inclusion
Every path counts
An apprenticeship is for everyone – even if you need special support. What matters is not where you start, but that you find your way and are not alone along the way.
Denis and Kevin show how it's done!
Why this is worth it for you!
The two of them are training to be industrial mechanics at LEAG – and have been hearing-impaired since birth. Before starting, they did an internship and quickly realised: it’s a match!
They feel settled in the company. „We were welcomed just as you would hope,“ they say. Above all, open communication is important to them – saying what they need and asking if anything is unclear.
For both of them, this has long since become everyday routine. And that is precisely what makes their training successful.
The result: both successfully completed their training and were even kept on.
They feel settled in the company. „We were welcomed just as you would hope,“ they say. Above all, open communication is important to them – saying what they need and asking if anything is unclear.
For both of them, this has long since become everyday routine. And that is precisely what makes their training successful.
The result: both successfully completed their training and were even kept on.
You get real chances of securing an apprenticeship place
You will be supported if necessary
You can show what you're made of – regardless of grades
Many businesses are looking for motivated apprentices just like you!
Denis and Kevin Maibaum
Industrial mechanics trainees at LEAG in Cottbus
inclusion
Support
Support is quite naturally a part of many apprenticeships.
Whether it's learning support, a contact person in the company or individual adjustments – there are many ways to support you if you need it.
The goal is always the same: you have to complete your training – on your own terms.
Whether it's learning support, a contact person in the company or individual adjustments – there are many ways to support you if you need it.
The goal is always the same: you have to complete your training – on your own terms.
„What is decisive is not the restriction, but the motivation. We will achieve this together.“
– LEAG trainer
Many roads lead to an apprenticeship. The important thing is that you find your own – and have people by your side to support you along the way.