Experiment e.V. | Germany | 53xxx Bonn | Apprenticeship | Full time | Published since: 14.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Trainee for the profession of tourism clerk with a focus on travel events (m/f/d)
Experiment is Germany's oldest non-profit exchange organization that aims to exchange between people of all cultures, religions and ages. To strengthen our team we are looking for our office in Bonn a*en Apprentices for the Profession Tourist Board (m/w/d), Focus on Travel Event
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Application for interested parties, organisation of the application and selection procedure Contact with partner organisations in our exchange countries Contract and accounting Organisation of departure (visa information, flight bookings) Implementation of information events for students and their parents Participation in general information events and fairs online and nationwide General commercial/administrative tasks
Higher education or higher education German knowledge of native language and very good English knowledge in word and writing Intercultural understanding Ideally, participation in a long-term exchange programme during school time (“High School Year”) Flexibility, responsiveness and commitment Also welcome experience with voluntary commitment and/or in non-profit associations
Flexible working hours Hybrid work Special holiday on birthday 50 € voucher every month Germany ticket JobRad Valuable working environment Flat hierarchies Training allowance: 800€ in 1. Year to 1,052€ in the 3rd year. .
Location
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| Bonn | ||
| Germany |
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