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1 Freiheit + Verantwortung Standort Service Cologne Economic Region 2012 Statistical overview
2 cologne in the heart of europe million people live in the CCI Cologne region million inhabitants make the Rhineland one of the biggest metropolis regions in Europe. 61,801 are generated per employed person in the Cologne region on average each year. 51 % is the export figure for the manufacturing industry, illustrating the international orientation of the Cologne region. 1hour 16 million people can be reached from the region within one hour s driving. Over 6 million people a year visit Cologne Cathedral alone. 7.5 million overnight stays are booked by guests from Germany and abroad, underlining the region s appeal and popularity. CCI region Cologne The IHK region in brief 2009 in million euros Change on previous year (nominal) Change in NRW Gross domestic product 72, % -4.4 % 2009 in euro Change on previous year Change in NRW Gross domestic product per employed person 61, % -4.3 % As at 30/06/2011 Change on previous year Change in NRW Population 2,192, % -0.1 % 2011 Companies on the commercial register Change all Companies Registered companies and small traders 147,087 37, % Employed persons subject to social insurance contributions 2011 Change on previous year Change in NRW 814, % 2.5 % 2011 Status on previous year NRW Unemployment rate 8.2 % 8.7 % 8.1% 2011 Change on previous year Change in NRW New business registrations 25, % -5.6 % 2011 Change on previous year Change in NRW Insolvencies 1, % -2.7 % figure for 2012 Cologne NRW Germany Purchasing power per person (Index=100) Source: Federal Employment Agency, GfK Nurnberg, CCI Cologne, Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Over 77,000 students at various institutes of higher education strengthen the region s potential expertise. Over 12,000 new apprenticeship and trainee contracts were registered by the CCI Cologne alone in With over 147,000 member companies the CCI Cologne is one of the five largest chambers of commerce and industry in Germany.
3 5 The economic region of Cologne in figures The cities of Cologne and Leverkusen and the three districts of Oberberg, Rhein-Berg and Rhein-Erft make up the region of the Cologne Chamber of Commerce and Industry. With its high business potential, skilled workforce and the purchasing power of its 2.2 million inhabitants, this economic region s impact extends far beyond its borders. A dense transport network of highways, railways, water ways and air routes ensures that Cologne is one of the major hubs in Europe. At the same time, business is extremely versatile here. There is a productive blend of large, mediumsized and small companies and a healthy mix of different sectors. The diversity ranges from automotive and mechanical engineering to chemicals and biotechnology, from insurance companies and trade to ICT-companies and the media. The main data for the Cologne economic region has been compiled by CCI Cologne in this brochure. It contains the current population statistics for county boroughs and rural districts as well as a breakdown of the approx. 145,000 companies within the CCI region by figures and sectors. The brochure provides information on the development of the major industrial sectors as well as their export sales. Information on tourism, business rents and public finances, employment and training complete the spectrum. Contents Area and population Area and population 6 Population trend 6 Age structure 6 Employment Employees subject to social insurance contributions 7 Employees subject to social insurance contributions by sectors 7 Employment 7 Commuters 8 Development of employed persons subject to social insurance contributions in the CCI Cologne region 8 Economic performance Gross domestic product and gross added value 9 GfK purchasing power and POS sales 9 Business situation