Carpenters, also known as carpenters, specialize in the processing of wood and wood products. Their main tasks include the construction, repair and restoration of furniture, doors and other wood products. Carpenters often work in craft shops, but also in industry, designing individually tailored solutions for their customers.
In Germany, you can expect an entry-level salary of about 25,155 euros per year as a carpenter. The average annual salary is about 35,220 euros, while the salary can reach up to 45,162 euros per year. The average hourly wage is about 18,46 euros. Salaries can vary depending on the city and professional experience: in Augsburg the average salary is 39,753 euros, in Berlin it is 35,967 euros and in Munich it is 44,863 euros.
To become a carpenter, you usually need a completed training as a carpenter or carpenter, which usually takes three years and includes both practical and theoretical content in woodworking, mechanical engineering and design engineering.
After training, you can work in a variety of fields, whether it's furniture production, interior design, or restoration, and you can train to become a master or start your own business.
