Training with Perspective: The Greiwing Group Welcomes New Trainees and Retains Young Talent

The Greiwing Logistics Group GmbH & Co. KG has taken on a total of 16 new trainees at several locations in Germany for the 2026 training year. At the same time, 19 young professionals have successfully completed their vocational training at the logistics company. Twelve of them will be retained. According to the company, training is primarily carried out to meet its own skilled labor needs.

In Duisburg, Kerem Degirmenci, Aaron Jakubowski, Justin Kreymann, Nick-Stefan Didovets, Marci Kleine Vogelpoth, Brayn Wermuth, and Kristin Rittkowski are starting their training. (Image source: Greiwing)
In Duisburg, Kerem Degirmenci, Aaron Jakubowski, Justin Kreymann, Nick-Stefan Didovets, Marci Kleine Vogelpoth, Brayn Wermuth, and Kristin Rittkowski are starting their training. (Image source: Greiwing)
The 16 new trainees are distributed across commercial, industrial, and technical fields of activity. Five are beginning an apprenticeship as clerks for freight forwarding and logistics services, and another five as warehouse logistics specialists. In addition, there are three prospective professional drivers, as well as one junior employee each in office management, commercial vehicle mechatronics, and training as a warehouse operator.

Twelve out of 19 graduates are taken on

In the graduating class of 2026, a total of 19 trainees completed their education. They were trained in various areas including freight forwarding and logistics services, professional trucking, warehouse logistics, commercial vehicle mechatronics, and office management.

Twelve graduates will continue their career path within the corporate group. This means Greiwing is taking on about 63 percent of the current graduating class.

Award for three young professionals

In addition, the company has honored three graduates with the Top Trainee Award. The award, which has been given since 2022, primarily considers vocational school certificates. In the case of the same evaluation, the results of the final examination and the intermediate examination are also included.

Seven training professions offered

The corporate group trains in seven professions in total. These include clerks for forwarding and logistics services as well as for office management, IT specialists for system integration, professional drivers, commercial vehicle mechatronics technicians, specialists for warehouse logistics, and warehouse clerks.

Translated automatically from German.
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