Apprenticeship as an administrative assistant (m/f/d)

If you choose a training course at the Gütersloh district, you choose more than one Occupation. You decide for responsibility, for community – and for a real we. From love to circle we create the lives of people here every day – with mind and feeling.

It takes expertise, team spirit and also: heart, yours.

Your dream training is exciting, safe and makes sense? Then start with us – with an education as Manager (m/w/d) Type: Dual training Start: 01.09.2027 Duration: 3 years Payment: approx. 1.370 Euro gross monthly in the first year

You combine the practice in public administration with the theory at the Studieninstitut Westfalen-Lippe in Bielefeld and at the Erich-Gutenberg-Berufskolleg in Bünde. The theoretical training takes place once a week in Bielefeld and in block lessons in Bünde. You are going through various sections of practice in various departments at a training site – in Gütersloh, Rheda-Wiedenbrück or Halle (Westf.). You will deepen your knowledge of legal, economic and social issues as well as administrative processes, budgetary and accounting, digitalization and service competence. You learn to work in a practical way on a project and case-related basis, are accompanied by experienced mentors and receive regular feedback on personal development. You train important skills such as teamwork, communication and conflict resolution and service-oriented advice. From love to circle – and to your future. We will accompany you from the outset so that you can continue professionally and personally: with a sound training, individual support and real perspectives.

the upper secondary school qualification (e.g. primary school qualification type B, final school qualification) or a comparable school qualification; have interest in legal matters and in dealing with people, team-ready, responsible and committed, independently think, learn and trade, has good communication capability and linguistic expressability in texts, flexible, responsive and analytical. .