Do you want to earn a little extra while studying and gain practical experience? Do you want to build a network to start your career? Then apply for a working student job.
As a working student at K+S, I was able to take on responsible tasks after only a short time, which gave me a lot of important experience and enabled me to develop personally".
Experiences like these often open the door to a successful career entry and help you to find out whether the theoretical knowledge you have acquired during your studies also appeals to you in practice.
Work actively as a student employee in day-to-day business and support colleagues in current tasks and challenges. You will work independently, gain an insight into the work of an international company and at the same time be able to contribute your strengths. You will be part of the team right from the start and will receive additional support from a permanent contact person on site.
A working student activity is possible in many areas of our company. In the following we have listed our target courses of study for your orientation and have presented possible areas of employment in our professional fields.
If you are studying one of the engineering courses mentioned above or a similar one then you can work in the field of technology & maintenance.
If you are studying geology, you can do a student employment in our geology department.
With these courses of studies you can, e.g, work in the field of sales & marketing.
Work as a student employee in our IT department and get to know our IT processes.
Are you studying environmental management? Then take a look at our environmental and sustainability departments and work as a student with exciting tasks.
With economics (or similar), you can do a student employment with us in the area of finance and taxes. But there are many other departments , depending on your focus e.g. human resources, strategy & innovation, sales & marketing, communications, materials Management, procurement & logistics.
Then take a look at our job offers for students.
