Discover new perspectives in construction

Start your career with an apprenticeship

An apprenticeship in Austria is more than just training – it’s a proven path to a secure and self-determined career. This opportunity isn’t just for young people – it’s also ideal for adults looking to make a fresh start through continuing education.

Choosing an apprenticeship in construction or the skilled trades means combining hands-on work with in-depth expertise. From day one, apprentices gain valuable experience and become part of a real company team. That builds confidence – and opens up real career opportunities.

One of Austria’s biggest advantages: strong collective agreements.
They ensure fair wages, regulated working hours, and clear recognition of your achievements. Completing an apprenticeship gives you a head start – with higher entry-level salaries, better career prospects, and the chance to keep growing professionally, whether through advanced qualifications, a master craftsperson certificate, or even a future degree.

Especially for career changers, an apprenticeship offers a real opportunity. It brings stability, opens new doors, and takes you step by step toward your professional goals – no matter where you’re starting from.

Our try-out apprenticeships

CONSTRUCTION WORKER

Then an apprenticeship as a structural construction worker is just right for you!
Whether it’s residential buildings or schools – nothing gets built without structural workers. Your work creates lasting value that will stand for generations. You'll work with state-of-the-art technology, stay physically active, and see the results of your efforts at the end of each day. You’re not looking for just any job – you want to leave your mark on the world? Help build the future!
Structural construction workers build structures such as residential buildings, office complexes, industrial facilities, and public institutions.
They work with materials like concrete, reinforced concrete, bricks, and other construction materials. Their tasks include constructing walls, ceilings, and foundations, installing formwork and reinforcement, and plastering interior and exterior surfaces. Structural construction workers often work in teams, in all weather conditions, and always according to precise building plans.
Constructing buildings using concrete, brick, or other materials

Creating formwork and reinforcement structures

Pouring concrete and laying bricks for walls, stairs, and ceilings

Surveying and leveling construction sites

Reading and interpreting construction plans and technical drawings

TIMBER CONSTRUCTION WORKER

Timber builders are true doers with a feel for materials. You work with a sustainable raw material, spend time outdoors, and create durable structures that are a sight to behold. From rustic roof trusses to innovative timber houses – your profession combines traditional craftsmanship with high-tech. Build your foundation for a strong future – with a career in timber construction!
Timber builders – also known as carpenters – are specialists in timber structures such as roof trusses, carports, timber houses, or facade cladding. They plan, manufacture, and assemble structures made of wood and wood-based materials. They use machinery, but also traditional craftsmanship and custom work.
Cutting and processing wood

Installation of roof structures, ceilings, walls

Construction of complete wooden houses

Application of traditional wood connections and modern joining technology

Work according to plans and static specifications

And all this with two strong professions. Want to be doubly creative? As a painter and plumber, you'll bring color to life while also providing functional weather protection. You'll combine aesthetics with technology, work with a wide range of materials, and be a welcome addition to any construction site. Two professions, one apprenticeship—and countless opportunities. Unleash your talent!
This combined apprenticeship combines two creative and technical trades: Painters design, protect, and refine interior and exterior surfaces. Plumbers manufacture and install metal components for roofs, facades, and drainage systems. Both professions require precision, craftsmanship, and a sense of design.
Preparing and painting walls, ceilings, facades

Application of coatings, varnishes and wallpapers

Manufacture and installation of gutters, sheet metal cladding and facade components

Working with paints, metals and machines

PAINTER & TINSMITH

ROOFER

Are you comfortable with heights and looking for an apprenticeship where you'll work with your hands and take on real responsibility? As a roofer, you'll protect houses from wind and weather and install technology on roofs. You'll work with modern materials, strong teams, and always in the fresh air. Your profession has a future – secure it!
Roofers are responsible for covering and waterproofing roofs. They work with clay tiles, slate, sheet metal, bitumen, or foil, ensuring that buildings are permanently protected. This requires a great deal of skill, a head for heights, and technical understanding.
Covering pitched and flat roofs

Sealing roof surfaces and connections

Installation of roof windows, snow guard systems, solar panels

Maintenance and renovation of roofs

Working at high altitudes

As a drywaller and plasterer, you transform raw construction sites into livable spaces. With your sensitivity for shapes, surfaces, and materials, you transform a shell into a true home. Whether it's a modern partition wall or artistic stucco, your craftsmanship is visible and tangible. Creative, versatile, and future-proof: your apprenticeship in interior design.
Drywallers construct room-defining structures such as partition walls, ceiling, and floor systems using plasterboard and other materials. Plasterers design interiors with plaster, stucco, and decorative elements. This apprenticeship combines technical knowledge with creative craftsmanship.
Installation of lightweight walls and suspended ceilings

Plastering and designing interior walls and facades

Installation of insulation materials for thermal, sound and fire protection

Application of classic and modern stucco techniques

Reading plans and precise work in interior design

DRYWALLER & PLASTERER

TILER & CERAMIC STOVE BUILDER

Your world is colorful, exactly—and sometimes quite hot. As a tiler and bricklayer, you design rooms with style and create cozy warmth in living rooms. You combine design, technology, and craftsmanship into a profession with high standards—and a bright future. Show what you're made of—and make your apprenticeship a real eye-catcher!
Tilers cover walls and floors with ceramics, natural stone, or mosaics—both functionally and decoratively. Stove fitters plan and build custom-designed tiled stoves, fireplaces, and other ceramic heating systems. Both professions require precision, technical expertise, and a keen eye for design.
Cutting, laying and grouting tiles and slabs

Surface preparation and sealing

Planning and construction of tiled stoves and fireplaces

Processing of ceramic materials

Reading and implementing technical drawings

Time to get hands-on – grab your spot at our trial days!