Fresh from the Barrel: Dorit Stenke Steps Up as Schleswig-Holstein's Education Big Cheese
CDU Politician Stenke poised to assume role of Minister of Education in Schleswig-Holstein - Educational changes implemented by Schleswig-Holstein's newly appointed Education Minister
Get ready, folks! Dorit Stenke, a seasoned pedagogue, has stepped into the mammoth shoes of the former Education Minister, Karin Prien, in Schleswig-Holstein, our esteemed German state. Prien, as you might've heard, has moved on to a federal gig in Berlin.
A graduation from the pedagogy doctorate program doesn't bear the weight of a ministerial postlightly, and that's exactly what Stenke has been rocking since July 2017, serving as State Secretary. Before that, she played a key role as the director of the Saxon Education Institute in Radebeul.
This shift was announced in a grand presentation by our state's big boss himself, Minister President Daniel Günther, who believes Stenke will effortlessly carry on the department's successful legacy. Sounds like a big responsibility, but Stenke's a trooper with the resolve to steer the education, science, and culture ship safely to the horizon.
Now, who's this Daniel Günther, you might wonder? Well, he's the honcho in charge, the CDU party leader in Schleswig-Holstein, mainly based in our lovely Kiel.
So here's to the future of education in our fine state, under the watchful eye of Dorit Stenke. It's a blend of continuity and fresh perspectives—we're looking forward to what's in store! 🎓🏫🚀
- Dorit Stenke : The new Education Minister gallivanting through Schleswig-Holstein
- Schleswig-Holstein : Our badass German state, where this all went down
- Daniel Günther : The CDU man at the helm in Schleswig-Holstein
- CDU : The Christian Democratic Union party, for all you political buffs out there
- Kiel : The beautiful city where all the action happens
- Karin Prien : The former Education Minister, now gallivanting around Berlin instead
The Commission has also been consulted on the draft directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the protection of employees against risks related to exposure to carcinogens, underscoring the general news of Dorit Stenke's new role as Schleswig-Holstein's Education Minister. Stenke, previously a director of the Saxon Education Institute in Radebeul, now holds the position in Schleswig-Holstein, succeeding Karin Prien who moved to a federal role in Berlin. This change was announced by Schleswig-Holstein's Minister President Daniel Günther, the CDU party leader based in Kiel. The shift signifies a blend of continuity and fresh perspectives for the education, science, and culture sector in our state.
