Are you interested in an apprenticeship with DPD? With us you have the opportunity for personal development and professional fulfilment. We promote the personal strengths and interests of young adults. This gives them the chance to integrate them into your everyday work. For DPD apprenticeships are a valuable investment in the future. Our apprentices of today are our qualified specialists of tomorrow.
As a company which is responsible for transporting 4 million parcels a day in a seamless worldwide network, DPD is a leading international parcel service provider. Experience DPD as one of the leading international providers of business and private parcel services.
How does DPD ensure that a parcel is picked up from the shipper one day and reaches the consignee the very next day? How can over 61.3 million parcels be transported in Austria every year? What exactly does a City Hub do? What happens at a Pickup parcel shop? These and many other questions will be answered during your apprenticeship!
You want more? Then expand your educational qualifications and prepare for the university entrance qualification during your apprenticeship at DPD!
Apprentices already make a valuable and value-creating contribution during their training at DPD, and learning is most effective directly in the workplace anyway. Here you can set yourself challenging tasks, try out new things and exchange ideas with your instructor. In our teams everyone in the team takes responsibility for their own area, including the apprentices.
In order to be well equipped for the future DPD needs inquisitive, open-minded people who have the courage to roll up their sleeves and drive things forward. That's why DPD is constantly investing in your training and development!
Are you interested in other countries and cultures? Get to know new working areas and methods during an internship abroad and at the same time expand your personal, language and intercultural skills!
Every year the popular Apprentice Camp takes place for apprentices in the last year of their training. The diverse programme ranges from a variety of outdoor activities and shared workshops to discussion forums with invited guests and entertaining programme items such as the duel between the apprentices and their instructors.
Inquisitive and motivated employees contribute significantly to the success of our company. That's why we also reward exceptional performance with exceptional bonuses.
Are you interested in an apprenticeship with DPD? Then come to our company for a trial apprenticeship! As a pupil you can pay us a trial visit during school hours under the supervision of your teacher or on your own by individual arrangement (during or outside school hours). Just send an email to [email protected]!
The work experience days are organised by your school and serve to supplement the curriculum. The work experience days take place during school hours on up to a maximum of 5 days per school year. The work experience days are open to students in the 8th, 9th and 10th grade.
This is intended for pupils of the 4th grade of the secondary school/new secondary school and commercial school, the 8th and 9th grade of the special school and the polytechnic school. Your class teacher may grant you permission to be absent from class on up to 5 days per school year for the purpose of individual career orientation. In this case, the responsible parent/guardian or the company itself must appoint a suitable supervisor for the trial apprenticeship.
For all pupils from the 8th grade onwards, it is possible to obtain individual work experience during the holidays or after daily classes. You can complete a trial apprenticeship outside of class time (during holidays) in our company for a maximum of 15 days per year. This requires the consent of your parent or guardian and a confirmation from the supervisor in the company.
Send your complete application documents (covering letter and CV with photo) as a PDF file to the email address given in the job advertisement. You will then receive an email notification from us that we have received your documents and that the assessment will take a while.
If your documents are satisfactory, you will be contacted by telephone within 2 weeks and invited for an interview. However, before the interview takes place, you must take the written apprenticeship test. Allow about 60 minutes for the test and about 30 minutes for the subsequent interview.
If you did well at the interview and the test result was above average compared to other applicants, you will be invited to try out our company. This usually happens at the latest 2 weeks after your interview. On the try-out day you will get to know the special features of our core business and experience the parcel service in action! At the same time the try-out allows you to get to know possible future colleagues and to carry out a few simple tasks yourself.
If we have the feeling that you will feel at home in our company and that you would fit in well with us, we will confirm your acceptance for an apprenticeship at DPD. This usually starts in autumn of the same year.
Think carefully about why the apprenticeship you are aiming for is right for you, what skills are needed for this apprenticeship and which of them you can contribute. Where have you already been able to use them? What situations come to your mind? Explain all of this in your covering letter, so that you are guaranteed to stand out from other applicants!
Explain all of this in your covering letter, so that you are guaranteed to stand out from other applicants! Make sure your CV is in a clear, well-structured form. The clearer you make it, the more pleasant it is for the recipient to read and makes a corresponding impression.
Submit your application documents in PDF format. This prevents the lines from being displaced by the recipient, the formatting is retained and the risk of sending viruses is kept very low.
Check the way to us in good time, so that you are sure to be on time on the day of the job interview. Take into account a time buffer of at least 20 minutes so that you can arrive on time for your appointment in spite of possible delays.
Do you have clothes that you definitely want to wear for the interview? Make sure that they are clean and ready so that you can look forward to the appointment in a relaxed manner. Make sure that you have a well-groomed appearance and you will make a good first impression and a positive start to the interview.
During the conversation, try to come out of your shell a little and tell us a lot about yourself. You have been invited to the interview, so your documents were impressive. Be proud of this and make a self-confident impression!
Find out in detail about our company and think about a few reasons why you would like to work for DPD. A question aimed at your knowledge of the company will certainly come up during the interview.
Think in advance about a few questions which you could ask the company (for example: working hours, further training opportunities, team size etc.), so that you can signal particular interest.
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We support you in learning the things that are important for your apprenticeship. The focus of the apprenticeship is primarily on IT network technology and IT support. A rotation through different departments gives you the necessary overview, so as a prospective IT system technician you will also visit various other departments such as IT network technology, research & development or IT customer service. At the same time you can immediately put the theoretical input from vocational school into practice.
