Agricultural training
(m/f/d)
Ausbildungszentrum Technische Universität München
Freising
Start date: 1.9.2026

Job Profile

Graduation
qualifying secondary school certificate (Quali)
Soft Skills
Organizational talent & clever timing
Can-do mentality & tech skills
Decisiveness & Focus
Strong mindset & cool head
Grades
Total: <3
English: <3
German: <3
Math: <3
Areas of Interest
Agriculture, nature, environment, sustainability

Important School Subjects

  • Natural Sciences
  • Technology/Crafts
  • math

Training Content

  • Care and feeding of farm animals
  • Preventive measures against animal diseases
  • Properly maintain storage rooms and storage containers
  • Operating machines for soil cultivation, sowing, fertilization and harvesting
  • Milk milking and udder care
  • Process products for sale, using equipment for drying, cleaning, sorting, grinding and mixing.
  • Carry out simple repairs and alterations to buildings and facilities
  • Conduct soil tests and determine the nutrient content of the soil.
  • Observe quality standards and quality controls
  • Calculate feed estimates and feed costs

Estimated Salary

Career Perspectives

  • Agricultural Specialist (m/f/d)
  • Agricultural master (m/f/d)
  • Technician (m/f/d)

Job Description

Do you love animals, plants, and agriculture? Have you dreamed of driving a tractor since you were a child? Then become a farmer! Farmers (m/f/d) are responsible for producing and selling plant and animal products. Possible areas of production include arable farming, fruit growing, viticulture, hop cultivation, vegetable farming, forestry, grassland management, and cattle, pig, or poultry farming. They operate, monitor, and maintain machinery, equipment, and agricultural vehicles. Depending on the season, they cultivate the soil, select seeds, fertilize, protect, and care for the plants. After the harvest, they store or preserve the produce or market it directly. Feeding, watering, and caring for livestock, as well as cleaning the barns, are all part of the job in humane animal husbandry. Business-related tasks such as bookkeeping, cost calculations, keeping abreast of technological advancements, handling tools and machinery, and carrying out repairs are also part of their responsibilities. In all their work, they comply with environmental and animal protection regulations.

Contact Person

Monika Partsch-Schwaiger
Training center
Tel: 089 289 13160
Email: autum@tum.de

Ausbildungszentrum Technische Universität München

Weihenstephaner Steig 20
85354 Freising
Knowledge Creates the Future - We Care About Yours! When you hear the name Technical University of Munich (TUM), you probably think of studying, exciting innovations, research, and science. But you might not know that you can also complete an apprenticeship at TUM. At the training chairs and institutes at the three main campuses in Munich, Garching, and Freising, up to 150 apprentices are trained in over 20 different professions. In the industrial-technical, scientific, and commercial fields, you will acquire the necessary skills and knowledge.
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