Housekeeper (LINDENHOF retirement and nursing home GmbH)

AZUBI 2026 Housekeeper (m/f/d) wanted

Are you versatile and interested in things that concern the smooth running and organisation of a household? Do you have good organisational skills, a sense of order and cleanliness as well as empathy?

Do you like to be flexible and look after people who need your help?

Prima! Then apply now for an apprenticeship as a housekeeper!

LDH Service GmbH is a service provider in the social sector for companies in the care sector.
We are looking for a trainee housekeeper for the LINDENHOF retirement and nursing home in Mainhardt

During your training, you will learn:

- How to cope with everyday life
- Household care
- Creating decorations
- Keeping things tidy from laundry to lunch
- Looking after residents
- Organising rooms
- Cleaning and maintaining all rooms
- Planning and preparing meals ...

We want you to:

- Be actively willing to learn and perform
- Have a talent for organisation
- Enjoy and be patient when dealing with senior citizens
- Think proactively in terms of service and residents
- Act in a hygienic, environmentally friendly and economical manner
- Be active and health-conscious

Your benefits:

The training to become a housekeeper lasts three years until the final examination and takes place in a dual system at the company and at school.
While you build up your theoretical background, you can get started in practice at the same time. After your apprenticeship, we will be happy to keep you on if you are suitable.

We will support you with further training and if you would like to take on more responsibility.

You will learn for life and help many people: For example, you will learn how to create a nutrition plan that adapts to the specific needs of clients. This will help you to correctly balance your nutrient intake and ensure a healthy diet.

Do you have any questions? Just give us a call: Phone +49 7903 9191-0

Would you like to send us your application documents by e-mail?
Go to rebecca.schwab@ldh-service.de