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What does an industrial mechanic apprentice actually do?

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From Rainer Elfring

Published: 15.04.2016

Updated: 07.07.2026

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SPALECK trainees inform young people about training as an industrial mechanic

There was great interest in the careers information day at Bocholt-West vocational college on April 15, 2016. More than 750 pupils in year 9 from regional schools in Bocholt, Rhede, Isselburg and the surrounding area were able to find out about apprenticeships in Bocholt at SPALECK.

The special feature: The students received the information “at eye level” and first-hand from trainees. Lukas Horstmann and Alexander Stenkamp answered questions for SPALECK. “At our practical station, we were able to show the young people how to assemble gearboxes. That was a lot of fun for them and for us,” our two trainees Lukas and Alexander summed up afterwards.

Our conclusion: SPALECK will be participating in the Career Information Day again next time. Then perhaps with a boy or girl who has found out about training at SPALECK on this day – but then of course as a trainee at SPALECK. Because: We are SPALECK – and you are part of it!

Here you can find more information about training in Bocholt – with our apprenticeships for industrial clerk, cutting machine operator, construction mechanic, industrial mechanic, warehouse logistics specialist and technical product designer (each m/f/d).

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