The parcel service industry is both exciting and versatile. In order to gain a good insight into the day-to-day business, you will also be on the road during your apprenticeship and ride along with one of our drivers. Here you will learn our services „from scratch”.
During your training period at DPD you will learn, among other things, about:
What are the biggest challenges in this work?
The implementation of IT-related user problems in business support solutions.
What do you like most about the work?
That the work doesn't become monotonous, and that every day brings something new or different.
What abilities do you think you need to have for this job?
You should definitely be interested in IT and show initiative.
What does a typical day in this job look like?
There is no typical day. Every day offers something different.
What do you like most about your apprenticeship?
DPD is an interesting business and you get to know the various branches in the different federal states.
How would you describe the relationship with your instructor?
A very good relationship. My instructor is always helpful, teaches us new know-how and we can always have a good laugh together.
What would you like to do after your apprenticeship?
I don't know yet. I' m keeping my future open, but I could imagine staying with DPD.
We support you in learning the things that are important for your work. As an aspiring office clerk at DPD you will spend time in various departments such as Customer Service, Sales, Service, Accounting or Marketing. The rotation through different departments will give you the necessary insights. At the same time you can immediately put the theoretical input from vocational school into practice.
The parcel service industry is both exciting and versatile. In order to gain a good insight into the day-to-day business, you will also be on the road during your apprenticeship and ride along with one of our drivers. Here you will learn our services „from scratch”.
During your training period at DPD you will learn, among other things, about:
What are the biggest challenges in this work?
Satisfying all our customers, which hardly ever works.
What do you like most about the work?
Working on my own, but also with colleagues.
What abilities do you think you need to have for this job?
A lot of independence and concentration - and you also have to be aware of what effects individual actions can have.
What does a typical day in this job look like?
I come to work and work on the computer most of the time. However, every day can be unique if you love your work.
What do you like most about your apprenticeship?
My friendly colleagues, the flexible working hours (depending on department) and the work itself best.
How would you describe the relationship with your instructor?
Very good, she is always ready to help me, no matter if it is company-related or private.
What would you like to do after your apprenticeship?
In any case stay in this company and maybe study at the same time.
We support you in learning the things that are important for your work. As an aspiring logistics clerk at DPD you will spend time in various departments such as the Parcel Shop, Operations, Billing, Customer Service or Sales. The rotation through different departments will give you the necessary insights. At the same time you can immediately put the theoretical input from vocational school into practice.
The parcel service industry is both exciting and versatile. In order to gain a good insight into the day-to-day business, you will also be on the road during your apprenticeship and ride along with one of our drivers. Here you will learn our services „from scratch”.
During your training period at DPD you will learn, among other things, about:
What are the biggest challenges in this work?
It takes a lot of strength to haul the parcels back and forth.
What do you like most about the work?
Dealing with people is a lot of fun and solving problems.
What abilities do you think you need to have for this job?
Logical thinking, patience, sometimes a cool head.
What does a typical day in this job look like?
There is no typical daily routine, it is always very varied and never boring.
What do you like most about your apprenticeship?
The working hours, the colleagues, and the work itself is also a lot of fun for me.
How would you describe the relationship with your instructor?
We have a good relationship - we get along very well. He is friendly, helpful and I learn a lot from him.
What would you like to do after your apprenticeship?
I would like to stay with the company and perhaps work in quality management later.
We support you in learning the things that are important for your work. As an aspiring finance and accounting assistant at DPD you will spend time in various departments such as Customer Service, Sales, Bookkeeping, Controlling or Payroll Accounting. The rotation through different departments will give you the necessary insights. At the same time you can immediately put the theoretical input from vocational school into practice.
The parcel service industry is both exciting and versatile. In order to gain a good insight into the day-to-day business, you will also be on the road during your apprenticeship and ride along with one of our drivers. Here you will learn our services „from scratch”.
During your training period at DPD you will learn, among other things, about:
What are the biggest challenges in this work?
You have to work with precision, because a comma in the wrong place produces a completely different number.
What do you like most about the work?
I like the fact that you have to work precisely and bear a lot of responsibility.
What abilities do you think you need to have for this job?
If you're good at maths at school, it certainly can't hurt. You also need to be able to work with concentration.
What does a typical day in this job look like?
There’s no such thing as a typical day. You may come to the same office every day, but apart from that every day is actually different.
What do you like most about your apprenticeship?
Here everyone is pretty much equal, which means everyone greets you and is friendly. It is simply these little things that make you feel so at home here.
How would you describe the relationship with your instructor?
Really great. In the event of problems, whether professional or private, you can always turn to her.
What would you like to do after your apprenticeship?
I am definitely doing my apprenticeship with the university entrance qualification, and when I have finished everything, many doors will be open to me.
We support you in learning the things that are important for your apprenticeship. The focus of the apprenticeship is primarily on application development or coding A rotation through different departments gives you the necessary overview, so as a prospective IT system technician you will also visit various other departments such as IT network technology, research & development or IT customer service. At the same time you can immediately put the theoretical input from vocational school into practice.
The parcel service industry is both exciting and versatile. In order to gain a good insight into the day-to-day business, you will also be on the road during your apprenticeship and ride along with one of our drivers. Here you will learn our services „from scratch”.
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