course 2010/2011 in full swing
With this year’s students from Singapore and Lebanon, the PrintInternational Course “Offset Operating” 2010/2011 is in full swing. The 1-year training course has a focus on practical offset printing, electronic publishing and management taking into account best-practice on German printing machines and quality management equipment.
The International School in Biberach, Southern Germany, is well-known since 1946 for its excellent vocational training system. Since 1978, PRINT INTERNATIONAL courses are conducted in English, International students came from more than 90 countries world-wide. The school has a pragmatic approach, the school focuses on skills and knowledge that enables to use machinery and equipment efficiently to improve production quality and management skills. Small training groups facilitate a close contact between students and teachers. Workshops - from media, digital photography, from offset and digital printing to brochure manufacturing - are ranking among the best-equipped in Europe. Once being back home, Hauchler Studio graduates work as multiplicators in their companies or schools by transferring knowledge and skills for the benefit of their companies as well as a “springboard” for their further career.
The next 11-month PRINT INTERNATIONAL course Offset Operating that combines Offset Printing, Plate-making and Quality Management, Printing and Finishing Technology, Prepress and Multimedia as well as Basics in Management starts September 2011 and ends July 2012 with a diploma. The school organizes accommodation, German course, extra-curricular activities and counselling. Excursions and plant visits give insight into German print and media industry and machine manufacturers. Entrance requirements are ability to speak and write English fluently. Basic knowledge in printing or prepress/multimedia is an advantage
Printing Quality Management Course:
28. June till 28. July 2010
Registrate now!
Within the past years, technology and qualification in Printing, Publishing and Management for the graphic industry has constantly been changing. To gain skills in the Graphic industry or refresh knowledge of former HAUCHLER-participants, a ”Printing Quality Management Course” will be held from 28. June till 28. July 2010. The course combines Printing Standardization, Quality Management, Digital Workflow, Computer-to-Press, Cost Management and estimating and plant visits. The course has a pragmatic approach and aims to provide the exposure to current best-practices and effective us of technology, quality assurance as well as overall plant management. Besides, the Schützenfest and other cultural events will be taking place within the time of the course. Deadline for registration
is 30. April 2010
PRINT INTERNATIONAL
Offset Operating Course 2009/2010 in full swing
The 11-month PRINT INTERNATIONAL course Offset Operating combines Offset Printing, Plate-making and Quality Management, Printing and Finishing Technology, Prepress and Multimedia as well as Basics in Management. The course started in September and ends in July with a diploma. This year’s students come from Singapore and India, small training groups facilitate a close contact between students and teachers. The focus of the course lies on practical offset printing, electronic publishing and management taking into account best-practice on German printing machines and quality management equipment. Hauchler Studio, Southern Germany, is well-known since 1946 for its excellent vocational training system. The school has a pragmatic approach, the school focuses on skills and knowledge that enables to use machinery and equipment efficiently to improve production quality and management skills. Workshops - from media, digital photography, from offset and digital printing to brochure manufacturing - are ranking among the best-equipped in Europe.
International Printing students
“baptized as disciples of Gutenberg"
According to a medieval German tradition, this year’s students from European and African countries were „baptized as disciples of Gutenberg”, the inventor of the art of printing after having graduated from the unique private school for printing, media and paper-converting in Biberach, Southern Germany. Equipped with the Hauchler Studio Diploma for extraordinary results as well as the traditional „letter of baptizing“ the trainees were ducked several times in the cold tub by master printers to symbolically wash away the sins of apprenticeship. Moreover, they had to do the medieval swear to lead a virtous life as disciples“ of the graphic art.
Since the beginning of the 70s, Hauchler Studio trains students from foreign countries in German as well as in English language. With generations of students from more than 90 countries, the school plays an important role as a pacesetter in vocational training. With its English-speaking training courses Print International, Hauchler Studio aims at skilled workers of the International Graphic industry.
DRUPA 2008 at the Hauchler information stand:
Around 391,000 visitors from 138 countries travelled to Duesseldorf to gather information on innovations, further developments and new fields of business. Accounting for 59 % of visitors the proportion of international visitors rose by 4 percentage points over the last event four years ago.
The Hauchler stand E08 in hall 7a was frequented a lot by former students and new students. Around 400 former students visited the stand, about 50 % of them were former PrintInternational students. Mrs Daniela Hauchler, Mr. Koenig, Mrs Ursula Hauchler, Mrs Muehler and Mrs Sproll were at the information stand to answer all questions about vocational printing training in Germany. The program PRINT INTERNATIONAL, conducted in English, is designed for the demand of foreign printers and media specialists, as well as experts and managers. The International Printing School in Biberach is well-known since 1946 for its excellent vocational training system. With generations of students from more than 90 Asian, Middle- and South American as well as African countries, Hauchler Studio plays an important role as a pacesetter in vocational basic and advanced training - up to printing technicians and middle-management levels. The school is famous for its pragmatic approach to help the performance of foreign companies by the means of skills and knowledge that enable to use machinery and equipment efficiently, as well as with managers able to improve quality and management. Most of the former students made a good career and are working as managers or executives in their companies.
At the former student party at DRUPA at June, 7, International students were among the dear former students. It was a good opportunity to meet former collegues and teachers to talk about memories of Biberach as well as working experience. A special highlight was the possibility to talk to Dr. Siegried Hauchler (79 years old!), former school president, and his wife Ursula Hauchler who took care of generations of International students within the last 30 years. Mr. Schweizer, former teacher of Hauchler Studio who used to be in charge of the Printies International was welcomed as a dear guest as well. The next former student party will be in July 2010 around Schuetzenfest and the Printing Baptizing Ceremony in Biberach. Hope to see you then!
