Our apprenticeships
We know that choosing an apprenticeship is not always easy. So have a look around. But also take the opportunity to speak personally to the relevant contacts in our company and find out more.
We know that choosing an apprenticeship is not always easy. So have a look around. But also take the opportunity to speak personally to the relevant contacts in our company and find out more.
You will be employed primarily in the assembly department, assembling complete modules and machines with the help of technical documentation. You will also be responsible for inspecting, servicing, repairing and commissioning machines. You will enjoy the atmosphere in the production halls. If you are interested – and well-qualified for the task – you could become a member of our technical customer service team deployed on assignments around the world.
You will spend nearly 13 weeks per year – divided into blocks of three to four weeks – at the Berufliche Schule Stahl- und Maschinenbau (BS04) (vocational college for steel and mechanical engineering). The rest of the time will be spent training with us. Here you will read, produce and use technical drawings, process materials, participate in various training courses, and assist with the assembly and commissioning of machines. In addition, we will ensure that you acquire practical skills that go well beyond those prescribed by the mandatory curriculum. Further training opportunities await you after completing your apprenticeship – up to and including scholarships for degree courses.
Industrial mechanic is a nationally recognized, skilled occupation in the dual system. Your apprenticeship to become a skilled worker will usually last 3.5 years. If you achieve good to very good grades, you may be able you to shorten your apprenticeship by half a year. The first part of the examination takes place after 21 months, the second at the end of your apprenticeship. Both parts of the examination comprise a theoretical section, a practical and a technical discussion.
As a mechatronics technician, you will manufacture the mechanical, electrical, electronic and mechatronic devices, modules and systems that are required to control and operate machinery and equipment. You will test instruments and equipment and put them into operation. If you are interested – and well-qualified for the task – you could become a member of our technical customer service team deployed on assignments around the world.
At Hauni, in addition to your basic and specialist training, you will spend time in a variety of company departments. As well as occupation-specific content, such as electrical engineering, material processing, assembly and commissioning of devices and modules, we will ensure that you acquire detailed knowledge and skills that go well beyond the normal content of an apprenticeship. You will spend a total of 45 weeks – in blocks of three to four weeks – at the vocational college BS19 in Farmsen. Even during your apprenticeship, we will offer you a variety of further training opportunities with Hauni.
Mechatronics technician is a nationally recognized, skilled occupation in the dual system. Your apprenticeship will normally take 3.5 years and conclude with written and practical final exams organized by the Examinations Board of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce. Once your training is complete, Hauni will be able to offer you a wide range of interesting career options. Each year, Hauni also awards training scholarships to apprentices. The number of these depends on the company’s current requirements.
As a cutting machine operator, you will work in the areas of industry that manufacture components by machining – either on conventional or computer-controlled milling machines and lathes. You will monitor the manufacturing process and check the shape and dimensional accuracy of components.
During your apprenticeship, we will ensure that you learn far more than the content required by law – e.g. the evaluation and analysis of production orders, scheduling and optimization of processes, and the manufacture of components. Your training will be supplemented by 11 weeks of theoretical tuition per year – in blocks of three to four weeks – at the Staatliche Gewerbeschule Fertigungs-und Flugzeugtechnik G15 (state technical college for production engineering and aircraft technology). Further training opportunities await you once you have qualified – up to and including scholarships for degree courses.
Your apprenticeship as a cutting machine operator will last about 3.5 years. Your final exam is divided into two parts: the first part takes place after just under 1.5 years, the second part at the end of your apprenticeship. Both parts of the examination include a technical discussion as well as theoretical and practical sections. The last of these involves independently planning, manufacturing and inspecting a variety of components yourself.
As a technical product designer, you will assist the designer and supervise the design process from the beginning of a project through to its completion. You will produce three-dimensional data models and be responsible for technical documentation in the design department.
During you apprenticeship, we will ensure that you acquire practical skills that go well beyond those prescribed by the mandatory curriculum. Your training in the company will also be supplemented by 13 weeks of project-oriented tuition – in blocks of three to four weeks – at the Berufliche Schule Anlagen- und Konstruktionstechnik am Inselpark (vocational college for plant and design technology).
Technical product designer is a nationally recognized, skilled occupation in the dual system. The apprenticeship will normally take 3.5 years and conclude with a written and practical final exam organized by the Examinations Board of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce. The practical part of the examination comprises an operational order from the design department – including technical drawings, documentation and a final technical discussion with presentation.
Industrial clerks are essentially responsible for administration in the various areas of a company. Your area of responsibility will be decided at the end of your apprenticeship. This decision will be based on two factors: your personal inclinations and interests, and the operational requirements of the company.
You will spend the majority of your apprenticeship working in Hauni’s various operational departments. We will ensure that you acquire many skills that go well beyond those prescribed by the mandatory curriculum – whether in materials, production, human resources, sales or finance. In addition, you will have 16 weeks of theoretical training each year – divided into two 8-week blocks – at the Berufliche Schule für Wirtschaft Hamburg-Eimsbüttel (vocational college for business).
