Guiding the Pathway of Education in Austria
The Austrian technology and high-security company, renowned for its expertise in identity document protection, has announced the opening of its apprenticeship programs for the upcoming year. Interested individuals are invited to apply for positions in Information Technology (with a focus on System Technology) and Bookbinding.
For those applying for the Information Technology apprenticeship, the program typically spans over a multi-year period, with an example duration of approximately 2 years. The training content covers a solid foundation in system technology, encompassing software development basics, IT infrastructure, security, and administration. Apprentices will receive practical, workplace-based training combined with theoretical study. Upon completion, apprentices will receive recognized certification or advanced certificates related to IT/system technology.
In addition, apprentices will spend a significant amount of time applying their skills at the company, ensuring hands-on experience with security-sensitive technologies. The emphasis is on IT system installation, configuration, maintenance, as well as cybersecurity and quality assurance relevant to high-security environments.
For those with a passion for traditional and modern bookbinding techniques, the Bookbinding apprenticeship offers training suitable for secure document production. Apprentices will learn to produce, assemble, and finish secure documents, with a focus on precision and quality control in a security-focused production environment. The training structure includes a combination of classroom instruction in bookbinding methods and extensive hands-on practice within the company. Upon completion, apprentices will receive formal certification in bookbinding craftsmanship.
Both apprenticeships require a completed secondary education or equivalent as a prerequisite. In addition, applicants must demonstrate attention to detail, reliability, and a strong interest in technology (for IT) or craftsmanship (for bookbinding), with a commitment to security protocols. Given the sensitive nature of identity document protection, apprentices must also comply with strict security measures.
The application process is transparent and straightforward, often requiring submission of educational certificates and possibly aptitude tests or interviews to assess suitability. The application documents (CV, certificates, cover letter, and photo) should be sent directly to the Human Resources and Organizational Development department at personal@ourwebsite.
Successful apprentices can look forward to financial independence through a monthly apprenticeship salary, individual support through mentoring and training workshops, and career development opportunities post-apprenticeship, especially in high-tech and secure identity document production sectors. These programs are designed to combine theoretical learning with practical application in a high-security environment, preparing apprentices for skilled roles in technology and document protection industries.
To pursuit the Information Technology apprenticeship, the multi-year program provides comprehensive skills training in software development, IT infrastructure, security, and administration necessary for a career in the technology industry, with a focus on high-security environments and employment in the identity document production sector.
For those interested in the Bookbinding apprenticeship, the training offers a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on practice in the production of secure documents, fostering craftsmanship skills relevant for employment in the document protection industry and adherence to security measures applicable in high-security environments.
