Apprenticeship as electronics technician for industrial engineering
For electronics technicians for industrial engineering, excitement is guaranteed. During your apprenticeship at HERING, you will be thoroughly prepared for the installation, programming, maintenance and repair of electrical systems and equipment. The focus is on commissioning and monitoring complex technical systems, using both modern control and automation technology as well as traditional electrical installations.
The apprenticeship combines practical skills with the planning and documentation of work processes. You will gain a valuable mix of theoretical knowledge from vocational school and hands-on experience in the company, giving you deep insights into our machines and systems. This way, you build a solid foundation for a future-proof career in electrical engineering!
Electronics + Excitement
= HERING
Your apprenticeship at HERING
HERING offers excellent apprenticeship opportunities. During your training as an electronics technician for industrial engineering, you will always be supported by experienced trainers and by a dedicated teacher in our in-house classes, who will prepare you specifically for your lessons and exams.
How long does the apprenticeship take?
Electronics technicians for industrial engineering usually start their apprenticeship on August 1.
The apprenticeship for electronics technicians for industrial engineering takes 3.5 years, with the possibility of shortening the duration.
Is an apprenticeship in construction worth it?
An apprenticeship in construction is definitely worthwhile. Here is the current apprenticeship pay, depending on the year of training:
€1,080 | €1,300 | €1,550 | €1,650
On top of that, you’ll receive additional holiday and Christmas bonuses – plus 30 days of vacation per year. Not bad, right?
How does the apprenticeship work?
In addition to your training time at the company, you will attend the Technical College in Siegen. You will also take part in inter-company training courses with a partner company and at the Electrical Training Center of the District Crafts Association.
This way, you’ll be perfectly prepared for your final exam.
What comes after the apprenticeship?
An apprenticeship is the perfect career start or a springboard for further qualifications. These are some of your options:
- Advanced training as a master electrician
- Advanced training as a certified technician specializing in electrical engineering
- Degree studies in electrical engineering, building services engineering or similar fields
We shape the future.
At HERING, VonMorgenWerker are already shaping the world of tomorrow, developing sustainable systems for our future. They roll up their sleeves and make things happen – with craftsmanship, high-tech and passion.
You’ll fit right into our team if you’re open to new ideas and enjoy working with great people.
