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Over 175 colleagues, 6 apprentices — and you right in the middle of it all. We manufacture medications for seriously ill patients.

From raw materials to finished product, we're involved in every step of the manufacturing process — and we bring you on board from day one.

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Everyone's on a first-name basis here, from the apprentices to the managing directors.

And everyone looks out for each other. That really surprised me.

Simon, training to become an Industrial Business Administrator

I told a friend what my apprenticeship is like.

And she went ahead and applied to AMW herself.

Kathi, training to become an Industrial Business Administrator

After lunch, most of us head outside for a quick walk.

That's when you run into other colleagues who are already outside. Some really nice conversations usually come out of it.

Milo, training to become an Industrial Business Administrator

These are the roles you can train for with us

Warehouse Logistics Operative

What you'll learn

You'll receive, inspect, and store goods — from raw materials through to finished medications.
You'll check, scan, and put away stock: some things go in the fridge, some in the freezer, and plenty just on the shelf.
You'll pick and stage goods for production.
For dispatch, you'll pack and label shipments before handing them over to the logistics provider.
We have strict hygiene requirements, so cleanliness is essential here.

Entry requirements: Lower secondary school certificate.

Something to look forward to

Our warehouse is climate-controlled at 22°C. That means it’s warm in winter, and pleasantly cool in summer.
No heavy lifting required. The occasional 4kg parcel — that's about as heavy as it gets.
We'll prepare you for your exams. Tell us what you struggle with, and we'll look over it with you. You can count on us for that.
We're a small, fun team that laughs together a lot. We really care about treating each other well.

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IT Specialist for Systems Integration

What you'll learn

You'll plan and set up IT systems — from individual workstations to the company network.
That includes installing software, setting up user accounts, and connecting devices like printers and Wi-Fi.
When something goes wrong, you'll be the person your colleagues turn to, whether a computer's stopped working or the internet's playing up.
You'll make sure systems and settings are always kept up to date.
You'll document your work. We will provide templates for that to keep things straightforward.

Entry requirements: Intermediate school certificate or higher secondary school certificate.

Something to look forward to

You'll be out and about across the whole company with your IT colleagues, since everyone needs you at some point. If you enjoy working closely with people, you'll fit right in.
We want you to become as independent as possible over time. But don't worry, we'll walk you through everything step by step.
If needed, we'll cover the cost of an additional prep course before your exams.

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Chemical Laboratory Technician

What you'll learn

You'll learn to handle chemicals safely, including hazardous substances, and prepare a wide range of reagents.
You'll test various quality parameters of our pharmaceutical product at different stages of the manufacturing process.
You'll work with state-of-the-art equipment and carry out a variety of tests and analyses.
You'll process samples and analyze the results.
Because we manufacture medications, strict safety and hygiene standards apply; precise, clean working practices are essential.
You'll digitally document your workflow and results in detail.

Entry requirements: Intermediate school certificate or higher secondary school certificate.

Something to look forward to

You'll work in a cutting-edge, fully equipped laboratory.
As a specialist pharmaceutical company, we'll introduce you to methods and techniques you won't find just anywhere.
You'll learn at your own pace. Step by step. We won't throw you in at the deep end.
We'll prepare you thoroughly for your exams, and in the run-up to your written exams, you'll have half-days set aside for studying. Of course, we want you to do well.

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Industrial Business Administrator

What you'll learn

You'll plan and organize workflows — in areas like Purchasing or Sales.
You'll contact suppliers, compare offers, and place orders.
Writing invoices, checking payments, and keeping an eye on costs are all part of the role.
You'll support the Sales team, prepare offers, and handle customer requests.
You'll work across different departments and gradually build up a clear picture of how everything fits together.

Entry requirements: Intermediate school certificate or higher secondary school certificate.

Something to look forward to

Our industrial business administrator apprentices rotate through many departments, spending three to four months getting to know each one in depth.
We'll make sure you're well prepared for your exams: You'll have enough study time built in, and if needed, we'll cover the cost of an additional prep course.

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Your apprenticeship salary

1st year: €1.200/month

2nd year: €1.300/month

3rd year: €1.400/month

Would you like to get to know us and experience what we are all about?

Whether you are in school, attending a Fachoberschule (FOS), or studying at university, our experts from various departments will support you throughout your internship.

For Secondary School Students

Whether you are in school, attending a Fachoberschule (FOS), or studying at university, our experts from various departments will support you throughout your internship.

For University Students

Would you like to apply what you have learned in your studies in a real-world work environment? Depending on your field of study, we will find the right working student position for you.

We train people because we need them.

So, your chances of getting a permanent position are excellent.

Isabelle, apprenticeship supervisor for Industrial Business Administrators

My IT manager and I go for a walk together every now and then. We talk about how things are going for me.

He gives me feedback and asks what he can do to make the experience better for me.

Maurice, training to become an IT Specialist in Systems Integration

My German wasn't great when I started. But everyone was understanding and patient with me.

I'd only been in Germany since 2023, so I was worried about that at first.

Iana, training to become a Chemical Laboratory Technician

Before I do something on my own for the first time, my colleagues always check in to see if I feel ready.

I get to decide whether I want them to walk me through it once more or whether I'm good to go.

Iana, training to become a Chemical Laboratory Technician

AMW employee Kathi, training to become an Industrial Business Administrator

There's a real sense of togetherness here. Everyone — and I mean everyone — wants to help.

