Traineeships

• Cover letter
• CV
• School reports
• Internship certificates

Your written application should give us an idea of who you are. Show us what you're capable of and tell us why you're applying for this traineeship or study programme. In particular, we're interested in why you want to complete your training at STEGO. As your cover letter and CV are the most important parts of your application, take your time with them. You don't want to let spelling and syntax errors spoil the impression you make in your application, which is why we'd recommend having someone else read over it.

We're curious about you and would like to get to know you right off the bat in your cover letter. It should, therefore, be tailored to you as an individual and provide us with lots of information. Your cover letter is also a statement of your motivations, and we would like for it to tell us a lot about your expectations, objectives and aspirations. Do you have any talents that set you apart? How do you imagine your future career and your traineeship or study programme? Give us good reasons to choose you. You should, of course, be honest and authentic, because it's important to us that we learn something about you. Even if there's a great deal you could write on this topic, try to summarise the most important points briefly so that it fits onto a DIN A4 page. We’re looking forward to reading your cover letter!

Your CV gives us an overview of the most important milestones in your career to date. Structure your details logically and formulate them briefly. We're interested in your educational milestones and whether you've already gained experienced from internships. We're also interested in your special skills, what you get up to in your free time and whether you do any voluntary work. Your name, address, the date and your signature should also be included, of course.

Now let’s get down to the facts. It goes without saying that we're also eager to find out how and what you have learned and how good you are at managing your knowledge. So please include copies of your last two school reports in your application. If you've also gained experience from internships or part-time jobs, we'd be interested to hear about this, too. Please, therefore, enclose corresponding certificates or confirmations of this. In addition to this, please do feel free to include certificates from relevant courses, such as language or computing courses or other types of professional development.

Six important points for our in-person meeting

• Punctuality
• You do not need to wear a suit. Of course, your clothing is still part of the overall impression you make, so wear something sensible and clean when we meet.
• Be yourself. You don't have to put on a facade and you can behave completely naturally so that we can get to know each other as well as possible. If you get flustered, that's no problem. Feel free to admit it and don’t feel the need to hide it.
• Friendliness and openness are well-received at STEGO.
• Listen carefully during the conversation and, of course, be prepared to get asked a few questions.
• Prepare yourself and think a bit about your motivations and our company.

You can and should ask questions. During the conversation, you'll have the opportunity to get answers to your questions and show your interest. Take advantage of this.

Show us who you are! At STEGO, it's you as a human being we’re most interested in! In addition to your school grades, we also place great importance on your ability to act independently and responsibly, as well as to work with others in a team – because you need to be right for STEGO and we need to be right for you. That way, we'll both get along great.

We wish you all the best with your application!