Start of apprenticeship at sedak!

Date: 3 September 2020

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Date: 3 September 2020

sedak welcomes new apprentices.

We welcome our five new apprentices to sedak:

Alexandra (2nd from left) starts her apprenticeship as industrial clerk. Ruben, Tom, Granit and Osman (from left to right) learn the profession of a flat glass technologist.

We wish our new colleague a good start into her apprenticeship at sedak and are looking forward to working with her!

You are interested in a career at sedak? Please send us your application documents at karriere @ sedak.com

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www.sedak.com

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