Schumacher Andi Gartenbau GmbH (Aarau Rohr)

Training The training of young professionals is a major concern for us. As a company, we want to take responsibility and offer young, motivated people a perspective, because young professionals are our future.

Training as a gardener specializing in landscape gardening During the three years of their apprenticeship, future gardeners specializing in landscape gardening are familiarized with the various areas of horticulture through varied and exciting work in nature and prepared for the final apprenticeship examination. In the third year of the apprenticeship, the young people write an in-depth school project and design an individual company project.
Occupational requirements:

• A love of nature
• Enjoyment of building and designing
• Interest in knowing plants and their location requirements
• Craftsmanship and technical understanding
• Robust health and enjoyment of working outdoors

Interested in an apprenticeship as a gardener/gardener specializing in landscape? Then we look forward to your call.

Trial apprenticeship In order to get a personal impression of the profession of a gardener/gardener specializing in landscape, we recommend that prospective professionals complete a trial apprenticeship lasting several days in order to get to know this versatile and fascinating profession.
Interested in a trial apprenticeship? Then we look forward to your call.

Machinery The company Andi Schumacher Gartenbau is in possession of an advanced infrastructure and works with very modern machines and working techniques. This enables us to carry out projects on time, flexibly and with maximum quality of work.

Below are the main vehicles, machines and equipment:

• Atego tipper 12to with rear crane
• MB Sprinter with tipper bridge 3.5to
• MB double cab Sprinter with tipper bridge 3.5to
• Iveco Sprinter with tipper bridge 3.5to
• MB Vito
• Excavator Caterpillar CAT 20to
• Excavator Caterpillar CAT 5to
• Excavator Caterpillar CAT 2.5to
• Caterpillar skid steer loader
• Wheel loader Zettelmayer