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Apprentices and students in Germany

Innovation, diversity, and digital skills in training

in heads

Apprentices and students in Germany, total and proportion of women (2019-2023) (bar chart)
Apprentices and students in Germany, total and share of women (in heads)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

 

Dual students1

total

1,836

1,782

1,878

1,741

1,839

 

women

513

424

385

338

340

 

Commercial2

total

2,149

1,941

1,717

1,455

1,299

 

women

1,178

1,054

920

790

660

 

IT3

total

1,830

2,120

2,386

2,313

2,212

 

women

165

206

221

183

170

 

Total

total

5,815

5,843

5,981

5,509

5,350

 

women

1,856

1,684

1,526

1,311

1,170

 

1

Examples of dual study programs: BA in Business Management, BEng in Communications and Media Technology, BSc in Business Information Systems.

2

Examples of commercial professions: office management administrator, dialog marketing administrator, retail sales assistant.

3

Examples of IT professions: IT systems electronics technician, IT systems business administrator, IT technician specializing in application development/systems integration.

Last year, Deutsche Telekom’s promotion of young talents and focus on vocational training schemes blazed an impressive trail. We made up to 2,000 places on dual apprenticeship and study programs available to help many young people to get a foot on the employment ladder.

One of last year’s particular highlights was our twelve-month orientation program DiscoverMINT, a unique opportunity for up to 25 selected talents to explore the facets of the digital employment world. As well as offering guidance, the program provided a targeted focus on the respective personal career paths.

Deutsche Telekom also ramped up its commitment to diversity among junior staff. By specifically analyzing and fostering the diverse potential of young people, we can help create an inclusive working environment. Apprentices who met certain requirements were able to train part-time. The same applied to selected dual students such as single parents, who were able to study part-time.

Digitalization is a key aspect of vocational training at Deutsche Telekom. We provide consistent access to a range of innovative digital media, from recruitment through to Group onboarding. The company’s educational approach includes the consistent use of digital media in all our vocational training and dual study programs. Digital media are integral to our training process, particularly as an aid to planning, documenting, and reflecting on the personal learning journey.

We have long prioritized the use of digital media as a forum for discussion and knowledge sharing in our corporate culture. Various Group-wide tools are in place to actively promote knowledge sharing and personal development. Our apprentices and students use a dedicated tool to plan, document, and reflect on their learning progress, engage in dialog with their tutors/mentors, and independently control their next learning steps. This is how they learn to assume responsibility for themselves and to develop personally.