Graduation in sight - what next?
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Your options - Your choice
Apprenticeship
Do you want to start your career immediately, earn money and work in a real-life environment?
You can apply your skills in a number of apprenticeships and become an expert in your field.
- Duration: 2-3 years
- Starts annually at the beginning of September
- Practical experience from day one
- Design your own individual specialisation phase
Dual study program
Do you want to combine theory and practical experience in the best possible way?
Complete an internationally recognised degree program and apply your theoretical knowledge directly in the field.
- Duration: 3-4 years
- Starts annually at the beginning of September
- Optional semester abroad
- Design your own individual specialisation phase
Why join us?
#DiscoverYourPassion
We have something for everyone - whether you want to start as an apprentice, join the dual study program or get a taste of what a career in banking could be like with a pupil internship. Find your passion with us!
#JoinOurTeam
Become part of a strong team where every opinion counts, where we support each other and where diversity creates perspective.
#BuildYourFuture
Contribute your skills and innovative ideas and shape not only the future of banking, but also your own.
Your "First Steps" with us
The introductory week “First Steps” prepares you perfectly for your first 100 days on the job.
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Curious?
Click here to see our open apprenticeship & dual study positions. Apprenticeships & dual study programs Click here to locate a branch
You can apply for a pupil internship directly within your chosen branch.
We look forward to meeting you!
Your parents still have questions?
Here they can find all the key information on how they can best support you as you start your career. To the parents’ section
This section is aimed at the most important advisors of our future apprentices and dual students: You, the parents.
Taking the first step into professional life is a big step into a new world. Here, young people need confidence, support, and self-assurance. That’s why we want to provide you, as parents, with valuable tips and information to guide your child as they start their career journey. Our experience shows that having you as a supportive advisor during the application process — and later as they enter the workforce — helps your child navigate the start of their career confidently, independently, and authentically.
Tips for Parents – Inform
Discuss apprenticeship and study options
Explore different vocational and study paths together with your child to support them in making the best decision.
Use online resources
Show your child websites and online platforms for career orientation, such as Azubiyo.de, which offer career tests and informational materials.
Connect your child with trusted persons
Find conversation partners in your environment who work in professions that interest your child, and arrange discussions or job‑shadowing opportunities.
Visit career orientation fairs
Use the opportunity to visit career orientation fairs with your child. These events offer a wealth of information and direct contact with various companies and educational institutions.
Create a realistic timetable
Help your child create a plan for the next steps, including application deadlines, exam dates and information events. At UniCredit, we advertise our apprenticeship positions and dual study programs already one and a half years before they start.
Encourage self-initiative
Motivate your child to take initiative and research what interests them. This helps them reflect on their strengths and better understand the requirements of different roles.
Tips for Parents – Support
Create a strengths–weaknesses analysis
Work with your child to identify personal strengths and areas for development, and discuss which career paths might be a good fit.
Support extracurricular activities
Encourage your child to participate in extracurricular activities and projects that help broaden interests and develop new skills.
Enable internships
Encourage your child to do internships during school holidays in order to gain practical experience in different professional fields. Help your child find suitable internship positions and support them with the organization.
Develop soft skills
Support your child in strengthening core soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving.
Encourage networking
Help your child connect with others — whether through school projects, clubs, or social media — to begin building a professional network.
Tips for Parents – Support
Have regular conversations
Discuss your child’s career interests and future plans together to better understand their goals and aspirations.
Be patient and supportive
Acknowledge that career orientation takes time and that your child may want to explore several options before making a decision.
Take your child’s wishes seriously
Listen attentively and support your child’s career ambitions and interests with respect and sincerity.
Leave the decisions to your child
Provide guidance and advice, but avoid making decisions on behalf of your child. It is important that they find their own path.
