Sewer Construction Apprentice (m/f/d)
As a sewer construction apprentice, you will learn how to plan, build, and maintain underground pipe systems for wastewater and other utility lines. You will be trained in the construction of sewers and manholes, learn how to lay pipes, create connections, and seal structures. In addition, you will learn how to excavate, secure, and backfill construction pits. Your manual dexterity and interest in construction make you an important part of our team.
bachelor of engeneering (M/F/D)
While you study civil engineering or a related field at university, you’ll simultaneously gain valuable hands-on experience at the company in areas such as planning, construction supervision, and project management. Your responsibilities will include working on real-world construction projects, creating technical drawings, overseeing construction processes, and learning about state-of-the-art methods in sewer and civil engineering. This program provides you with the ideal foundation to later take on leadership roles in the construction industry and actively contribute to shaping our infrastructure.
Industrial Business Administration Apprenticeship (m/f/d)
Your start in your professional career—with security and prospects.
Would you like to complete a solid business apprenticeship after high school and gradually grow into your professional role? Then you’ve come to the right place. As an industrial clerk at Michel Bau, you’ll get to know various areas of a company—from order processing to accounting.
STATE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN SCHOOLS AND BUSINESS
Our partners include the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Education, and Labor, together with the Chambers of Industry and Commerce, the Chambers of Crafts, the Northern Regional Office of the Federal Employment Agency, and the Association of Business Organizations in Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg.
We are working together with the Einfeld Elementary and Comprehensive School to foster collaboration between schools and businesses:
- The school’s educational work should be supported by a stronger focus on real-world relevance.
- Economic education should be expanded to better prepare students for their future roles in the economy.
- Career preparation is to be improved.
The following activities are made possible within the framework of the school-business partnership:
- Introduction to the company
- Information on the apprenticeship trades of sewer line installer and industrial clerk
- Company tours
- Workplace internships
- Apprentices at the school
- Skilled workers in the classroom
- Job applicant training/job interview (role-playing)
- Project support
For more information, please visit the website of the State Government of Schleswig-Holstein.