About the Role

Join DHL's dynamic team as an apprentice Fachkraft Kurier-, Express- und Postdienstleistungen (m/w/d) starting August 1, 2026, in Landstuhl, Germany. This 2-year vocational training program offers a hands-on pathway into the fast-paced world of logistics and delivery services. As a trainee, you will master the essentials of courier operations, express parcel handling, and postal services, ensuring seamless and efficient delivery solutions for customers across the region.

Key responsibilities include sorting and processing shipments, operating delivery vehicles safely, managing customer interactions during pickups and drop-offs, and utilizing DHL's advanced tracking systems to maintain service excellence. You will learn to navigate routes efficiently, adhere to strict timelines, and uphold the highest standards of package security and customer satisfaction. Under the guidance of experienced mentors, you will gain practical expertise in warehouse operations, inventory management, and compliance with postal regulations.

Working at DHL means being part of a global leader in logistics, where innovation drives every delivery. With a workforce of over 500,000 employees worldwide, DHL fosters a supportive environment that values teamwork, reliability, and growth. In Landstuhl, you'll contribute to a local hub that connects communities through reliable express services.

This apprenticeship not only equips you with industry-recognized qualifications but also opens doors to long-term career advancement. Upon completion, graduates often transition into full-time roles as professional couriers, logistics coordinators, or specialists in supply chain management. DHL invests in your development with rising remuneration, comprehensive training, and opportunities for further certifications. Embrace a rewarding career where your dedication powers global connectivity—apply now and accelerate your future with DHL!

Key Responsibilities

• Performing courier, express, and postal services

What We Offer

• Annually increasing training salary