Trolli GmbH | Germany | 19xxx, 92xxx Hagenow, Neunburg vorm Wald | Apprenticeship | Full time | Published since: 09.09.2026 on stepstone.de
Training as a confectionery technologist (m/f/d)
Hello, we're Trolli! Manufacturers of the most creative and innovative fruit gums, from the world's classic Saure glow worms to the unique burgers and glotzers to the vegan dinorex or the bytes developed for gamers. Where this comes from, work must be fun – the 2,300 participants of our international Trolli family in Germany, Spain, China, France and the USA, who want to develop the confectionery market with unique technology and much imagination. At the Hagenow site we are looking for training start on 01.09.2027 trainees
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Exciting and varied insights await you, e.g. assist in commissioning, monitoring and operation of machines and plants You learn how to make, package and store fruit gum In quality management, you will learn how to perform quality assessments of finished products The training lasts 3 years, you are alternately in operation and at the ZDS - Central School of the Deutsches Süßwarenwirtschaft e.V. in Solingen (block lessons) After your training there are many possibilities for use and further training
You have a good degree in real education and pleasure in mathematics, biology, chemistry and computer science Technical understanding and care and accuracy in the application of quality systems and hygiene measures are your strengths You have fun at work and want to support our team When handling MS Office you are fit
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Location
 | Trolli GmbH | |
| Hagenow, Neunburg vorm Wald | ||
| Germany |
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