Fresh crop of 18 city administration trainees stepping into their professional roles
The Meerbusch city administration is excited to announce the expansion of its apprenticeship program for the training year 2026. The city administration is seeking talented individuals for various training professions, including city inspector candidates, administrative clerks, integrated practical trainee educators, IT specialists in system integration, gardeners in garden and landscape construction, and more.
The recruitment process for the 2026 training year has already begun, and interested individuals are encouraged to visit jobs.our city for information about the available positions and application details.
The Meerbusch city administration has built a reputation as an attractive employer with very good development opportunities for apprentices. This year, 18 apprentices began their careers with the city administration on September 1, including four city inspector trainees, four administrative specialists, five apprentices for the practice-integrated training as a kindergarten teacher, two interns in the recognition year, one apprentice for the IT specialist with the specialisation in system integration, a gardener, and a gardener with a specialisation in garden and landscape design who started their apprenticeship on August 1.
During an induction week, the new apprentices were welcomed by Mayor Christian Bommers and familiarised themselves with the city administration and Meerbusch in general. The apprentices unanimously praised the good reputation of the Meerbusch city administration and expressed their pleasure in choosing the city administration for their training.
The Meerbusch city administration continues to be an attractive employer for apprentices, with a commitment to providing information about its apprenticeship program on its website. The city administration's website, jobs.our city, is the source for information about the training professions available for the training year 2026.
Mayor Christian Bommers expressed his pleasure that the apprentices chose the Meerbusch city administration for their training, stating, "We are proud to offer very good development opportunities for apprentices and are excited to welcome our new trainees to the team." The Meerbusch city administration looks forward to another successful year of apprenticeships and the continued growth of its talented team.
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