and expectations, spring Business climate indicators 10 Trade Retail trade companies 14 Wholesale companies 15 Health Health services 15 Tourism Overnight stays 16 Tourism and leisure industry 16 Trade fairs and exhibitions 17 Information and Communication ICT-companies 17 Building and living Transport Passenger and freight volume at Köln Bonn Airport 10 Cargo handling in the ports 10 Planning permissions 17 Commercial rental prices 18 Public finances Companies The largest companies in the CCI Cologne region 11 Branch structure of companies registered with the CCI 11 Registered companies and small traders 12 Company registrations and insolvencies 12 Manufacturing Industry Manufacturing industry 13 Selected industry sectors 13 Export sales 14 Public finances 19 Business rates 19 Vocational training Distribution of newly registered apprenticeships in key occupations 20 Registered Apprenticeships from 2000 to Careers advice 21 Training and further training 22 Publisher 23 Adresses 24
4 6 7 Area and population in the Chamberg s region Employment in the CCI Cologne region Area and population Area Population Administrative district sq.km Share in % Absolute Share in % population per sq.km Cologne ,010, , Leverkusen , , Oberberg District , Rhein-Erft District , Rhein-Berg District , CCI Cologne region 2, ,192, NRW 34, ,836, Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: 30/06/2011. Population trend Natural Population trend Migration Administrative district Births Deaths Balance Inward migr. Outward migr. Balance Cologne 10,361 9, ,808 49,748 8,060 Leverkusen 1,335 1, ,617 6, Oberberg District 2,349 2, ,546 13,693-1,147 Rhein-Erft District 3,799 4, ,497 25, Rhein-Berg District 2,149 2, ,731 13, CCI Cologne region 19,993 21,594-1, , ,428 8,771 NRW 147, ,137-44, , ,706 17,324 Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Age structure Age from... to under... years Administrative district under a. over total Cologne 55,989 76,572 25,490 86, , , ,399 1,007,119 Leverkusen 8,312 13,848 4,829 12,522 40,891 44,353 36, ,772 Oberberg District 14,396 27,456 10,449 23,958 68,946 79,361 56, ,840 Rhein-Erft District 23,720 41,621 14,615 36, , ,124 92, ,130 Rhein-Berg District 14,032 26,299 9,516 20,501 64,014 81,070 61, ,927 CCI Cologne region 116, ,796 64, , , , ,540 2,189,788 NRW 900,214 1,574, ,781 1,502,750 4,612,964 5,057,288 3,617,342 17,845,154 Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Employed persons subject to social insurance contributions Economic sectors Agriculture and forestry; fisheries 1,788 1,792 Manufacturing industry 195, ,644 of which: manufacturing sector 141, ,228 construction sector 36,374 36,218 Trade 123, ,280 Hospitality sector 24,466 23,833 Transport and warehousing 44,694 42,902 Other services 423, ,997 of which: information and communication 45,408 43,511 Financial and insurance services 47,486 48,439 Real estate and housing 6,394 6,092 Provision of other public and private sector services 324, ,955 Total 814, ,492 NRW 5,963,603 5,820,035 Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: 30/06/2011 / 30/06/2010. Employed persons subject to social insurance contributions by sectors Agriculture and forestry, Manufacturing business Service Administrative district fisheries Cologne 0.0 % 17.2 % 82.8 % Leverkusen 0.1 % 34.0 % 65.9 % Oberberg District 0.4 % 43.1 % 56.5 % Rhein-Erft District 0.8 % 28.7 % 70.6 % Rhein-Berg District 0.4 % 30.1 % 69.5 % CCI Cologne region 0.2 % 24.1 % 75.8 % NRW 0.5 % 29.5 % 70.0 % Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: 30/06/2011. Employment* Administrative district Unemployed Rate** Cologne 49, Leverkusen 6, Oberberg District 8, Rhein-Erft District 17, Rhein-Berg District 8, CCI Cologne region 91, NRW 728, * Annual average values **Unemployment rate as a percentage of all non-public sector employable persons. Source: Federal Agency for Employment. Status: 2011.
