4 new trainees start their careers at ILFA

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We are delighted to welcome 4 young people to our company for the new training year. 2 young men are learning the profession of machine and plant operator specialising in metal and plastics technology, while the 2 other trainees are being trained as an industrial clerk and an electronics technician for industrial engineering. This means that we have once again been able to fill all of our apprenticeship positions.
Welcome, we are delighted that you are here! You will have a great and exciting apprenticeship with us and you will definitely not be bored, we promise!

We welcomed 4 young men to start their training with us on 1 August 2024
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