Apprenticeship and Dual Studies with a Focus on Business

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Would you like to complete a business apprenticeship or a dual study degree in business and administration? Either way, your interest in operational processes, figures, schedules, and organizational structures is crucial to us. We show you which apprenticeships or business degree programs are open to you. From industrial clerk to office management clerk: our schedule for your future is in place – apply now!

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E-Commerce Clerk (m/f/x)

You can find all information about the E-Commerce Clerk (m/f/x) apprenticeship program here.

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Wholesale and Foreign Trade Clerk (m/f/x)

You can find all information about the Wholesale and Foreign Trade Clerk (m/f/x) apprenticeship program here:

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Industrial Clerk (m/f/x)

You can find all the information about the Industrial Clerk (m/f/x) apprenticeship program here.

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Office Management Clerk (m/f/x)

You can find all the information about the Office Management Clerk (m/f/x) apprenticeship program here:

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Media Designer (m/f/x)

You can find all the information about the Media Designer (m/f/x) apprenticeship program here.

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Patent Attorney Clerk (m/f/x)

You can find all the information about the Patent Attorney Clerk (m/f/x) apprenticeship program here.

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Are you looking for strategic tasks and want to manage your own future? During your dual study program in the field of economics sat Continental, you will gain the specialist knowledge of engineers and the commercial understanding of business administrators. You will be able to apply the knowledge you have acquired to projects in a wide variety of areas, such as purchasing, logistics, human resources and marketing, and finance. Discover our dual study programs in the field of economics – from business administration and business informatics through to industrial engineering.