5 8 9 Economic performance in the CCI Cologne region Commuters Administrative district Incoming commuters Outward commuters Commuter Balance Cologne 228, , ,367 Leverkusen 32,948 27,974 4,974 Oberberg District 22,939 29,438-6,499 Rhein-Erft District 54,095 88,055-33,960 Rhein-Berg District 31,488 57,167-25,679 CCI Cologne region 370, ,260 67,203 Balance incoming - outgoing commuters. Source: Federal Agency for Employment. Status: 30/06/2011. Provisional figures. DEVELOPMENT OF EMPLOYED PERSONS SUBJECT TO SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE CCI COLOGNE REGION 100 % Gross domestic product and gross value added (GVA) by economic sectors Gross domestic product at market prices (in million euros) Manufactoring industry GVA according to economic sector 2008 (in million euros) Trade, Financing, Services hospitality leasing, com- sectors and pany service total transport providers GDP per employed person (in euros) Change Administrative district in % Cologne 41,761 42, ,052 31,207 7,259 14,156 62,433 Leverkusen 5,584 6, ,133 2, ,131 69,125 Oberberg District 7,263 7, ,441 4, ,870 55,750 Rhein-Erft District 12,144 12, ,187 7,600 2,560 2,762 66,432 Rhein-Berg District 5,563 5, , ,700 51,812 CCI Cologne region 72,315 75, ,773 49,633 12,174 21,620 61,801 NRW 522, , , ,595 84, ,428 60,244 Germany 2,397,100 2,481, ,520 1,556, , ,690 59,524 Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: August Purchasing power according to GfK and POS sales 22.7 % 5.5 % 17.1 % 2.8 % 6.5 % 17.3 % 4.5 % 15.2 % 3.0 % 5.5 % Purchasing power 2012 POS sales 2012 Administrative district Million euros Index (D=100) Million euros Index (D=100) Cologne 22, , Leverkusen 3, Oberberg District 5, , Rhein-Erft District 10, , Rhein-Berg District 6, , NRW 359, , Germany 1,636, , Source: GfK Nürnberg. Status: Purchasing power: Sum of all net incomes per region; POS sales (point of sale - formerly retail sales): Retail sales per region, refer to section: Standortpolitik/Zahlen, Daten und Statistiken % 52.1 % BUSINESS SITUATION AND EXPECTATIONS, SPRING Manufacturing industry Construction Trade Hospitality Transport and warehousing Other services Source: CCI Cologne. Status: , without agriculture and forestry and the energy sector. Due to the new classification of economic activity only limited comparisons can be made up to 2007 and after Business situation Expectations II/07 III/07 I/08 II/08 III/08 I/09 II/09 III/09 I/10 II/10 III/10 I/11 II/11 III/11 I/12 II/12 Source: CCI Cologne, business cycle survey for spring Cf. under Standortpolitik/Konjunktur (regional economic policy/economy).
6 10 11 Companies in the CCI Cologne region Business climate indicators Situation Expectations Good Poor Situation indicator Better Poorer Expectation indicator Spring Autumn Beginning of Spring Autumn Beginning of Spring Autumn Beginning of Spring Autumn Beginning of Spring Autumn Beginning of Spring The business climate indicators are deduced from the balance of relative shares of the affirmative and negative answers of companies within the context of the business cycle survey conducted by the CCI Cologne. The indicator values can lie between minus 100 and plus 100 percentage points. A positive indicator value means that the share of affirmative answers is greater than the share of negatives. With a value below zero the proportional share of negative answers predominates. We also draw your attention to our detailed business cycle reports on the Internet at: section: Standortpolitik/Konjunkturbericht Source: CCI Cologne. Status: Mai The largest companies in the CCI Cologne region Company in the CCI Cologne region employees in Germany worldwide Ford-Werke GmbH 17,500 24,000 Bayer Aktiengesellschaft 13,400 36, ,400 Stadtwerke Köln Konzern 11,111 REWE Group 9, , ,000 Deutsche Bahn AG (Cologne district) 7, , ,296 AXA Konzern AG 5,406 11, ,044 RWE Power Aktiengesellschaft 5,200 15,400 Sparkasse KölnBonn 4,332 Currenta GmbH & Co, OHG 4,200 5,300 GALERIA Kaufhof GmbH 4,046 17,478 24,423 Lanxess AG 4,000 7,600 15,500 Kliniken der Stadt Köln ggmbh 4,000 Westdeutscher Rundfunk 3,758 4,432 4,512 DKV Deutsche Krankenversicherung AG (Ergo Versicherungsgruppe) 3,367 16,020 