IT specialist for system integration
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Overview
What are you doing as part of your training to become an IT specialist in system integration at the University of Kassel?
The university needs new hardware and software. IT specialists specializing in system integration analyze requirements, plan servers, hardware, and scalable networks, and create detailed requirements plans.
When planning, IT specialists specializing in system integration carefully consider office spaces: the number of computer workstations, cable routing, wireless networks, and sufficient power outlets—all while adhering to the requirement that cables must not be exposed.
In addition, they professionally set up hardware such as PCs, printers, and telephone systems and run cables. They then install software, licenses, and server access. They troubleshoot issues and perform maintenance—from updates to performance checks.
At a Glance
How does the training program work?
This career is a good fit for you if ...
- you're interested in computer systems.
- You have a passion for numbers.
- You’re technically gifted.
Here are the benefits for you
Wages based on the collective bargaining agreement (TVA-L)
30 days of vacation
Regular working hours
Affordable membership in university sports programs
Free public transportation throughout the state of Hesse
Free professional development and language courses
Super affordable sports & fitness (starting at €2.50/month)
Meals at student rates, library, cafés
University education
Good opportunities for permanent employment and career advancement
Secure career prospects in the public sector
Frequently Asked Questions About Training
To apply for an apprenticeship with us, you must have at least a Realschulabschluss by the time the apprenticeship begins and at least satisfactory grades in mathematics, German, and English. If you earned your diploma outside of Germany, we expect a language proficiency level of at least C1.
A monthly training allowance is paid in accordance with Section 8(1) of the Collective Bargaining Agreement for Trainees in the State of Hesse (TVA-H BBiG). This currently amounts to
- 1,356.85 EUR in the first year of training
- 1,481.43 EUR in the second year of training
- 1,461.51 EUR in the third year of training
The workweek is 40 hours. Employees of the IT Service Center—including its trainees—participate in a flexible work schedule, which means you can determine the start and end times of your individual daily work hours within the applicable early and late shift options and the core working hours. Please note, however, that it is advisable for you to be present when your instructor is also on site.
For trainees in the Architecture, Urban Planning, and Landscape Architecture department, there are fixed working hours. These are Monday through Friday from XX to XX.
After completing their three-year apprenticeship, IT specialists in system integration have excellent career prospects. Continued employment following the apprenticeship—typically on a fixed-term basis—is the norm.
Apply now!
Contact
| Name, Forename | Contact | |
|---|---|---|
| Biscosi, Raffaele IT Service Center |