Trainer for Vocational German Courses for Apprentices

WBS Training

. Deliver job-related German language instruction with a focus on warehousing and logistics .

Posted 10/26/2026part-timeOschersleben (Bode) • GermanyEntry LevelWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in delivering German language instruction tailored to warehousing and logistics, utilizing modern teaching methods and addressing specific vocational language needs. Capable of independently planning and executing lessons while fostering apprentices' linguistic and professional development.

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Qualification In German As A Foreign Language (DaF)Qualification For Vocational German Courses (ZQ BSK)Experience Teaching Vocational Or Technical GermanConfident Use Of Digital Teaching MediaClass B Driving Licence

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Hard Skills

German Language InstructionTechnical Language TeachingLesson PlanningVocational Language DevelopmentWorkplace CommunicationOccupational Safety TerminologyGoods Receiving TerminologyOrder Picking TerminologyStorage TerminologyDispatch Terminology

Soft Skills

EmpathyCommitmentEnthusiasmGoal-Oriented LeadershipEnjoyment Of Working With Apprentices

Tools & Technologies

Digital Teaching Media

Certifications & Qualifications

Qualification In German As A Foreign Language (DaF)Qualification For Vocational German Courses (ZQ BSK)

Industry Keywords

WarehousingLogisticsVocational TrainingApprenticeshipMigration Background

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Deliver job-related German language instruction with a focus on warehousing and logistics
Address language needs arising from typical workplace and vocational-school situations, such as goods receiving, storage, order picking, dispatch, occupational safety, and workplace communication
Teach and clearly explain technical language, work instructions, and occupation-specific terminology
Identify and specifically address language challenges from vocational school and the training company
Develop apprentices’ language skills and professional competencies for their everyday workplace and vocational-school activities
Support preparation for interim and final vocational training examinations; no preparation for language examinations
Independently plan, prepare, and deliver lessons in accordance with the BAMF concept for Vocational German Courses for Apprentices (Azubi-BSK)
Use suitable, modern, and practice-oriented teaching methods

Requirements

What you’ll need

Qualification in German as a Foreign Language (DaF) or German as a Second Language (DaZ)
Additional qualification for Vocational German Courses (ZQ BSK)
Enjoyment of working with apprentices and interest in supporting their linguistic and professional development
Willingness to acquire knowledge of the warehousing and logistics sector
Reliable and committed personality with the ability to lead learning groups confidently and in a goal-oriented manner
Willingness to work regularly on site in Oschersleben
Desirable: experience teaching vocational or technical German, ideally in warehousing and logistics
Desirable: experience with Vocational German Courses for Apprentices, at vocational schools, or teaching people with a migration background
Confident use of digital teaching media
Empathy, commitment, and enthusiasm for supporting young people during their vocational training
Class B driving licence and own transportation, or good access to public transport

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible home-office work
Virtual networking
Remote work with Microsoft 365 and Copilot
Innovative working environment
Comprehensive onboarding
Discount on obtaining the teaching aptitude qualification (AEVO)
Active exchange among trainers
Digital networking event
Long-term contractual security
Structured advance planning period of three to nine months
Skills-based, fair, and reliable assignment planning
Welcoming and supportive team environment
Individual opportunities for personal and professional development
Independent, self-directed work