8,797 Kölner Verkehrs-Betriebe AG 3,214 Gothaer Konzern 3,186 5, RheinEnergie AG 3,170 Klinikum Oberberg GmbH 3,125 Deutsche Lufthansa AG 3,124 65, ,000 Kreissparkasse Köln 2,964 3,829 Source: CCI Cologne, 2011 Cf. doc. no * This overview does not claim to be complete. Although the contents thereof have been prepared with great care, we do not accept any responsibility for the correctness of the information provided. transport BRANCH STRUCTURE OF COMPANIES REGISTERED WITH THE CCI Passenger and freight volumes at Köln Bonn Airport Volume Change in % Air passengers 9,625,483 9,851,692-2 Freight (in tonnes) 742, , Source: Cologne Bonn Airport. Status: % Retail trade 3 % Construction sector 5 % Manufacturing sector 2 % Agriculture and Forestry 53 % General services 4 % Wholesale trade 2 % Trade agencies 5 % Hospitality sector 4 % Transport sector 5 % Financial and insurance services Cargo handling at ports (in 1,000 tons) Ports Change in % Cologne (incl, Container) * 12,648 Wesseling/SDO * 1,916 Leverkusen/Chemion Source: City of Cologne, SDO Wesseling, Bayer Leverkusen. * Value not available at time of printing. Status: Source: CCI Cologne. Status: 2011
7 12 13 Manufacturing Industry in the CCI Cologne region Companies registered in the commercial register (without dependent branches) Companies registered in the commercial register (without dependent branches) Business sector HS_ZN HS total Agriculture and forestry; fisheries Small traders (companies without branches and not registered) Total Retail trade General services Wholesale trade and trade agency Hospitality sector Financial and insurance services Transport, postal services and telecommunications Industry and construction 105,554 20,962 57,957 4,681 5,922 5,435 3,442 5,123 2,032 Sole trader OHG KG GmbH & Co, KG UG (haftungsbeschränkt) GmbH AG VVaG Other Industry and construction 4,359 4, , Energy and water supply Wholesale trade 4,109 3, , Retail trade 4,085 3,960 1, , Financial services Banks Financial services Insurance companies Insurance services Transport, postal services and telecommunications 1,137 1, Other economic sector 21,675 21, ,442 1,225 15, Hospitality sector 1,021 1, Total 37,979 36,967 3, ,312 1,952 25, ,122 HS = Head office, ZN = Autonomous Branch office, OHG = General partnership, KG = Limited partnership, GmbH & Co KG = Limited partnership with limited liability company as general partner, KGaA = Company limited by shares, GmbH = Limited liability company, VVaG = Mutual insurance company, AG = Public Limited Company, UG (haftungsbeschränkt) = Business Company (with limited liability) Company registrations and insolvencies Change in % New business registrations 25,094 24, of which new registrations 21,115 20, Company deregistrations 21,184 19, Company insolvencies 1,579 1, Consumer insolvencies 3,452 3, Other Manufacturing industry* Administrative district Employees Total turnover (in million euros) Change in % Change in % Cologne 48,136 47, ,423 26, Leverkusen 12,997 13, ,226 6, Oberberg District 27,582 27, ,556 5, Rhein-Erft District 20,180 20, ,205 11, Rhein-Berg District 11,127 10, ,119 1, CCI Cologne region 120, , ,529 52, NRW 1,109,896 1,088, , , * Companies with 50 and more employees, including the construction sector with 20 and more employees. Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Selected industrial sectors Companies Employees Total sales (in million euros) Change Share of sectors in total turnover Business sector in % in % Automotive ,848 23,434 15,740 14, Chemicals industry ,188 20,333 11,962 11, Mechanical engineering ,909 14,231 4,522 3, Metal producing and processing industry ,140 11,616 2,810 2, Food industry ,334 6,441 2,298 2, Electrical engineering ,495 8,588 2,018 1, Rubber an Plastic goods ,006 8,711 1,635 1, Construction industry ,554 5, Paper industry ,410 2, Stone and earth ,813 2, Printing and Publishing ,650 1, Coal mining 4 4 2,534 2,595 n. a. n. a. Other manufacturing industry ,142 10,617 13,878 11, Manufacturing and construction sectors Total , ,090 57,529 52, n. a. - no response Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Share in % Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: 2011.
