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A placement at Cteam

Your springboard into working life.

Whether you are at school, studying at university or completing further training, a placement at Cteam offers you the valuable opportunity to gain practical experience in a professional environment and to further develop your skills. It may be your first step into the world of work and can therefore be decisive for your career orientation and planning. The placement not only provides valuable insight into everyday working life, but also helps you decide which profession truly suits you.

For Cteam, a placement is a chance to get to know motivated young talent at an early stage, bring fresh perspectives into the C-team and provide potential future employees with practical experience. A school work placement is often the first point of contact between pupils and potential future employers. It’s a win-win situation: we benefit from fresh perspectives, and pupils have the chance to test their skills in a real working environment.

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A placement offers a wide range of advantages:

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Practical experience
Gaining practical knowledge and insight into real work processes
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Career orientation
Helps you decide whether a particular field of work matches your interests and strengths
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Networking
Opportunity to make valuable contacts that may be helpful later in your career
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Skills development
Strengthening of soft skills such as communication, teamwork and time management, as well as specific technical skills
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Improved job market prospects
Practical experience on your CV increases your attractiveness to Cteam as a potential employer
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Opportunity for permanent employment
Cteam offers dedicated placement students the opportunity to join the team permanently after the placement, subject to suitable performance
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Insight into company structures and culture
Understanding how different departments work together and what defines the company culture
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Comparison of theory and practice
Applying knowledge gained during studies or training in a real work environment and understanding how it is implemented in day-to-day operations

Different types of placements

There are various types of placements, each with different goals: school work placements provide initial insight into the world of work, compulsory or voluntary placements for university students allow them to apply what they’ve studied in practice, and for career changers or those in further training, placements offer an opportunity to gain additional work experience and orientation in new fields.

A placement in the commercial field

A placement in the commercial field offers the opportunity to gain basic knowledge in areas such as finance and controlling, IT and human resources. Interns learn to work with standard software tools, gain insight into financial planning and the execution of business processes and become familiar with administrative tasks. Typical tasks include supporting invoice processing, organising meetings, preparing quotations and communicating with customers and suppliers. Such a placement is ideal for you if you value structured working and have an interest in business-related matters and organisational procedures.

A placement in the technical field

A placement in the technical field provides practical insight into tasks such as design, manufacturing, quality control and technical documentation. Interns often work with specialised software tools such as CAD programmes, learn the basics of project planning and gain an understanding of safety standards and maintenance processes. Typical tasks may include preparing technical drawings, contributing to production, conducting tests or supporting the development of new products. This type of placement is especially suitable for people with a strong interest in technology, analytical thinking and a hands-on approach to problem solving.

Development opportunities at Cteam after your placement

Training
As a successful placement student, you can also begin a company-based training programme at Cteam in order to obtain a recognised vocational qualification.
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Dual study programme
For prospective students, there is the option of starting a dual study programme that combines practical phases in the company with theoretical study content at a university.
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Student employment
Students can continue working as student assistants and support Cteam part-time during their studies in order to deepen their knowledge and expand their professional networks.
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Frequently asked questions

What should my application documents for Cteam include?

An application for a placement should generally include a cover letter, a CV and relevant certificates. Make sure your motivation and suitability are clearly expressed and well highlighted – it makes a strong impression.

Will I be paid during my placement?

Compulsory school work placements are not paid. In voluntary placements and compulsory placements for university students, as well as placements undertaken as part of further training or by career changers, you will receive appropriate remuneration.

What are the career benefits of doing a placement?

A placement provides practical experience, supports the development of new skills and offers the chance to build a professional network. These factors increase your appeal to Cteam or other potential employers and make it easier to enter the workforce, as placements are considered valuable work experience.

Do you have questions or want to learn more?

Our vocational training team is happy to help: just send a message or give us a call. We look forward to getting to know you and supporting you on your journey!

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Nils Lehmann
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