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Bricklayer:in

Design and craftsmanship

Are you interested in craftsmanship and would like to create something with your hands? Lay the foundations for your future as a bricklayer.

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Training to become a bricklayer takes a total of 3 years and consists of:

  • Practical training at the Mainz Building Management School (GWM) and at partner companies
  • School-based training at the Vocational School for Trade and Technology (BBS I) in Mainz
  • and inter-company training courses with targeted exam preparation at the Rheinhessen Chamber of Crafts

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Recruitment requirements

  • At least a satisfactory vocational qualification or a qualified secondary school diploma
  • German language proficiency at the C1 level with at least satisfactory performance

Start and duration of training

On August 1 of each year for a period of three years.

Remuneration

1st year of training: €1,368.26/month
2nd year of training: €1,418.20/month
3rd year of training: €1,464.02/month

Application deadline

We offer apprenticeships based on our staffing needs in order to provide our trainees with a high chance of being hired. Therefore, we are not offering any apprenticeship positions in this field for the 2027 training year. Please refrain from applying at this time.

Application documents

  • Cover letter
  • Resume
  • Your last two transcripts
  • Copies of other relevant application documents

Severely disabled applicants with equal qualifications will be given preference. We welcome applications from people with a migrant background.

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