8 14 15 Export Sales** Administrative district Export sales (in million euros) Export quota Cologne 16, Leverkusen 5, Oberberg District 2, Rhein-Erft District 3, Rhein-Berg District CCI Cologne region 28, NRW 140, * Excluding construction sector, companies with 50 and more employees in the manufacturing industry. Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Trade in the CCI Cologne region Retail companies Registered companies without branch offices Small traders (not in commercial register*) Selected sectors Food, beverages, tobacco ,486 2,518 Medical, orthopaedic & cosmetic articles Textiles, clothing, shoes, leather goods ,218 2,192 Furniture, furnishings, house wares , Electric household appliances, radio and TV sets, musical instruments Metal products, paints, building, DIY materials Books, newspapers, magazines, stationery, office supplies Flower, plants, pet products Precision engineered, photographic and optical products, computers, software ,318 1,390 Clocks, jewellery Toys Bicycles and accessories, sports and camping articles Mail order companies Stalls and market suppliers Warehouse retail trade, door-to-door sales, sales from delivery vehicles Motor vehicles, parts and accessories, service stations ,710 1,683 Other retail trade ,778 5,950 Total 4,085 4,057 20,962 21,097 Wholesale companies Health Services in the CCI Cologne region Registered companies without branch offices Small traders (not in commercial register) Selected sectors Grain, animal feed and fertilisers, animals Textile raw materials, semi-finished goods, skins etc Technical chemicals, raw drugs, rubber Solid fuels, mineral oil products Ores, steel, non-ferrous metals and similar Timber, building materials, plumbing supplies Scrap, residual materials Food, beverages, tobacco Textiles, clothing, shoes, leather goods Metal products, furnishings Precision eng, and optical products, jewellery and similar Vehicles, machines, technical supplies 1,261 1, Pharmaceutical, cosmetic and similar products Paper, printed materials, various kinds of materials Other wholesale trade Total 4,109 4,118 1,982 1,984 Health Service Selected sectors Registered companies with branch offices Small traders (not in commercial register) Manufacturer of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products Trade agencies and wholesale trade Pharmacies and specialist retail trade Medical research and development Health and safety consultants Hospitals and surgeries Other self-employed activities: Medical chiropody and nutrition consultants Patient transport, ambulance services, Medical laboratories Veterinary medicine Care homes, day centres and nurseries Other social services , Hairdressing and beauty salons ,620 1,637 Saunas, solariums, fitness centres and similar Total 2,177 2,152 5,834 5,701 Source: CCI Cologne. Status: 31/12/2010.
9 16 17 Tourism in the CCI Cologne region Overnight stays Administrative district Hotel beds provided December 2011 total by foreign visitors Cologne 29,073 4,970,056 1,673, Leverkusen 1, ,477 67, Oberberg District 5, ,869 52, Rhein-Erft District 7,705 1,010, , Rhein-Berg District 3, ,816 60, CCI Cologne region 48,021 7,574,389 2,060,028 Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Overnight stays 2011 Average occupancy of the beds provided in % December 2011 Trade fairs and exhibitions Exhibitors/Visitors Total Foreign Domestic Information and communication technology (ICT) in the CCI Cologne region Share of foreign companies in % Exhibitors 33,600 21,050 12, Other companies represented Visitors 1,718, ,450 1,129, Exhibition area 284,000 sq. mtrs. Source: Koelnmesse GmbH. Status: Provisional figures. ICT-companies Tourism and leisure sector Companies in commercial register in 2011 with branch offices Cologne Oberberg District Rhein- Erft District Small traders in 2011 (not commercially registred companies) Cologne Oberberg District Rhein,- Berg Dist./ Leverkusen Rhein- Erft District Rhein,- Berg Dist./ Leverkusen Hospitality sector Hotels, guesthouses, boarding houses, Bed and Breakfast Other accommodation/lodging places Restaurants Cafes, ice cream parlours, snack bars ,773 Public houses , ,690 Bars, amusement centres, nightclubs, dance halls Kiosks Canteens and caterers Travel sector Travel agents Tour operators Coach operators Leisure sector Operating cultural and entertainment facilities ,475 Operation of sports facilities Saunas, solariums, fitness centres ,069 Sports, gambling and lottery ,796 MICE - Meetings Incentives Conventions Events , ,627 Total 1, ,825 1,250 2,394 2,237 16,444 Total Economic sectors Manufacturer Telecommunications installation Trade 3,134 3,259 Telecommunications services Data processing 7,609 7,560 IT training Total 11,176 11,274 of which telecommunication companies Building and living in the CCI Cologne region Planning permissions Residential buildings with Administrative district Non-residential buildings 1 and 2 flats 3 flats or more* Cologne Leverkusen Oberberg District Rhein-Erft District Rhein-Berg District CCI Cologne region 170 1, NRW 3,888 17,545 1,835 *Without residential accommodation. Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: 2011.
