Industrial Clerk
An All-Rounder with a Good Eye for the Big Picture
A company is a fascinating organism in which multiple departments and areas of expertise combine into a single unit. As an industrial clerk you will support our business processes with your business management know-how – from order acquisition to sales and service. With plenty of insight and a good eye for the big picture, you will help make MEIKO stronger with your commitment and expertise.
How your apprenticeship is organised (3 years):
- Learning and working your way through all the key areas of business administration: sales, purchasing, logistics, production, marketing, export, service, etc.
- Individual and group projects to consolidate the learning process
What we're looking for:
Good ability to learn and apply network thinking, an inquisitive mind that thrives on diversity and creativity and enjoys working independently. You will enjoy working in a team and have good communication skills and plenty of initiative. You will have already completed your general certificate of secondary education and have some basic knowledge of business and commerce. It is an advantage if you have attended a commercial school, commercial vocational college, or upper secondary school with a business focus. You will already have completed an internship in the field of business administration.
Hi, I'm Stefanie Möschle. I'll provide you with the support you need during your apprenticeship at MEIKO. It's an exciting opportunity for me to help guide you on this major journey into an important new phase of your life. We hold lots of team-building events where you will be able to get to know all the apprentices at MEIKO to swap information and experiences. My experience in the fields of HR and training and my team of 14 instructors and training experts will quickly help you to find your feet and make your own mark at MEIKO. Welcome!
Stefanie Möschle,
Business administration trainer
Where can I go from here?
If you are keen to continue after the course, you have lots of choices, including obtaining further qualifications such as a Master of business management in the commercial or industrial arena or studying economics or business Administration.