Apprenticeship in care and support for people with disabilities at LVR-Verbund für WohnenPlusLeben

About this Apprenticeship

What You'll Learn

Requirements

What LVR (Landschaftsverband Rheinland) offers

• You support people with cognitive and/or physical disabilities in everyday life, help them become more independent and actively shape their living environment.
• You can expect a varied mix of educational support, everyday practical help and personal care tasks, offering meaningful work closely involving people.
• You are employed as a full-time apprentice. You receive time off to attend school, complete external placements and prepare for your exams (5 days).
• During your apprenticeship, you get to know at least two of our LVR residential homes and work in their group care teams.
• Depending on what is possible, you may also work in supported living, structured daytime services (HPZ) and social rehabilitation.
• Pay follows the current public service apprentice pay scale (TVAöD).
• After you successfully complete your apprenticeship, we look forward to offering you continued employment and working with you.
• You have a dedicated contact person from the moment we receive your application. Throughout your apprenticeship, you also receive professional guidance and support with both your work and personal development.
• You can complete the practical part of your apprenticeship at more than 150 locations across the Rhineland.
• We are happy to help you find a suitable location.
• Enjoy culture: You receive free admission to our LVR museums, where you can explore art, industrial history or archaeology. Permanent and temporary exhibitions offer varied topics and engaging educational and leisure programmes for all ages.
• Pay scale benefits: In addition to a salary under the TVöD pay scale, you receive financial benefits such as an annual bonus, a workplace pension, savings contributions and performance pay based on individually agreed goals.
• 30 days of annual leave with a five-day working week: Use your 30 days off to rest and recharge.
• Meaningful work: Help shape the future of healthcare and make a valuable contribution to people in the Rhineland.
• Job security: As a public employer, we offer stability and secure work in an open workplace that serves society.
• Varied opportunities: We agree on individual goals with you in regular meetings. We also offer a wide range of further training and opportunities to get to know other parts of LVR.
• Personal support from our training team
• Good opportunities to develop after your apprenticeship
• Workplace health support: Enjoy sports and exercise activities and access to workplace health training. We also offer free flu vaccinations and regularly hold a health day.
• If you do not yet meet the practical entry requirements, we are happy to help by offering an internship or a voluntary social year (FSJ).