Master Public Service & Administration with German Vocational Training
Hands-on training in Public Service & Administration with a recognized German qualification at the end.
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Active Public Service & Administration listings on GoAusbildung
€1,324
Median stated first-year pay a month in this sector's apprenticeship listings
124 of 237 listings state it€724
Legal minimum training pay a month in year one, for in-company training that starts in 2026
€0
Training fees you can be made to pay: a company training contract that charges a trainee for the training is void
Public Service & Administration listings right now
Live listings from German employers. They change every day, and a listing is an ad, not a job offer.
Cities with the most listings today
- Berlin
- Erlangen
- Emden
- Kassel
- Darmstadt
Latest listings
Browse all Public Service & Administration jobsIndustriekaufmann
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at BSAG
AusbildungBremen, HBPublic Service & AdministrationListing data as of Jan 6, 2026
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AusbildungBremen, HBPublic Service & AdministrationListing data as of Jan 6, 2026
Stated pay in this sector
124 of the 237 Public Service & Administration apprenticeship listings (52%) state a first-year monthly pay. These are amounts as written in listings, not audited wages or take-home pay.
| Group | Median | Lower to upper quarter | Listings that state it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Service & Administration | €1,324 | €1,218 to €1,368 | 124 of 237 |
| All apprenticeships | €1,200 | €1,090 to €1,355 | 9,959 of 36,298 |
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What you need first
A training contract with a German employer, a school certificate the employer accepts, and German for the job.
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- A training contract with a German employer
- School certificate
- For in-company training, the employer decides which school certificate it needs
- German
- Only 3.8% of all listings mention a German level; most of those mention B2 or higher
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Public Service & Administration Ausbildung FAQs
Public Service & Administration Ausbildung is German vocational training. In the dual form you train at a company most of the week and attend a vocational school one to two days. In-company training usually takes two to three years.
Your employer pays a monthly training salary that must rise at least once a year; the amount depends on the occupation, the region and the employer. Among the 124 Public Service & Administration apprenticeship listings that state first-year pay, the median is €1,324 a month.
You need a training contract with a German employer. From outside the EU you also need a residence permit for training (Residence Act § 16a), which most people apply for as a visa before they travel. For in-company training, the employer decides which school certificate it needs; § 16a names none.
Today the cities with the most Public Service & Administration Ausbildung listings on GoAusbildung are Berlin, Erlangen, Emden, Kassel, Darmstadt.
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