At ESMC, vocational training is an integral part of building the future capabilities of semiconductor manufacturing in Dresden. This is our long-term investment in people and skills. Participants gain a solid technical foundation, hands-on experience in a real high-tech environment, and a recognized professional qualification.
Practical training is seamlessly integrated with structured theoretical education, bridging the gap between theory and real-world application.
International semiconductor know-how delivered within the proven framework of the German Ausbildungssystem, ensuring trainees acquire world-class skills.
Building a vital talent pipeline for state-of-the-art semiconductor technologies, meeting the growing demand for skilled professionals in critical global industries.
Embedded within a stable joint venture in a strategically important industry, benefiting from a long-term industrial and economic foundation.
Investing into talent development while we are building one of Europe’s most advanced semiconductor manufacturing facilities.
Embedded in a large-scale industrial project by global semiconductor leaders, vocational training at ESMC combines international expertise with the advancement of manufacturing capabilities in Europe.
The programs follow the German dual education system, combining practical on-the-job training at ESMC with theoretical education delivered in cooperation with specialized external training partners.
The vocational training program for mechatronics technicians focuses on hands-on learning at the intersection of mechanical engineering, electrical systems and information technology. During the training, participants learn to work directly with advanced robotic systems and high-tech production equipment in cleanroom environments. They gain skills in supporting maintenance and servicing tasks, assist with troubleshooting and gradually develop skills in programming and optimizing mechatronic systems.
The microtechnology training program focuses on practical learning in cleanroom technology, semiconductor manufacturing and microsystems. During the training, participants work in controlled cleanroom environments, support process monitoring using specialized software tools and apply chemical and physical methods used in wafer production. Over time, they develop an understanding of how micro- and nanostructures are created and why precision is critical at this scale.
Further details on vocational training opportunities at ESMC are available on the German-language version of this page. Please note that applicants for our vocational training programs need to have German language proficiency at a minimum B2 level.