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Hands in work gloves screwing a threaded pipe into a radiator

AI can’t
install a radiator.
You can.

Funded training for the trades. Free with an education voucher.

Our courses

All courses and dates in the course finder

  • AZAVcertified since 2006 (CertEuropA): approved for state-funded training
  • VDEMember
  • Rhine-NeckarA company in the Metropolitan Region
  • anedisPartner

Other languages: Deutsch · العربية · [Українська / Русский]

Who pays for your course?

It depends on your situation. Choose what is true for you.

The Federal Employment Agency (Agentur für Arbeit) or the Jobcenter.

For this, you need an education voucher (Bildungs­gutschein). You apply for it at your local Employment Agency or Jobcenter. The Employment Agency or the Jobcenter decides if you get the voucher. [You can use your education voucher with us: we are AZAV certified. We help with the application – please confirm]

Education voucher: how it works

Not sure? We can work that out in your advice session. Book free advice

From advice to a new career

Unlike most training providers, we find your employer first.

  1. Advice

    You are here

    Free of charge. In person or via Microsoft Teams. Then you take a language test.

  2. Trial days

    Two days with your future employer. You see if the job suits you.

  3. Job offer

    If it works for both sides, you get the job offer – before the course.

  4. Course

    Free with an education voucher. [Duration of each course]

  5. Job

    Your goal

    You start with your employer. If it does not work out, our job placement service keeps looking, free of charge.

[The current website names trial days and a job offer in advance for Systemtechnik and Garten- und Landschaftsbau. Also for Haustechnik? – please confirm]

Book free advice

Free of charge. In person or via Microsoft Teams. We talk about the job, the pay and the funding.

Next available appointments

You get your appointment by email, with a link for Teams. After the advice session, you take the language test.

Prefer to call? 0800 9 778899 (free), Mon–Fri, 8:00–17:00.

“We like people!”Our motto

Common questions

How much does the course cost me?

The advice session is free. With an education voucher, the Employment Agency or the Jobcenter pays for the course. The Employment Agency or the Jobcenter decides if you get the voucher.

Is my German good enough?

You need enough German, for example level B1 [please confirm]. All three courses are also available with German for work. You take the language test after the advice session.

How do I get an education voucher?

Talk to your adviser at the Employment Agency or at the Jobcenter. [We help with the application – please confirm]

Education voucher: how it works
How long does a course take?

The Fachkraft für Haustechnik course takes 3 to 6 months. The other courses: [duration to follow]. A day on the course: [times].

Can I learn while I work?

All three courses are also available part-time. The Systemtechnik course is also available in a hybrid format. Hybrid means: partly in person, partly online.

Do I need a driving licence?

Often, yes. In the job you usually drive a company car. You need the licence by the end of the course at the latest. The Jobcenter can help with this, and we support you. [still current? – please confirm]

What happens after the course?

You start with your new employer. With Systemtechnik and Garten- und Landschaftsbau, you already have the job offer before the course. If it does not work out, our job placement service keeps looking, free of charge.

Can’t find your question? Ask in the chat or call us: 0800 9 778899 (free).

Locations

Courses in Baden-Württemberg, Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, North Rhine-Westphalia and Saarland. You can also get advice online via Microsoft Teams.

Head office

ak Training+Beratung GmbH
E 2, 1–3
68159 Mannheim

0800 9 778899 (free)
info@ak-training.com

Office hours: Mon–Fri, 8:00–17:00

Get directions

[Please confirm the list: your course pages also name Düren, Frankfurt and Cologne.]