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Employees at thyssenkrupp

People make the difference. At thyssenkrupp, we value talent; people whose expertise and dedication shape our future.
Employees at thyssenkrupp

Our team, our strength

We can only remain successful in the future with excellently qualified specialists.

Employees at thyssenkrupp

To ensure this in the long term, we offer qualified training, customized continuing education programs for our employees, and various entry-level opportunities for young talents and experienced experts.

Apprenticeship at thyssenkrupp

Key figures FY 2025/2026
2,644
apprentices

68
apprenticeship professions

81%
successful apprenticeship degrees

5%
apprenticeship training rate, consistent for years

Apprenticeship at thyssenkrupp

Apprenticeship training for young people in particular is a central element of thyssenkrupp's corporate philosophy and an important building block in securing our long-term supply of skilled workers.

Apprenticeship at thyssenkrupp

There are various apprenticeship models to choose from: On the one hand, there is theclassic training(German) in the industrial, technical or commercial area. On the other hand, there is the option of completing a dual study program(German). This combines the advantages of theoretical studies and practical training.

The apprenticeships are organised largely autonomously by the individual segments and the associated companies. To ensure the high quality of our training programs, there is a monthly exchange between the training coordinators of the respective segments. The Group Youth and Trainee Council (KJAV) serves as a central point of contract for all trainees and dual students. It advocates for their interests within the company.

Career at thyssenkrupp

There are numerous ways to start a career at thyssenkrupp: apprenticeships, trainee programmes or internships, direct entry opportunities for young professionals as well as specialist and management careers for experienced professionals.

Career at thyssenkrupp

Within the framework of a trainee programme, we offer the opportunity to get to know thyssenkrupp extensively. In 12 to 24 months, our trainees pass through various stations in Germany and abroad. They are thus optimally prepared for a subsequent specialist or management career at thyssenkrupp.

Even during their studies, students can gain their first work experience or write their thesis at thyssenkrupp. To this end, we have strengthened our cooperation with universities. In addition, we offer students educational programmes, support groups, workshops and excursions as part of our university marketing, thus giving them valuable insights into practical experience.

Those who have not yet decided on an apprenticeship path or are still at school can get a taste of the working world at thyssenkrupp through a (student) internship.

You can find more information and current vacancies on our careers page.

Professional development at thyssenkrupp: for production and office

thyssenkrupp not only trains, we also provide further training! To support the professional and personal development of our employees, we offer a worldwide and diverse further training concept – both for our skilled workers in production and in the office.

Professional development at thyssenkrupp

There are regular workshops, courses and training sessions. And they are very popular. Training focuses on quality management, data technology, management development and the promotion of intercultural understanding, among other things. But technical seminars and training on occupational safety, health management and environmental protection are also in demand.

Key figures

Employees, as of Sep 30, 2025
Key figures employees thyssenkrupp AG as of Sep 30, 2025
World map: thyssenkrupp employee numbers by region, largest share in the German-speaking region.

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