10 18 19 Public finance in the CCI Cologne region Commercial rental prices Shop premises in prime location Euro/m 2 Office premises in good location Euro/m 2 Warehouse/Production area Euro/m 2 Cologne Borough 1 City Centre Borough 2 Rodenkirchen Borough 3 Lindenthal Borough 4 Ehrenfeld Borough 5 Nippes Borough 6 Chorweiler Borough 7 Porz Borough 8 Kalk Borough 9 Mülheim Leverkusen Oberberg District Bergneustadt (town) Engelskirchen (village) Gummersbach (town) Hückeswagen (town) Marienheide (village) Morsbach (village) Nümbrecht (village) Radevormwald (village) Lindlar (village) Waldbröl (town) Wipperfürth (town) Reichshof (village) Wiehl (town) Rhein-Erft District Bedburg (town) Bergheim (town) Brühl (town) Elsdorf (village) Erftstadt (town) Frechen (town) Hürth (town) Kerpen (town) Pulheim (town) Wesseling (town) Rhein-Berg District Bergisch Gladbach (town) Burscheid (town) Kürten (village) Leichlingen (town) Overath (town) Rösrath (town) Wermelskirchen (town) Odenthal (village) Source: Rheinische Immobilienbörse e.v. Status: April Public finances Administrative district Deposits (in 1,000 euros) Payments (in 1,000 euros) Cologne 3,345,594 3,422,971 Leverkusen 446, ,961 Oberberg District 854, ,150 Rhein-Erft District 1,438,204 1,394,232 Rhein-Berg District 786, ,686 CCI Cologne region 6,870,830 6,845,001 Source: Information und Technik NRW (IT.NRW). Status: Business rates Business rates Tax on land and buildings Local Authority Cologne Leverkusen Oberberg District Bergneustadt Engelskirchen Gummersbach Hückeswagen Lindlar Marienheide Morsbach Nümbrecht Radevormwald Reichshof Waldbröl Wiehl Wipperfürth Rhein-Erft District Bedburg Bergheim Brühl Elsdorf Erftstadt Frechen Hürth Kerpen Pulheim Wesseling Rhein-Berg District Bergisch Gladbach Burscheid Kürten Leichlingen Odenthal Overath Rösrath Wermelskirchen Source: Local authority budgets. Status: March 2012.
11 20 21 Vocational training in the CCI Cologne region Distribution of newly registered apprenticeships in the key occupations Occupations Difference Changes in % Industrial Management Assistant Salesperson Retail Management Assistant Management Assistant for Wholesale and Foreign Trade Banking Professional Management Assistant for Insurance and Finance Catering Expert Hotel Industry Expert Chef Other hospitality trade Management Assistant for Tourism Management Assistant for Freight Forwarding and Logistic Services Warehouse Logisitics Expert Skilled Warehouse Operator Office Manager Management Assistant for Office Communication Management Assistant for Audiovisual Media Real Estate Management Assistant Management Assistant for Information and Telecommunication Systems IT Management Assistant Event Management Assistant Other commercial occupations Commercial total 7,106 6, Industrial Mechanic Machine and Plant Operator Technical Draftsperson Tool Engineer Mechatronics Technician Event Technician Automotive Mechatronics Technician Electronics Technician Electronics Technician for Information and Telecommunications Systems Computer Science Expert Draftsman Construction industry Chemical Laboratory Technician Chemical Production Technician Digital and Print Media Designer Audiovisual Media Designer Other industrial occupations Industrial/technical total 2,511 2, Commercial and industrial/technical total 9,617 9, Registered Apprenticeships from 2000 to ,000 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 commercial occupations industrial-technical occupations Source: CCI Cologne. Status: 31/12/2011, refer to section: Aus- und Weiterbildung/Statistik. CAREERS ADVICE (INCL. EDUCATION GRANTS AND CAREERS CHECK) 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,