Nobody's left on their own. It's the same among the apprentices. When new people join, we make them feel welcome straight away. You're part of the group from day one.

Kathi, training to become an Industrial Business Administrator

How we support you

We want to help you grow professionally and personally. That's why when we look at applications, we focus on who you are as a person. Grades matter a lot less to us than you might think.

In your first few days, you'll get to know your fellow apprentices right away.

Every month, you'll have at least one one-on-one with your supervisor. If you'd like more, we'll make that happen.

At the end of each three-month rotation, you'll have a structured feedback session. Your colleagues will take real time with you to cover what went well and where there's room to grow. And we'll ask you the same: what could we be doing better, and what do you need?

If you're feeling uncertain ahead of your exams, we'll fund additional prep courses for you.

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Our perks for you

Flexible hours

You decide when you start in the morning. Of course, you’ll coordinate with your team.

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32 days off

30 days annual leave plus 2 additional days (Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve); special leave for personal occasions.

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€50 a month for shopping and leisure

Via Edenred vouchers.

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We cover your travel costs to vocational school

Even if you drive.

Thorough exam preparation

Full support getting ready for your exams.

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Strong prospects of a permanent role

Excellent chances of being kept on after you qualify.

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Good food, low cost

Freshly cooked lunch for €2.

Gym access with Wellpass for just under €17/month

Valid at fitness studios across Germany.

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Premium coffee, tea, milk, water, and fruit

We source them locally, and they’re on the house.

And much more

Corporate Benefits portal with deals from leading brands across all areas of life; free on-site parking; truck available to borrow; company events and team outings; co-funding for professional development programs.

What our supervisors say

I love working with apprentices who are curious and willing to take initiative.

If you engage, ask questions, and think things through, you'll learn so much here. And don't worry: nobody's expected to have it all figured out from day one.

Johann, apprenticeship supervisor for Industrial Business Administrators

What matters most to me is that our apprentices understand not just what they're doing, but why.

I take time to explain things properly and give regular feedback. But their feedback matters to me just as much: what's actually helping them learn, and what can I do better to help them develop?

Thomas, apprenticeship supervisor for IT

Our apprentices get the time they need to develop at their own pace.

Alongside an interest in chemistry, a practical, hands-on streak is a plus. If you're not sure whether it's the right fit, job shadowing is a great way to find out.

Franziska, apprenticeship supervisor for Chemical Laboratory Technicians

Start strong, keep growing — that's our motto in the warehouse.

At the beginning, we walk you through everything, so you get the full picture. The work isn't physically demanding. What counts more is precision and attention to detail, because at the end of the day, we're dealing with medication.

Dalibor, apprenticeship supervisor for Warehouse Logistics

I wanted to do my apprenticeship at a company that makes a difference to people's lives. So, I chose AMW.

Before graduating from school, I worked in a care facility, that's why I know how badly people can suffer.

Kathi, training to become an Industrial Business Administrator

Apprenticeship

Over 175 colleagues, 6 apprentices — and you right in the middle of it all. We manufacture medications for seriously ill patients.

Everyone's on a first-name basis here, from the apprentices to the managing directors.

I told a friend what my apprenticeship is like.

After lunch, most of us head outside for a quick walk.

These are the roles you can train for with us

Warehouse Logistics Operative

IT Specialist for Systems Integration

Chemical Laboratory Technician

Industrial Business Administrator

Your apprenticeship salary

For Secondary School Students

For University Students

We train people because we need them.

My IT manager and I go for a walk together every now and then. We talk about how things are going for me.

My German wasn't great when I started. But everyone was understanding and patient with me.

Before I do something on my own for the first time, my colleagues always check in to see if I feel ready.

There's a real sense of togetherness here. Everyone — and I mean everyone — wants to help.

Our perks for you

I love working with apprentices who are curious and willing to take initiative.

What matters most to me is that our apprentices understand not just what they're doing, but why.

Our apprentices get the time they need to develop at their own pace.

Start strong, keep growing — that's our motto in the warehouse.

I wanted to do my apprenticeship at a company that makes a difference to people's lives. So, I chose AMW.

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Apprenticeship

Over 175 colleagues, 6 apprentices — and you right in the middle of it all. We manufacture medications for seriously ill patients.

Everyone's on a first-name basis here, from the apprentices to the managing directors.

I told a friend what my apprenticeship is like.

After lunch, most of us head outside for a quick walk.

These are the roles you can train for with us

Warehouse Logistics Operative

IT Specialist for Systems Integration

Chemical Laboratory Technician

Industrial Business Administrator

Your apprenticeship salary

For Secondary School Students

For University Students

We train people because we need them.

My IT manager and I go for a walk together every now and then. We talk about how things are going for me.

My German wasn't great when I started. But everyone was understanding and patient with me.

Before I do something on my own for the first time, my colleagues always check in to see if I feel ready.

There's a real sense of togetherness here. Everyone — and I mean everyone — wants to help.

Our perks for you

I love working with apprentices who are curious and willing to take initiative.

What matters most to me is that our apprentices understand not just what they're doing, but why.

Our apprentices get the time they need to develop at their own pace.

Start strong, keep growing — that's our motto in the warehouse.

I wanted to do my apprenticeship at a company that makes a difference to people's lives. So, I chose AMW.

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