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Professional Driver
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Transport & Logistics Operations
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Internship – Professional Driver
More Than Driving – A Whole Lot More: Discover a Profession Where You Can Experience and Achieve So Much.
As a “pilot of the road,” your office is the driver’s seat. If you love being behind the wheel and enjoy the open road, this is the job for you.
You’ll learn not just how to handle the vehicle but also its technology, and we’ll help you get your truck driver’s license.
Your main role will be to transport goods safely and reliably to their destinations. You’ll have a lot of independence, like planning your own routes. You’ll also help with loading and unloading cargo, ensure everything is secured properly, and even take care of minor repairs when needed.
Training overview
At Michel, you’ll learn the art of freight forwarding and logistics in a family-oriented work environment and be trained as a specialist in the above-mentioned profession. In our in-house Truck + Trailer workshop, you’ll get hands-on experience with vehicle technology and learn to perform minor repairs yourself. During your training, you’ll work closely within your future professional environment while also gaining insight into the full range of tasks involved in goods movement.
At the vocational school in Kulmbach, you’ll attend block lessons covering topics such as business organization, maintaining and servicing commercial vehicles, vehicle technology, loading and transporting goods, and route planning.
General education subjects like German, social studies, English, and religion are also part of the curriculum. You’ll have the option to stay at the school’s dormitory free of charge, and we’ll even cover your meal costs.
Minimum Qualifications
- Secondary school diploma
- Strong organizational Skills
- Sense of Responsibility
- Technical understanding
- Driver’s license: Class B
Join the Dynamic World of Logistics!
Internship – Transportation and Logistics Operations
The training to become a Freight Forwarding and Logistics Services Clerk is a versatile and demanding career in the logistics industry. During the training, you will acquire extensive knowledge and skills to ensure the smooth handling of transport and logistics processes.
You will be responsible for planning and organizing transportation. This includes selecting suitable means of transport, preparing transport documents, coordinating the pickup and delivery of goods, and monitoring delivery schedules. Additionally, you will handle administrative tasks such as processing orders, providing customer support, and maintaining communication with suppliers, customers, and partners.
RULE THE OFFICE WORLD!
Internship – Transport and Logistics Operations
Office Communication Clerks perform administrative and commercial tasks. These include department-specific assistance, preparing relevant data and information for accounting and human resources management.
To handle these tasks efficiently, we use the latest office communication technologies for transmitting text and voice.
More info Bundesverband Güterkraftverkehr Logistik und Entsorgung (BGL) e.V. (bgl-ev.de)
BE THE MOTOR OF YOUR OWN SUCCESS!
Internship – Mechatronics Technician
When the engine is running and the vehicle is moving, we’re all smiles. But when things don’t go as planned, that’s when the heroes of every workshop step in: automotive mechatronics technicians.
This job is as varied as it is challenging, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. Whether it’s working on the chassis, brakes, or exhaust system, maintaining and repairing today’s vehicles—complete with advanced tech and electronics—is all in a day’s work.
While combustion engines are the norm today, commercial vehicles are shifting toward electric motors in the future. Every vehicle is a complex mechanical system, and with modern diagnostic tools and careful craftsmanship, mechatronics technicians keep them running smoothly. From identifying issues and fixing them to test-driving the results, this role offers plenty of excitement and variety every single day.