The study and careers fair Stuzubi in Frankfurt will showcase to school pupils the professional prospects available to them. More than 100 training companies, universities of applied sciences and universities will inform young people about career opportunities across Germany.
Entry to the fair is free of charge, and it will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the FORUM at Messe Frankfurt. Free tickets are now available at stuzubi.de/frankfurt.
The Stuzubi careers fair presents young people with up-to-date study and training opportunities and provides targeted support with career and study choices. The effectiveness of this concept – which combines guidance with concrete offers – is reflected each year in the numerous positive responses from pupils: “Well organised, clear, lots of employers and universities present. Pleasant atmosphere and approachable contacts,” enthused Iris, a Year 10 pupil who attended Stuzubi in Frankfurt last autumn.
The study and careers fair also helps companies and universities in the region to fill their training and (dual) study positions with suitable applicants. “We like Stuzubi because it allows us to reach exactly the target group we need to secure our company’s future,” say Laura Hauke and Britta Arndt-Porsch from Messe Frankfurt, which not only hosts Stuzubi but also participates with its own stand.
The comprehensive careers guidance concept of Stuzubi enables targeted encounters with universities and training providers and places personal exchange at the centre. HR managers and study advisers, as well as apprentices, students and lecturers from universities, answer questions from young people and their parents. Pupils who plan to spend time abroad or undertake voluntary service after school can also receive detailed advice and information on current projects. A webinar, digital tools, supporting media and an accompanying programme prepare pupils in such a way that they can recognise individually suitable opportunities and approach them with focus.
Stuzubi Webinar: Two days before the fair, a free careers guidance webinar for Stuzubi in Frankfurt will take place. Young people will receive tips on how to identify their personal strengths and interests. Individualised information on training and study opportunities at Stuzubi in Frankfurt will help them plan their visit to the fair. Participants can also receive general advice on all aspects of career and study choices and ask their personal questions. The registration link will be sent by email after signing up for the fair.
Stuzubi Orientation Test: At stuzubi.de/orientierungstest, the Stuzubi orientation test helps pupils quickly and precisely identify training providers and universities with suitable offers during the fair. In less than five minutes, the career choice test suggests study and training programmes – linked to the Stuzubi job exchange – that match their personality type and are presented at the Frankfurt event. Pupils can thus target the stands that best align with their personal strengths and interests.
Stuzubi Online Magazine: For the 2025 fair season, Stuzubi will, for the first time, publish a dedicated online magazine for all locations. This new online magazine replaces the previous e-paper and includes regular regional news, event notices and information on study and career options, particularly in Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main area. All registered fair visitors will receive the link to the magazine by email. The Frankfurt edition will be published at the beginning of September 2025 at stuzubi.de/online-magazin-frankfurt.
Stuzubi Job SLAM: Another highlight of the supporting programme is the popular Stuzubi Job SLAM – a presentation format in which universities and companies each have three minutes to pitch their study and training offers in a competitive setting. The entertaining short talks take place live on stage at 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., with identical programmes, and are also streamed live online. After the fair, the Job SLAM talks will be available on the Stuzubi YouTube channel.
Online Fair Stuzubi Digital: The digital careers event Stuzubi Digital complements the in-person study and careers fair. It provides additional support for pupils from rural areas in particular. Every year, several thousand young people from all over Germany take part in the popular online event, attending live talks, receiving personal guidance and learning about study and training opportunities. The next Stuzubi Digital will take place on Saturday, 18 October 2025. Information and tickets are available at stuzubi.de/digital/bundesweit.
