Advanced training

Pave your own career pathway

No matter if you strive for more responsibilities or advanced training opportunities – we will respond to your individual situation!

A good employer not only gives clear guidelines, but also listens to his employees and responds to their individual wishes and needs. We recognise your potential and help you to make the best possible use of it.

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Career pathways

Our employees tell their story
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» The company kept its word and offered me a varied working environment that could serve as the basis for my bachelor thesis on process optimisation in a medium-sized construction company. «

Lina Schröder

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» As a construction supervisor and dispatcher, solving problems is one of my tasks. The daily planning of personnel, equipment and material deployment, as well as the management of construction sites, always presents new challenges. «

Sven Bergmann

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» I am the 2nd generation to work in the company, and my little son will be following soon as an excavator driver. After many years on the construction sites, nowadays I contribute from my desk to a smooth workflow. «

Jörg Schwarz

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» Studying and working at the same time is exhausting at first, but it is definitely worth it! Today I work as a construction manager and am glad to have gone this way. «

Sebastian Goll

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» Fun at work is absolutely necessary. If you don’t have fun anymore, you better stop and reorient yourself. «

Jörg Gutjahr

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The advanced training opportunities at Wilhelm Schütz

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