Not only the trainees at the Mammendorf Institute for Physics and Medicine were amazed, but the entire MIPM family was curious about it: the brand-new BMW Mini Cooper S. In a striking light blue and clearly labeled as the "AZUBI-Flitzer" on the rear window, the car will now be seen wherever an MIPM family trainee is present. The car was purchased specifically for them. Chris Froeb from the BMW dealership in Munich conducted the introduction. The trainees listened attentively to his words in the courtyard of the Mammendorf Institute.

The first trip then went to the Gasthaus Frietinger in Luttenwang. MIPM boss Michael N. Rosenheimer invited his trainees there for lunch. He expects the "AZUBI-Flitzer" to raise public awareness that MIPM trains apprentices. The institute not only trains but is also expanding rapidly and is therefore looking for reinforcements in all areas. Additionally, the Mini Cooper S is intended to be an incentive for current and future trainees. There is a kind of points system that determines who gets the car keys. The first trainee to receive the keys was David Pavlovic, as his current report card consisted entirely of top grades.

From today, Lukas Bals, Martina Bauer, and Lukas Westermair also have a chance at the "AZUBI-Flitzer." The three are starting their training in technology and administration at MIPM.