Apprenticeships in Germany

Company/Division: Premium AEROTEC
Number of employees: approx. 3500 Augsburg, approx. 1,400 Varel
Number of AIRzubis: approx. 145 Augsburg, approx. 100 Varel
 

Premium AEROTEC focuses on the production and assembly of fuselage parts and heavy-duty structural components for civil and military programmes. 

Application for Augsburg by e-mail: augsburg.ausbildung (at) airbus.com
 

Please enclose your last two school reports with your application in addition to your annual report.
 

Application for Varel by e-mail: ausbildung.varel (at) airbus.com
 

Please enclose your last school report with your application

Company/Division: TESAT

Number of employees: approx. 1,000

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 30

Backnang is home to TESAT, an independent subsidiary of Airbus. Around 1,000 employees develop, manufacture, integrate and test satellite communications systems and equipment on our 60,000 m² site. To put this in perspective, more than half of all telecommunications satellites in orbit are equipped with TESAT devices.

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Company/Division: Airbus Commercial Aircraft, Airbus Defence and Space, Testia, ArianeGroup

Number of employees: approx. 4,500

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 300

Bremen is Germany's second-largest aerospace site,  develops and produces lift systems and landing flaps and wing equipment for all aircraft. The site serves as a global hub for the repair of damaged components, and is home to Airbus' materials development and testing centre. 

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Company/Division: Airbus Commercial, KID-Systeme GmbH

Number of employees: approx. 400

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 35

A Buxtehude heart beats in every Airbus cabin. With products such as the CIDS (Cabin Intercommunication Data System), SKYpower and UVSS (Universal Video Surveillance System), Airbus Buxtehude and KID-Systeme GmbH supply electronic systems that make the cabin tangible for passengers and crew. In this way, we make a significant impact! 

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Company/Division: Airbus Helicopters

Number of employees: approx. 6,500

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 200

From Research & Development to production, assembly and maintenance, Donauwörth faces big industry challenges. Around 6,500 employees work there on helicopter and aircraft carrier production, making us the world's largest manufacturer of aircraft carriers. 

The site also houses a competence centre for carbon fibre composite materials, a training academy and a military support centre.

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Company/Division: Airbus Defence and Space

Number of employees: approx. 2,150 Friedrichshafen, approx. 540 Ulm

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 100 Friedrichshafen, approx. 8 Ulm

For over 60 years, the Friedrichshafen site has been the hub for the development and construction of satellites, space components, earth observation and meteorology, as well as experimental facilities for weightlessness research. 

In Ulm, Airbus teams are working together to develop cutting-edge solutions and stabilising global security.

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Company/Division: Airbus Commercial

Number of employees: approx. 14,000

Number of trainees: approx. 850

Hamburg, one of the world's largest civil aviation locations - alongside Toulouse - is the headquarters of Airbus Commercial in Germany. The site plays a key role in the development and manufacturing of all Airbus aircraft. We are also proud to work on future concepts, such as ZEROe for hydrogen-powered aircraft.

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Company/Division: ArianeGroup GmbH

Number of employees: approx. 260 Lampoldshausen, approx. 36 Trauen

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 3 Lampoldshausen, approx. 1 Trauen

The Lampoldshausen site is Europe’s competence centre for the development and production of propulsion systems, dedicated to satellites and orbital platforms. Trauen is one of the largest Airbus sites in terms of surface area. Its location close to Bundeswehr training centres provides an ideal testing ground. For +30 years, it has been producing the RESUS underwater rescue system and supplying satellite fuel.

Company/Division: Airbus Defence and Space

Number of employees: approx. 5,500

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 200

Bringing together experts of more than 40 nationalities, our Manching site is Airbus Defence and Space's largest location. The variety of activities we carry out on site reflects the great diversity. Our scope of services ranges from administration to business, through management, development, system integration, logistics, procurement, marketing and sales.

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Company/Division: Airbus Defence and Space

Number of employees: approx. 3,000

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 100

Since 2019, Airbus has been operating a new type of Industry 4.0 solar panel production from Ottobrunn, designed to provide solar power for satellites. The site also develops and manufactures optical space instruments for earth observation, alongside its activities in cyber security. 

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Company/Division: Airbus Aerostructures GmbH

Number of employees: approx. 2,500

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 150

This location is one of the world’s most modern production facilities in the field of integrated shell production. It focuses on profile production, stretch forming of large-area metal structures, metal bonding and carbon fibre components. Every year, Airbus Aerostructures GmbH produces around 5,000 fuselage shells, with highly innovative manufacturing technologies. 

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Company/Division: Airbus Aerostructures GmbH

Number of employees: approx. 1,800

Number of AIRzubis: approx. 130

The Stade location is one of the world's leading competence centres for carbon fibre composite materials (CFRP). This material has excellent mechanical properties in relation to its low weight, making it ideal for aircraft construction. At Stade, we use CFRP to produce vertical stabilisers for all Airbus airliners, as well as wing and fuselage components.

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Whether it's technical, business or IT, at Airbus you can choose from a wide range of apprenticeships with a promising future. We offer a variety of training courses, such as process mechanic, mechatronics technician, aeronautical electronics technician, office management clerk and much more. 

Look at our job board to find the perfect match with your ambitions!

Depending on your chosen career and location, you will complete your training at Airbus Commercial, Airbus Defense and Space, Airbus Helicopters or at one of our subsidiaries. 

Your training will last 2.5 to 3.5 years, depending on your chosen profession. Expect diverse practical phases, allowing you to familiarise yourself with Airbus processes while assuming early responsibilities. Concurrently, you will receive theoretical instruction at vocational school. 

After an engaging introductory week alongside your new AIRzubi colleagues, you will spend the first year learning the fundamentals of your expertise and gain valuable practical experience. Then, in the 2nd and 3rd years, you will work into various specialist areas, preparing you for your future responsibilities.

As an innovative company in a future industry, we are working on new technologies that will revolutionise aerospace. From eco-conscious engines to advanced satellite images and cutting edge products, we are constantly working to make the industry better. Our employees also benefit from this, because progressive companies like us offer you training with very good prospects for the future.

You will also work on our innovation and sustainability projects during your training or dual studies. You not only see our innovations from a distance, but you are also closely involved in their creation.

Find and apply to apprenticeship opportunities directly from our job platform!

Depending on your location, you can apply for training or a dual study program at Airbus approximately one year in advance from July 1st. 

Here are the main phases of the recruitment process:
- Start by applying online on our job platform.
- If your application is successful, you will then be invited to one of our assessment centres for an interview.
- Following this meeting, you will be notified of our final decision.