About the Role

Join DHL's dynamic team in Flensburg as an apprentice Fachkraft Kurier-, Express- und Postdienstleistungen (m/w/d), starting August 1, 2026, for a comprehensive 2-year vocational training program. This role offers hands-on experience in the fast-paced world of logistics, where you'll master the essentials of courier, express, and postal services. As a trainee, you'll handle the sorting, transportation, and delivery of parcels and mail, ensuring timely and reliable service to customers across the region. Key responsibilities include preparing shipments for dispatch, operating delivery vehicles safely, managing customer interactions with professionalism, and utilizing DHL's advanced tracking systems to monitor consignments. You'll also learn inventory management, compliance with postal regulations, and optimizing routes for efficiency.

Working at DHL means being part of a global leader in logistics, renowned for innovation and employee development. In Flensburg, you'll benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, supportive mentors, and a collaborative environment that fosters growth. DHL invests heavily in its apprentices, providing annually increasing training remuneration, modern tools, and opportunities for certifications that boost your employability.

This apprenticeship is more than training—it's a launchpad for a thriving career in logistics. Upon completion, you'll be well-positioned for full-time roles as a skilled specialist, with pathways to advanced positions like team leader, dispatcher, or even international opportunities within Deutsche Post DHL Group. Develop transferable skills such as time management, customer service excellence, and problem-solving under pressure. Embrace a future where your contributions drive global connectivity, all while enjoying work-life balance, team events, and continuous professional development. Start your journey with DHL in 2026 and deliver success every day.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide courier, express, and postal services

What We Offer

• Annually increasing training salary