Hessen Kassel Heritage manages the cultural heritage of the Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel, which includes historical castles, several museums, and outstanding historical parklands such as the UNESCO World Heritage site "Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe" in Kassel and its surroundings, covering an area of 40 to 240 hectares. In the carpentry workshop, all park inventory items, from trash cans and park benches to gates and formwork for concrete stairs, are manufactured and maintained. Additionally, the carpentry training includes creating architecture for exhibitions at the museums of Hessen Kassel Heritage and building object frames.
Become a carpenter!
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Previous education:
Secondary school leaving certificate, intermediate school leaving certificate or high school diploma
Duration of training:
3 years
Working hours:
40 hours per week
Deployment locations:
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
Karlsaue Park
Wilhelmsthal Park
Vocational school:
Further education:
Master craftsmen and technicians, Master Professional for restoration in the trade, architecture studies
What do you learn in carpentry?
Planning and preparing work processes, working in a team.
Design, construction, manufacturing, and maintenance of products, such as furniture and park equipment.
Setting up, securing, and clearing workstations.
Assembly of prefabricated parts
Working with different materials (especially wood, but also glass)
Setting up, operating, and maintaining various hand tools and machinery used in carpentry.
Interior finishing (e.g. floors, ceilings, doors)
Treating and refining surfaces
Organization of the training company, vocational training, as well as labor and collective bargaining law.
Safety and health protection
Environmental protection and sustainability
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Manual dexterity
Creativity
Spatial Thinking
Technical understanding
Enjoying working with wood.
This is what we offer...
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Regular working hours, a short Friday, Saturday off, and Sunday on-call watering service as needed.
30 days of vacation
Apprenticeship salary according to the Collective agreement for trainees of the state of Hesse according to the Vocational Training Act.TVA-H BBiGSure, please provide me with the text you would like me to translate into English.
Our Specialties
The Mountain Park Wilhelmshöhe has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013.
During the training, mainly solid wood from the trees in the Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe is used. It is not uncommon for a tree from the Bergpark to become a bench in this way.
As we are filling several training positions at the same time, you will learn in a large group of apprentices and benefit from exchanging ideas with like-minded individuals.
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