12 22 Training and development Apprenticeships total in 168 occupations requiring formal training 24,178 24,409 commercial 16,894 17,056 industrial-technical 7,284 7,353 Number of people taking exams Final examinations in 142 occupations requiring formal training 9,566 9,565 commercial 7,008 7,096 industrial-technical 2,558 2,469 Intermediate examinations 6,487 6,857 commercial 5,173 5,416 industriell-technisch 1,314 1,441 Exams for advanced training in 32 commercial fields 1,606 1,780 Master professional of business management (CCI) Master professional of insurance and finance (CCI) Specialist for foreign language correspondence (CCI) Advanced training exams in 25 industrial-technical fields Industrial foreman and foreman in specialist field Examinations with regard to instructor qualifications regulations 2,154 1,794 Examinations on specialist knowledge in road haulage and transport of passengers Examinations in specialist knowledge in the security sector (34 a GewO) Insurance broker Total number of examinations 22,327 23,594 Companies actively training apprentices 5,648 5,802 Active instructors 7,614 7,717 Examination boards Training Further training Members of examination boards Training 3,752 5,434 Further education 1,521 1,910 Arbitration Training adviser 9 10 Company visits 2,101 2,315 Instruction Instruction in the restaurant sector in accordance with clause 4 paragraph 1 no Instruction in the security sector (34 a GewO) Advice on further training 13,812 15,420 Person-related 10,776 12,312 Company-related 3,036 3,108 Courses and seminars Number Participants 6,538 5,819 CCI Cologne - your supplier of facts and figures The Cologne Chamber of Commerce and Industry offers you an extensive range of data on the economic region of Cologne as well as on the cities of Cologne and Leverkusen and for the districts of Oberberg, Rhein-Erft and Rhein-Berg. More detailed publications can be found on the Internet. We would be pleased to carry out a search for you. A contact form for your enquiries can be found here: doc. no your contacts: Dr, Matthias Mainz Head of Economics and Statistics phone fax [email protected] Publisher Cologne Chamber of Commerce and Industry Unter Sachsenhausen D Cologne phone Responsible Dr. Arnd Klein-Zirbes [email protected] Editors Ilona Polom [email protected] Doris Füchtener phone fax [email protected] Layout/Production Konzeption + Design, Cologne Quass von Deyen / Voss / Schneider GbR Title photo Peter Obenaus Cologne, June 2012
13 the region of the Cologne chamber of Commerce and industry Cologne Leverkusen Rhein-Erft District Rhein-Berg District Oberberg District Bedburg Elsdorf Local office Rhein-Erft Bergheim Kerpen Pulheim Frechen Hürth Local office Leverkusen/ Rhein-Berg Head office CCI Cologne Leverkusen Leichlingen cologne Burscheid Odenthal Bergisch Gladbach Rösrath Bergneustadt Wermelskirchen Kürten Overath Radevormwald Lindlar Wipperfürth Engelskirchen Marienheide Wiehl Local office Oberberg Hückeswagen Gummersbach Reichshof Erftstadt Brühl Wesseling Nümbrecht Waldbröl Morsbach cologne Inhabitants: 1,010,269 Area: sq.km GDP: Purchasing power: 62,433 euros per employed person million euros Leverkusen Inhabitants: 160,901 Area: sq.km GDP: Purchasing power: 69,125 euros per employed person million euros Oberberg district Inhabitants: 280,326 Area: sq.km GDP: Purchasing power: 55,750 euros per employed person million euros Rhein-Erft district Inhabitants: 464,836 Area: sq.km GDP: Purchasing power: 66,432 euros per employed person million euros Rhein-Berg district Inhabitants: 276,555 Area: sq.km GDP: Purchasing power: 51,812 euros per employed person million euros Addresses Cologne chamber of Commerce and industry Unter Sachsenhausen Cologne phone fax Map and directions: doc. no Local office Leverkusen/Rhein-Berg An der Schusterinsel Leverkusen phone fax [email protected] Map and directions: doc. no Local office Oberberg Talstraße Gummersbach phone fax [email protected] Map and directions: doc. no Local office Rhein-Erft Bahnstraße Bergheim phone fax [email protected] Map and directions: doc. no. 1829
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