Excursion to DRUPA 2008
Highlight of School Year 2008 was the excursion to the DRUPA, the world’s biggest fair for the printing industries. From 7.-10. June 2008, Hauchler students and staff have been visiting the DRUPA. Before the study trip to DRUPA started, the students were given intensive insight in the various halls and innovations shown at DRUPA. Mr Wolf of the German Printer held a DRUPA-Preview in Hauchler Studio for students and various guests. Besides, the students were provided with a DRUPA-guide and schedule with the High-lights of DRUPA. And this preview information was extremely necessary expecting the size of DRUPA: 1.971 exhibitors from 52 countries showed state-of-the-art-technology as well as future-orientated innovations. For fourteen days Duesseldorf was drupacity , some 1,5 million guests have come to the capital of Northrhine Westphalia.
After arrival at the DRUPA with a warm welcome at the information stand with Mrs Hauchler and Mrs Sproll, the tour started. Meeting points were organized at the stands of Heidelberg, ManRoland, OneVision and Scheufelen as well as the stands of the sponsors of Hauchler Studio. Many other companies were visited, 2 days were almost to short to gather all information. At the trip back to Germany, the Gutenberg-museum at Mainz has been visited with the famous Gutenberg-bible.
Former student party at DRUPA:
7. June 2008
Attention, former students: Besides the information at the Hauchler-Desk at DRUPA, former International students will be welcome to the „Former Student Party DRUPA 2008“. It Attentiontakes place at Saturday, 7. June 2008 at 5:00 p.m. at Hotel Landgasthof „Im Kühlen Grund“ in Düsseldorf-Lohausen (Lohauser Dorfstrasse 41), not far from the exhibition (. A good opportunity to meet former collegues and teachers to talk about memories of Biberach as well as working experience. We’ll see you there!
Hauchler Studio at DRUPA 2008:
New HAUCHLER-Infodesk E 08-Hall 7a
Without training no progress:
Hauchler Studio, the only state-recognized private school in Germany for the printing, media and paper-converting industries will be present at DRUPA 2008: From 29. May till 11. June 2008, Daniela Hauchler and her staff will give individual advice about vocational basic and advanced training at Hall 7a, close to entrance North next to the PrintCity-Hall.
The International School in Biberach, Southern Germany, is well-known since 1946 for its excellent vocational training system. With generations of students from more than 90 Asian, Middle- and South American as well as African countries, Hauchler Studio plays an important role as a pacesetter in vocational basic and advanced training - up to printing technicians and middle-management levels. Due to a pragmatic approach, the school aims to help the performance of foreign companies by the means of skills and knowledge that enable to use machinery and equipment efficiently, as well as with managers able to improve quality and management.
The program PRINT INTERNATIONAL, conducted in English, is designed for the demand of foreign printers and media specialists, as well as experts and managers. The courses aim to provide its participants the exposure to current best-practices as well as quality assurance and management. Company seminars and consulting can be organized.
Since the 1970s, Hauchler Studio offers long-term and short courses in Prepress, Offset printing and Management. Once being back home, Hauchler Studio graduates work as multiplicators in their companies or schools by transferring knowledge and skills for the benefit of their companies as well as a “springboard” for their further career.
PRINT INTERNATIONAL
Offset Operating Course 2007/2008 in full swing
With this year’s students from Europe and Africa, the PrintInternational Course “Offset Operating” 2007/2008 is in full swing. The 1-year training course has a focus on practical offset printing, electronic publishing and management taking into account best-practice on German printing machines and quality management equipment.
The International School in Biberach, Southern Germany, is well-known since 1946 for its excellent vocational training system. Since 1978, PRINT INTERNATIONAL courses are conducted in English, International students came from more than 90 countries world-wide. The school has a pragmatic approach, the school focuses on skills and knowledge that enables to use machinery and equipment efficiently to improve production quality and management skills. Small training groups facilitate a close contact between students and teachers. Workshops - from media, digital photography, from offset and digital printing to brochure manufacturing - are ranking among the best-equipped in Europe. Once being back home, Hauchler Studio graduates work as multiplicators in their companies or schools by transferring knowledge and skills for the benefit of their companies as well as a “springboard” for their further career.
The next 11-month PRINT INTERNATIONAL course Offset Operating that combines Offset Printing, Plate-making and Quality Management, Printing and Finishing Technology, Prepress and Multimedia as well as Basics in Management starts September 2008 and ends July 2009 with a diploma. The school organizes accommodation, German course, extra-curricular activities and counselling. Excursions and plant visits give insight into German print and media industry and machine manufacturers. Entrance requirements are ability to speak and write English fluently. Basic knowledge in printing or prepress/multimedia is an advantage.
HAUCHLER STUDIO is winner of
Innovation-price of German Printing Industry 2007
2007 was a special winner-year for Hauchler Studio: First, a German printing-apprentice won the 4th best price of all German printers at the World Skill Championship in Heidelberg. Second, Hauchler Studio is the 2nd price winner of the Innovation-price of German Printing Industry 2007. The price was given for an excellent marketing-broschure, produced by the apprentices 2005-2007 of media and printing. The innovation, originality and the of quality of production were the reasons for getting this special German price. Besides Hauchler Studio, the most famous print-shops, Graphic Design offices and world-wide known paper-converting companies won prices. Further information under www.innovationspreis2007.de
