Application Contest: Vienna Women's Driving School Seeks New Driving Instructor

They are looking for an applicant who will be trained as a driving instructor starting in autumn 2025, with a fully funded training place worth 4,000 euros and a subsequent permanent position in the Rosa Schein team. The contest is aimed at women from Vienna, Lower Austria, and Burgenland. The application phase runs until the end of August.

The tailored concept 'Rosa Schein' was developed by Barbara Schwara, owner and managing director of the Vienna driving school Michelbeuern, to enable as many women as possible to return to driving stress-free after a long break. Barbara Schwara knows: "Many women take a long break after passing their driving test, whether due to lack of need, insecurity, or because they have had negative experiences."

"Rosa Schein": Back to the Wheel Without Fear of Driving

This is exactly where the 'Rosa Schein' team comes in. The innovative concept is aimed at women who want to learn to drive or refresh their driving skills in a respectful, stress-free environment. The focus is not only on traffic safety but above all on the personal empowerment of the female students. Driving lessons can be combined with elements from relaxation work such as Shiatsu, visualization, or breathing exercises upon request. The theory refreshment is also designed to be practical, compact, and empathetic. "Our driving lessons give women back the necessary confidence that they often lost in the traditional driving school environment. We are not just about passing an exam. We want women to feel safe and independent on the road again," explains Barbara Schwara. Daniela Hofmann, an experienced driving instructor, co-founder of Rosa Schein, and a career changer herself, adds: "Many of our participants come with blockages, fears, or bad experiences. With us, they feel taken seriously for the first time. We work with a lot of patience, motivation, and appreciation."

Participation Pays Off: A Real Entry Opportunity for a Meaningful Job

The current competition from Rosa Schein aims to find exactly the applicant who shares this understanding and wants to accompany women on their way to more mobility and independence in the future. Participation is straightforward: Interested parties apply online via www.rosaschein.at with a short motivational letter, a photo, and a video of no more than two minutes explaining why they want to become a driving instructor at Rosa Schein. Applications are possible until August 31, 2025. In September, the Rosa Schein team invites the most convincing applicants to a personal selection process. This consists of an interview, an accompanied driving lesson with video analysis, and a short theory test on a given topic. The winner will then be quickly determined by an internal jury. The training starts immediately thereafter at the beginning of October.

The training to become a driving instructor begins in the fall with a basic module and a detailed course at WIFI Vienna. The theory course runs for four months, with completion planned for May 2026. In parallel, the winner will gain insights into everyday life at Rosa Schein and will be gradually integrated into the team. After successful completion, a permanent position awaits in the existing women's team at the Michelbeuern driving school.

"We are already looking forward to another female addition to our team. We have created a very respectful and appreciative working environment where there is no room for hierarchies or macho remarks," emphasizes Barbara Schwara.

Requirements for participation include a high school diploma or equivalent education, at least three years of driving experience with a class B driver's license, and a valid certificate of conduct without serious traffic offenses. Additionally, the team expects communicative, reliable applicants with an interest in education, enjoyment in dealing with people, and openness to modern teaching methods. Experience or training in the psychosocial field is an advantage but not a must. "We are not looking for perfect resumes. What is important is that our new colleague is willing to engage with different people, take responsibility, enjoys driving herself, and has the desire to pass on her experience and knowledge to others," concludes Daniela Hofmann.

About Rosa Schein in Vienna

Rosa Schein is the relaxed driving concept of the Michelbeuern driving school in Vienna-Währing, specifically developed for women who want to drive stress-free and without fear again. The goal is to get women back into the car safely after a long driving break or difficult experiences. With relaxed driving practice, an empathetic approach, and an experienced team, Rosa Schein offers a new form of driving instruction.

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