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Start an Apprenticeship in Germany
An apprenticeship in Germany is a great alternative to the Chancenkarte. Learn why and how to apply.
Apprenticeship in Germany
Germany offers an outstanding opportunity to build a successful future through an apprenticeship. Unlike traditional education, this program allows you to earn a stable income while gaining valuable hands-on experience in your chosen profession. With a globally recognized qualification, you will have excellent career prospects in Germany and beyond. The country’s strong demand for skilled workers increases your chances of securing a long-term job after completing your training and starting a career in Germany. Additionally, the apprenticeship program can be your gateway to permanent residency, giving you the opportunity to build a life in one of the world’s most developed economies. Beyond professional benefits, you will experience a new culture, improve your German language skills, and expand your network.
Don’t miss this chance to kick-start your career in Germany! Apply now and take the first step toward a bright and secure future.
Earn and learn
Globally recognized qualification
High demand for trainees
Pathway to residency
Cultural and career growth
Available apprenticeships
Fleischerin / Fleischer (Butcher)
As a butcher, you become an expert in meat and sausage products, selecting high-quality meats and processing them into both traditional and innovative specialties. The role involves assessing, cutting, and preparing meat, as well as advising customers on product origin, ingredients, and preparation methods. The training is particularly exciting because it combines craftsmanship, creativity, and specialized knowledge. You gain comprehensive insights into the entire process—from selecting raw materials to processing and sales—while having the opportunity to develop and implement your own recipes.
Frequently asked questions
The compensation depends on the specific job and company. Compensation may also vary by the region in Germany, as the cost of living can differ between the different regions. Generally, you can expect a compensation starting around 700 € in the first year and up to 1200 € in the last year of the apprenticeship.
Your employer will take care of the housing and organize a flat within 5 km of distance to your workplace.
Yes, the dual education system in Germany requires you to attend school and gain work experience in your company in parallel to obtain your degree. You either visit a professional school for certain days of the week or in block for certain weeks of the year.
Yes, basic German skills (B1) are required since you will communicate with colleagues and customers. Many employers offer language support to help you improve.
The apprenticeship lasts at least three years, combining practical training in the company with theoretical lessons in vocational school.
Yes! Skilled workers are in high demand, and many trainees receive job offers from their training company or other employers.
No, prior experience is not required. The apprenticeship teaches you everything you need to perform the job.
Apprentices usually work 35-40 hours per week.
During the apprenticeship, it’s usually difficult to bring family members. However, after completing your training and securing a full-time job, family reunification is possible.
Apply for an apprenticeship in Germany
Our partner 4eign Talents GmbH specializes in the placement of foreign workers with German employers. If you wish, we can forward your profile to 4eign Talents GmbH to help you find an apprenticeship in Germany quickly and easily.
The process
- You fill out the application form below.
- We will forward your profile information to 4eign Talents GmbH.
- A recruiter from 4eign Talents will contact you via e-mail to get to know you, introduce you to suitable jobs and coordinate the next steps.
