Start your career: training to become a farmer in Lobetal!

Start your career: training to become a farmer in Lobetal!

There is an exciting opportunity in the rural Brandenburg region for anyone seeking a career in agriculture. The Hopestaler Stiftung Lobetal's agricultural business is looking for committed trainees for the profession of farmer (m/f/d). The start of the training is scheduled for August 1st, 2025. However, anyone who is interested in this profession should know that not only extensive training content awaits the new trainees, but also an attractive remuneration concept.

Training to become a farmer is a diverse challenge. In addition to learning about agricultural activities such as grain cultivation, legume farming and dairy farming, the training also includes dealing with people with disabilities. At the Hopestaler Stiftung Lobetal, it is important that trainees not only develop technical skills, but also social skills that are of great importance in working life. In addition to the practical work in the field, there is also regular attendance at vocational school lelf.brandenburg.de reported.

Attractive training conditions

In total, the training lasts three years, during which the trainees work 40 hours per week. In the first year of training, the new farmers can look forward to a salary of 1,303.92 euros, which increases to 1,387.14 euros in the second year and to 1,498.11 euros in the third year. Additional benefits such as a special annual payment and capital formation benefits make the offer even more attractive. In addition, those starting out in agriculture have the opportunity to expect a good salary of 2,150 to 3,000 euros gross per month as soon as they have successfully completed their training training.de highlights.

Another plus point is the 30 days of vacation and the possibility of a company pension plan. A monthly subsidy of 15 euros for the Germany Ticket subscription is also granted for the journey to work, which benefits the mobility of the trainees. Regular tariff increases and level increases are also part of the concept, meaning that trainees can benefit from financial advantages throughout their entire apprenticeship.

Diverse tasks and career prospects

During farmer training, trainees not only learn the basics of agriculture, such as growing and caring for grain, fruit and vegetables, but also how to operate machines and keep a record of the business's financial concerns. The requirements are clear: at least a secondary school leaving certificate is a prerequisite, and health suitability is essential. A class T driving license is ideal, but not absolutely necessary. Above all, employers value interest and the willingness to take on responsibility.

After training, there are many options open to new farmers. In addition to the opportunity to start your career straight away, there are a variety of further training opportunities, for example to become a master farmer or in the field of agricultural economics. The Hopestaler Stiftung Lobetal farm also relies on individual training ideas and supports its trainees in career planning. If you would like to find out more about the training, you can contact Ms Johanna von Hobe on 03338-66213.

A job in agriculture is not just a job, but a calling. If you are also interested in a varied apprenticeship in the countryside, then this could be the perfect start to a future-proof career.