Kreissparkasse Mayen honors the stock market champions - students rock the event!

Kreissparkasse Mayen honors the stock market champions - students rock the event!

The Kreissparkasse Mayen awarded the best teams of this year's Börse for the best teams of this year's business. The celebrations took place in the innovative "Freiraum Basecamp" in Andernach. There, school groups and their teachers were invited to an exciting climbing event that made the day unforgettable.

In the category "Total Depot", the team "Die Dividendenjäger1" of the Carl-Burger School Mayen was able to achieve first place. At their side, the groups of the August Horch School Andernach and the Realschule Plus Nachtsheim were in second place. Sustainability was also a central theme of the competition: Here the “CLS63” team from Andernach won. In addition, two other teams from the Geschwister-Scholl-Realschule plus places in the ranking were able to occupy.

participants and prize money

A total of 55 teams from the Kreissparkasse Mayen business area took part in the competition and fought for the coveted prizes. The prize money added up to 1,200 euros that were awarded to the best teams.

The Billing Play, which has been teaching students for over 40 years: IDERSISTION INFORMATION, offers a risk -free way to deal with the basics of the financial world. The KSK Mayen has once again demonstrated its support in educational work. Overall, the event not only conveyed to many young people valuable knowledge, but also encouraged them to actively participate in the financial world.

For more information about the Börse business game and the activities of the Kreissparkasse Mayen, please visit the official website of the Kreisparkasse Mayen .

This award is another step to strengthen the financial awareness of young people and to promote their skills in dealing with money and investments. Such education initiatives are of great importance, especially in times of economic uncertainties.

like Aktuell4U , events such as this are not only an incentive for schoolchildren, but also an opportunity for schools to measure themselves in competition and promote their programs. Today it is more important than ever to sensitize young people to economic issues.