Industrial clerk is a nationally recognized, skilled occupation in the dual system. The apprenticeship will take 3 years and conclude with a written and practical final exam organized by the Examinations Board of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce. The practical part of the exam consists of a 5-page essay on a practical topic. You will use this essay as the basis for a 15-minute presentation which you must subsequently discuss and expand upon with the committee.
As a wholesale and foreign trade clerk – specializing in foreign trade – you will be a point of contact for our international customers. You will understand our internal processes and be familiar with customs, import, export and transport regulations. Your future responsibilities may include, e.g. the sale of goods and goods-related services to customers in Germany and abroad.
At Hauni, we will ensure that you acquire a wide range of knowledge and skills – beyond those prescribed by the mandatory curriculum. You will become familiar with our markets, customers, products and the structure of our company, and be trained in materials, production, sales and finance. In addition, you will receive two days per week part-time tuition at the Berufliche Schule für Außenhandel am Lämmermarkt (vocational college for foreign trade).
Wholesale and foreign trade clerk – specializing in foreign trade – is a nationally recognized, skilled occupation in the dual system. The apprenticeship will take 3 years and conclude with a written and oral final exam organized by the Examinations Board of the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce. The oral part of the examination comprises a 30-minute, case-related technical discussion.
Exciting tasks using a variety of industrial trucks, which include fork-lifts as well as cranes, await you. You will also gain an insight into our Machine Assembly department.
Your tasks also include storage and retrieval as well as combining production orders for the Assembly department.
Become part of a dedicated team and get to know the entire in-house supply chain, and everything that goes with it.
We promote your professional and personal development in our logistics departments, which include Goods Receipt, the Spare Parts Centre and the Production Supply Warehouse.
In-company training is supplemented by approximately 12 weeks of block training per year, which takes place at the BS27 vocational school - in 3-week training blocks.
Your apprenticeship to become a warehouse logistics specialist will last about 3 years. You will take an interim exam after about 1.5 years and a final exam at the end of your apprenticeship. The final exam consists of three written examination components and one practical final exam. During this, you will perform two tasks from different examination areas and will also conduct a 15-minute technical discussion.
We offer apprenticeships and dual study programmes for the following professions:
• Mechatronics technician
• Industrial mechanic
• Cutting machine operator
• Technical product designer
• Wholesale and foreign trade clerk (m/f/x)
• Specialist for warehouse logistics (m/f/x)
• Industrial clerk
• Bachelor of science in business informatics
• Bachelor of science in industrial engineering
• Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering
• Bachelor of science in electrical engineering and information technology
First, we need the usual: so please upload your completed application – including your last two school reports and all your internship certificates/assessments – to our online job market. Our instructors will then look at your documents and, if appropriate, invite you to our candidate selection day. We will take a whole day to get to know you and the other candidates and do some tests. If we think we could have a long-term future together, we will call you shortly after the selection day. And hope that you share this feeling.
We always start searching for apprentices and candidates for dual study programmes one year in advance. We advertise training places from 1 July one year before the courses start – in other words, ideally you should apply as soon as possible!
We take on around 40 trainees every year. This includes students on the dual study programmes we offer.
• Year 1 of training course € 1,047
• Year 2 of training course € 1,079
• Year 3 of training course € 1,110
• Year 4 of training course € 1,141
It depends on the profession you want to learn. Commercial professions require at least a good school ESA (German certificate of secondary education taken at 15 years of age, or equivalent) while the technical and commercial professions require at least a good MSA (German certificate of secondary education taken at 16 years of age, or equivalent). If you are interested in a dual study programme, you will need to have at least a higher school leaving certificate (e.g. A-Level or vocational baccalaureate diploma taken at 18 years of age).
Every profession has its own instructor. This person will be your first point of contact for all matters relating to your training and the planning of your placements in the company. You will be supervised in the department where you are working by one of our 120 training officers.
We believe it is always extremely important for there to be feedback in both directions. But apart from that, you will receive regular feedback from your instructor. This will take place both during and after your placement in a department so you will always have the opportunity to develop your abilities.
Our trainees receive an allowance for a HVV-Proficard for use on local public transport services. You will also be entitled to holiday and Christmas bonuses – even during your training. In addition, we will provide protective footwear or industrial clothing, if required. If necessary, we also provide laptops to many of our trainees and students on dual study programmes.
An internship abroad can really turbo charge your training, that’s why we help you to do this in a variety of ways. But, as you can imagine, it is very important to us that it is relevant – both technically and in terms of content – to your apprenticeship or degree.
100%, to be precise. At the moment, we have a collectively agreed commitment to trainees. This means that we will offer you a contract with our company for at least 12 months after you successfully complete your training.
There are all kinds of ways to develop your abilities at Hauni. We help you to improve your language skills or learn a completely new language – or participate in seminars to develop your personality. In addition, we award scholarships each year. You can apply for these in order to supplement your apprenticeship with a dual study programme. However, we have no such thing as a typical career path: you will find former apprentices and graduates of dual study programmes at almost every level of the company – from mechanics to Members of the Executive Board. So your career path primarily depends on one person: you.