Technical school students from Konin visited the Ima Polska plant to learn about the alcohol production process and the realities of working in the industry from behind the scenes. The educational visit was an excellent opportunity to combine theory and practice for future customs and tax administration specialists.
Educational visit of technical school students to the Ima Polska plant
The Ima Polska plant hosted students of the economic technician class with a specialisation in customs and tax administration from the Stefan Batory School Complex of the Continuing Education Centre in Konin. The young people had the opportunity to learn about the functioning of a modern production plant and understand the specifics of the alcohol industry.
Educational visits of this kind are an important part of vocational training. Students can confront the theoretical knowledge gained at school with the reality of the operation of a production company. For future employees of the customs and tax administration, this is a particularly valuable experience.
The alcohol production process - from raw materials to finished product
During the visit, the technical school students learnt about the entire production cycle carried out at the Ima Polska plant. They were able to follow the various stages of alcohol production, from the receipt of raw materials, through the fermentation and distillation processes, to the bottling of the finished product.
Understanding the production process is crucial for those who will work in customs in the future. Knowledge of production technology allows them to carry out their control duties more effectively and to work better with operators.
Ima Poland as a producer bioethanol and alcohols uses modern production technologies. The plant meets all legal requirements for the production of excise products, making it an ideal training ground for future officers.
Cooperation of the plant with customs and tax authorities
An important element of the visit was to introduce the students to the principles of cooperation between the company and the state authorities. The young people learned about the duties of customs and tax officers and understood the importance of proper communication between the company and the tax administration.
Alcohol production is subject to strict state supervision. Establishments such as Ima Polska must keep detailed records, comply with excise regulations and cooperate with inspection authorities. For the students of the customs and revenue specialisation, this was a practical lesson in their future professional duties.
Cooperation between business and the state administration is based on mutual understanding and compliance. The students were able to see that the relationship is one of partnership and serves the interests of both the state and business.
Tour of the Ima Polska production facility
The technical school students had the unique opportunity to visit parts of the plant that are not normally accessible to the public. They were able to see the production facilities, warehouses and technical infrastructure of the company.
The Ima Polska plant is one of the leading alcohol producers in Poland. The company has many years of experience in the industry and modern machinery. More information about the company can be found at about us.
The tour of the production facility allowed the students to understand the scale of operations and the complexity of processes in a modern company. Such experiences are invaluable for vocational training.
Vocational education in cooperation with industry
The visit of the students from Konin is part of a broader strategy of cooperation between Ima Polska and educational institutions. The company regularly opens its doors to young people, allowing them to get to know the realities of working in the manufacturing sector.
Cooperation between schools and businesses is mutually beneficial. Pupils gain practical knowledge and skills, while companies have the opportunity to present their activities and potentially attract future employees.
Ima Poland offers a wide range of products and services related to the production of alcohols and bioethanol. The company is open to educational cooperation and is keen to share its experience with the younger generation.
We look forward to working with you
Ima Poland encourages schools and educational institutions to organise study visits to the plant. These types of initiatives are a valuable part of vocational training and allow students to better prepare themselves for entering the labour market.
If you are interested in organizing an educational visit or cooperating with Ima Polska, please contact contact. Our team is happy to answer questions and help you plan a visit tailored to your group's needs.