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Get your career off to a successful start with Albrecht. We offer attractive apprenticeship places in the commercial and metalworking sectors, with expert guidance, targeted support and genuine prospects for development. You can look forward to varied tasks, the opportunity to take on responsibility early on, a motivated team and a working environment in which you can develop both professionally and personally.
A professionally accredited training programme
A vision for the future
As a rule, there is the possibility of being offered a permanent position upon successful completion
Extensive development opportunities
Additional training and educationmeasures
such as forklift truck licences, commercial exam preparation courses and health and safety training
Free workwear in the commercial sector
Full membership of the gym
for just €16 per month (co-payment)
Responsibility from day one
You won’t just be watching; you’ll be working on real tasks and projects right from the start.
Early finish on Fridays in the commercial sector
WHAT WE DO
At Albrecht, we do not manufacture off-the-shelf products. We machine sheet metal and build tanks, equipment and structures for a wide range of industries.
From individual components to large bespoke designs, almost everything is produced to the customer’s specifications.
Which of these is actually your thing?
You’ll set up our laser cutting machine, start and monitor cutting processes, and check that the finished parts fit perfectly.
This role is for you if…
you enjoy working with machinery and want to see how finished parts are made from a sheet of metal.
2 years · Manufacturing
You’ll read technical drawings, align steel components and weld them together. This is how tanks, apparatus and large structures are created.
This is the right choice for you if…
you enjoy manual work and want to create something with your own hands.
3.5 years · Manufacturing
You’ll be working on CNC lathes and milling machines, setting them up and programming the machining of precision components.
This role is for you if
… you enjoy technology, work with precision and would also like to programme machines.
3.5 years · Manufacturing
You order materials, coordinate delivery dates, process customer orders and liaise between customers, suppliers and production.
This role is for you if…
you enjoy organising things and can keep on top of everything even when there’s a lot going on at once.
3 years · Office
Which qualification, which path?
With a Hauptschule or Realschule leaving certificate
✓ Machinery and plant operator:in
✓ Metalworker:in (construction technology)
✓ Machining mechanic:in
With a (vocational) A-level or Higher Commercial School qualification
✓ Industrial clerk
Do you have a Realschule qualification and are you interested in office work? Through the Higher Commercial School or a (vocational) A-level, this path may also be open to you.
EXCELLENT TRAINING
The fact that an apprenticeship at Albrecht can lead to real career prospects is also demonstrated by the success of our former apprentice, Hannah Multhauf: she completed her apprenticeship as an industrial clerk with a ‘very good’ grade and was recognised for this at the Chamber of Industry and Commerce’s awards ceremony.
A success we are proud of – and an example of what can be achieved with commitment, good support and the right opportunities for development.
Are you passionate about technology and keen to operate state-of-the-art production plant? Start your apprenticeship as a Machinery & Plant Operator (m/f/d) and lay the foundations for your future career.
Is metal your material of choice and precision your strength? Start your apprenticeship as a metalworker (m/f/d) specialising in structural engineering and learn how to fabricate high-quality metal structures based on…
From purchasing and sales to accounts – during your apprenticeship as an industrial clerk (m/f/d), you’ll gain fascinating insights into all the key areas of the business.
Is precision right up your street? Start your apprenticeship as a machinist (m/f/d) and manufacture high-precision components using state-of-the-art lathes and milling machines.
1. Submit your application
For most apprenticeship roles, your CV is sufficient. You only need a covering letter for office jobs.
2. Getting to know each other
If you’re generally a good fit, we’ll invite you to a trial and an interview.
3. Give it a go
During your trial period, you’ll get to know us – and we’ll get to know you.
4. Get started
If it suits both parties, you’ll receive your contract offer.
