Apprenticeship IT Specialist Application Development

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You will learn how ideas are turned into functioning programs. You will use modern technologies, develop your own solutions, and work closely with your team. Step by step, you will be introduced to planning, implementation, testability, and optimization, gaining valuable experience for your future. You will also strengthen your problem-solving skills and learn to approach complex tasks in a structured manner—optimally prepared to help shape the digital future.

What do you Learn with us as an Application Developer?

During your apprenticeship, you’ll gain a comprehensive insight into the world of software development. You’ll learn how ideas and requirements are turned into functional programs. You’ll work with modern technologies, develop your own solutions, and collaborate closely with your team. Step by step, you’ll be introduced to the planning, implementation, testing, and optimization of applications, gaining valuable experience that will prepare you for your professional future. You’ll also strengthen your problem-solving skills and learn how to approach complex tasks in a structured way. This way, you’ll be optimally prepared to shape the digital future actively.

Typical Tasks in this Profession -include:

  • Programming web, desktop, or mobile applications
  • Creating and customizing databases
  • Developing interfaces between different systems
  • Contributing to the implementation of new software solutions
  • Testing and ensuring the quality of applications
  • Supporting users

Requirements to Learn this Profession:

  • Upper secondary school level A (or level B with high grades)
  • Interest and enthusiasm for IT and technology
  • Enjoyment of logical and analytical thinking
  • Good communication skills and reliability
  • Teamwork, perseverance, and willingness to learn
  • Networked and structured thinking
  • Independence and sense of responsibility

 

Duration of Apprenticeship

The basic vocational training as an IT specialist with a Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (EFZ) lasts 4 years.

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Erika Windlin

Erika Windlin works as Manager Human Resources at Leister AG and is the contact person for employee recruitment, employee support and employee development. She also manages the training department and is responsible for the quality of our apprentices' training.