Further training
Practice, skills and progression:
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At Sonae Arauco in Beeskow, employees like Michael Ulbrich prove that with motivation, support and further training, anyone can shape their own career – from mechanic to team leader.
Further training
Your opportunity in the company
Michael started as an industrial mechanic apprentice at Sonae Arauco in 2008. Step by step, he gained practical experience, undertook further training, completed intensive courses and worked his way up to team leader over the years. Every professional development opportunity he took advantage of brought him a step closer to his current position.
Why further training is worthwhile:
Why further training is worthwhile:
Better career prospects: Further training opens up new fields of activity and increases the chances of securing more demanding positions.
Higher income: Additional qualifications can lead to better salary and career progression opportunities.
Current expertise: New technologies, methods and legal requirements are taught, keeping knowledge up to date.
Greater job security: Those who expand their skills remain attractive to employers and improve their long-term employment prospects.
Source: © Mothor Azubis (Autohaus Mothor GmbH)Your start in your career
Find your path
Apprenticeship, dual study programme or further training at bachelor's level – the options are diverse. Those who learn through practical experience can achieve financial independence faster, take on responsibility and stay with the company after training. Early experience in the business pays off – in terms of salary, skills and career opportunities.
Speaking of university!
Theory meets practice.
Studying or working? With a dual study programme, you do both: specialist knowledge and practical experience, directly linked. You can find your practical training partner regionally or nationally, and the entry requirement is the general higher education entrance qualification. This way, you gain real professional experience while still studying – and lay the foundations for your career.
What many people don't know: With three years of training and some professional experience, you can also study without A-levels.
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Find suitable further training
Your training doesn't have to be the end of the road. If you want to take the next step in your career, there are many opportunities for further training – for example, as a certified specialist, master craftsman or business economist. The Chambers of Industry and Commerce (IHKs) offer free, personal and independent advice on suitable further training, career paths, funding opportunities and the prerequisites for your desired qualification. This is how you can find out which path best suits your goals.
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