The 2024 training program at PORR starts
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On September 1st, the last federal states started the new training year. At PORR, too, the new apprentices started their training with great commitment - both on the construction sites and in the offices. We are delighted to welcome over 40 new apprentices to our PORR family this year.
<p>More than 40 new apprentices started their training at PORR on September 1st.</p>
With a variety of training programs in the fields of construction, technology and administration, we offer the opportunity to start and shape careers at our locations throughout Germany. Always at the forefront: our corporate culture. Reliability. Closing ranks. Recognition. Passion. Pioneering spirit. These are the five PORR principles that unite us and make us unique. They form our common corporate culture and are all we need to grow together and grow together.
We wish our new PORRians a successful and exciting start to their professional careers and look forward to the shared successes and experiences that lie ahead.
For all those who would like to start their professional journey in 2025: Discover our training opportunities and secure your place for your dream job! You can find more information on our careers page.
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