FRANKFURT AM MAIN. 72 young professionals have started their training or studies at the German Pension Insurance Company Hessen. “You can expect qualified, varied and practical training with secure future prospects, with our trainers providing you with dedicated support,” said Dr. Michael Stegmann, member of the management team, welcoming the young people.
In addition to training as a social insurance clerk, the German Pension Insurance Hessen offers four dual degree programs: Bachelor of Laws/Company Audit Service, Bachelor of Arts/Digital Administration, Bachelor of Laws/Social Administration – Pension Insurance and Bachelor of Science/Business Information Technology. Training and study combine theory and practice and each last three years. Trainees start their professional lives with 1,218 euros per month, while students receive between 1,476 and 1,507 euros depending on the course of study. All junior employees can use a free job or semester ticket. The chances of being taken on are currently very good. The Hessian pension insurance provider is currently training a total of 180 young people at its locations in Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Künzell, Kassel and Königstein.
Anyone interested in an apprenticeship or a dual study program with the German Pension Insurance Hesse can, for example, get information in person from trainers from the social insurance provider at the education fair “azubi- und studientage Kassel” from September 6th to 7th or at the “Stuzubi Frankfurt” on September 21st in Frankfurt am Main. Entry to the fairs is free.
Further information about the training and study opportunities offered by the German Pension Insurance Hessen and the possibility of applying online can be found at www.ausbildung-drv-hessen.de.
The German Pension Insurance Hessen, with headquarters in Frankfurt am Main, is the largest social insurance provider in Hesse. It looks after around 2.4 million insured persons, 584,000 pensioners and over 115,000 employers. It is the regional contact in Hesse for questions about pensions, rehabilitation and prevention as well as retirement provision.
Frankfurt am Main, 2. September 2024
