Tasks in the wholesale and foreign trade training program
What to expect when you join us
- Purchasing & Sales
You purchase chemical products and resell them to our customers. In doing so, you prepare quotes, process orders, and maintain communication with customers and suppliers. - Warehouse & Logistics
You ensure that we always have enough stock and that everything ships on time. Checking incoming shipments, confirming availability, and coordinating delivery dates are your responsibilities. - Customer Contact & Consulting
You advise customers on product selection, handle inquiries, and ensure that our customers are satisfied and their orders arrive on time. - Variety & Insights
Your training is diverse. You’ll rotate through various departments and gain comprehensive insight into the operations of an internationally active chemical company. - Communication and Teamwork
You’ll work closely with various teams, from logistics to sales to purchasing. After all, effective coordination is essential here.
Apprenticeship in Wholesale and Foreign Trade: Requirements
- A good secondary school diploma; a vocational diploma or high school diploma is also welcome
- Interest in business processes and the trade of chemical products
- Enjoy interacting with customers and suppliers
- Ability to work in a team, strong communication skills, and a sense of responsibility
- Motivation to learn new things and actively contribute
Good to know: Even if you don’t meet all the criteria, we look forward to getting to know you. For us, commitment and dedication matter more than grades.
Send us your application materials, including your resume, your most recent transcripts, and a brief cover letter. As soon as we receive your application, you will receive a confirmation of receipt.
Our team will take the time to review your application. This may take a few days, especially when we receive a large number of applications. But don’t worry—we’ll be sure to get back to you.
If your application impresses us, we’ll invite you to visit us in Steinfurt. There, we’ll get to know each other over a casual conversation and show you where you’d be working. Of course, you’re welcome to ask any questions you may have.
If we click and everything else works out, you'll get the job offer. Then we'll meet again to discuss the details and finalize your start date with us.
What are my responsibilities during my apprenticeship in wholesale and foreign trade?
With us, you’ll learn how the business really works—from both sides of the table. You’ll handle inquiries, prepare quotes, and manage orders from the initial inquiry through to delivery. At the same time, you’ll gain insights into our purchasing department and learn how we check availability and ensure deliveries. You’ll also get to know other areas and departments so you can see what it means to work at a successful chemical company.
Is it possible to shorten the wholesale and foreign trade apprenticeship?
Yes, that’s possible. If you perform very well or meet the necessary academic requirements, the training program can be shortened. We’ll always discuss together whether that makes sense for you. The important thing is that you have a solid grasp of the training material and go into the final exam well-prepared.
What is the training salary for business trainees in wholesale and foreign trade?
What is the salary after completing an apprenticeship as a wholesale and foreign trade management specialist?
What career options are available to me after completing my apprenticeship in wholesale and foreign trade?
Once you’ve completed your apprenticeship, many career paths will be open to you at our company. Typical roles after completing an apprenticeship in wholesale and foreign trade include positions in sales, purchasing, or roles that involve working closely with logistics. During your apprenticeship, you’ll gain insight into several different areas, helping you discover what suits you best.
What are the requirements for the wholesale and foreign trade management apprenticeship?
A strong middle school diploma is a solid foundation—a vocational diploma or high school diploma is also welcome. More important to us than your grades are your interest in the retail industry, your enjoyment of working with people, and a good head for numbers. If you’re reliable, proactive, and enjoy working in a team, you’ll be a great fit at Möller Chemie.
What documents should be included in an application for the wholesale and foreign trade management apprenticeship?
For your application, we need your resume, your most recent school transcripts, and a brief cover letter. Tell us why you’re interested in retail and customer service, and why you’d like to start your apprenticeship at Möller Chemie in Steinfurt. If you make a good impression, we’ll invite you for an interview.