Needed: development worker
Developing products, perfecting them, getting them ready for production, solving problems, and taking on new challenges: this is what lies at the heart of a ThyssenKrupp technical or engineering apprenticeship. You get to work in state-of-the-art engineering workshops and laboratories and receive detailed, careful training as a qualified specialist – with plenty of opportunity for further development…
Ideally you should…
… have graduated with good grades from high school, either with previous vocational exposure or honors or accelerated coursework. You should also be interested in technology, machines, and what makes things tick. In fact, this is normally all you need to start on one of the many apprenticeship programs we offer. As a rule, apprenticeships last anywhere up to 3 years.
When you join us…
… you’ll start with the fundamentals. We’ll show you everything there is to know about tools, machines, and technical equipment – and give you the skills to operate them. You’ll receive comprehensive specialist training with a strong emphasis on practice. This will provide you with some excellent insights into different departments around the business. Each part of your practical training is underpinned by a series of experiential modules.
A broad foundation and tailored to needs on the horizon:
Once you’ve completed your apprenticeship, the door will open to a variety of areas throughout the business. In front of you: a fascinating working environment with plenty of avenues to learn more and climb the career ladder.
Thirsty for more information?
Then you might be interested to hear more about the variety of professions in which you can do an apprenticeship. No matter what the question, feel free to get in touch with one of our key contacts, at the company of your choice. They’re there to help and can tell you about the length of apprenticeships, the area you would be working in, and lots more.
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