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Media technologist

Are you interested in creating print products in the artisanal and artistic fields? Would you like to learn the art of letterpress printing as well as modern printing processes? Then complete your training as a media technologist at the Gutenberg Museum, the world museum of the art of printing according to all the rules of the "black art".

Print store workshop manager Christoph Sünder at work

Training to become a media technologist takes a total of three years and consists of:

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Recruitment requirements

  • At least a qualified secondary school leaving certificate I
  • German language skills at level C1 with at least satisfactory performance

Start and duration of training

August 1, 2026, for a period of 3 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

August 31, 2025

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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