Sprungbrett – Vocational and Study Fair Ludwigshafen
Largest vocational and study fair in the Vorderpfalz region with over 100 exhibitors at the Eberthalle
2026
About Sprungbrett Fair
Sprungbrett Fair — edition 2026
The exact list of exhibitors and the detailed program for the fair will be published by LUKOM in the summer of 2026. In addition to the stands, lectures, hands-on stations, and a portfolio review are expected – as successfully implemented in previous years.
Highlights Sprungbrett Fair 2026
Programme Sprungbrett Fair 2026
The exact 2026 program will be published by the organizer in the summer. The structure will follow the proven key points of previous years:
- Friday, September 25: School day with organized class visits, exhibitor stands, lectures, application photo session
- Saturday, September 26: Family day with parental participation, individual consultation appointments, and hands-on stations
- Exhibition Areas: Industry and Crafts, Health and Social Services, Public Service (Police, Bundeswehr, Federal Police, Justice), Universities, Vocational Schools, International Services (FSJ, BFD, Weltwärts)
- Lecture Program: Application tips, study orientation, dual study programs, stays abroad after graduation
- Consultation Services: Portfolio check, application photo session, individual discussions with career counselors
Prices Sprungbrett Fair 2026
Free admission.
Practical information — Sprungbrett Fair
Getting Here
Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, Saarlandstraße, 67059 Ludwigshafen. Tram stop Eberthalle. By car via the A 650 / B 44, parking spaces in the vicinity of the hall.
Date
September 25 and 26, 2026.
Admission
Free.
Target Audience
Students from 8th grade onwards, prospective university students, parents, teachers, career counselors.
A Central Date for Career Orientation
By choosing a vocational training program or course of study, young people make one of the most important decisions of their lives. The Sprungbrett Fair offers a concentrated opportunity to get to know a variety of professions and courses of study over a weekend and to talk with representatives from practice. This personal advice is an invaluable advantage, especially at a time when online information is becoming confusing.
Over 100 Exhibitors
The fair brings together stakeholders from all relevant areas: BASF as the largest training company in the region, craft and industrial companies from the Vorderpfalz, public employers (city, state, police, Bundeswehr, Federal Police, justice, financial administration), universities (Hochschule Ludwigshafen, University of Mannheim, DHBW, Hochschule Worms), vocational schools, independent providers and educational institutions, as well as non-profit organizations offering voluntary services (FSJ, BFD).
Eberthalle as a Spacious Venue
The Friedrich-Ebert-Halle – or Eberthalle for short – is one of Ludwigshafen's largest event halls with an area of several thousand square meters. With its flexible hall, good transport links, and existing infrastructure, it offers ideal conditions for a fair of this magnitude. Trams stop nearby, and the hall is also easily accessible by car.
Accompanying Program and Application Tips
In addition to the exhibition stands, the fair usually includes an accompanying program with lectures, application photo sessions, portfolio checks, counseling sessions, and hands-on stations for career self-exploration. This makes Sprungbrett more than just an exhibition: a moderated weekend focused on starting a career.
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