European Convenience Food GmbH | Germany | 49xxx Garrel | Apprenticeship | Full time | Published since: 03.02.2026 on stepstone.de
Apprenticeship as a food technology specialist (m/f/d)
We are a medium-sized company in the TK food industry. Our brand portfolio includes the well-known brands Vegeta and Karl Kemper - two food service brands that are characterized by diversity, tradition and competence. The brand new leaf has also been part of the brand family since the latest - the new brand for food retailing. Our motivated employees produce high-quality TK products, which have been successfully sold in the out-house market for more than 30 years, in food retailing and to the food industry in Germany and West Europe. We are leading for vegetarian TK-Convenience based on vegetables. To strengthen our team we are looking for the start of training a/n Apprenticeship for Food Technology (m/w/d). .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Working in the production process of high-quality frozen and convenience products Production of frozen products and finished meals using modern machines and production facilities Monitoring and operation of production plants Testing, analysis and labelling of raw materials and ingredients Creating and converting recipes as a basis for machine production
You have a strong interest in the food industry. Teamwork is fun. You like the work on machines. You have a good feeling for recipes and taste and like to cook. You can demonstrate a good main or real school degree. .
Location
 | European Convenience Food GmbH | |
| 49681 Garrel | ||
| Germany |
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