New arrival at Augsburg's Central Customs Office identified as HZA-A
The Augsburg Main Customs Office, located in the heart of Swabia and extending into parts of Upper Bavaria, including the Ingolstadt area, is offering exciting career opportunities for young professionals. With over 1,700 positions available across various customs offices starting September 1, 2025, the office is gearing up for a new wave of talent.
For those interested in the customs service, two distinct paths are available: the middle service and the higher service. Theoretical parts of both services are completed at the Federal Administration School in Münster, with the middle service training taking place at the Education and Science Center's training centers of the Federal Finance Administration. On the other hand, the higher service's theoretical parts lead to a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B; Customs) or a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.; Administrative Informatics) degree, spanning a three-year dual study program.
The trainees in the middle service complete a two-year training program that qualifies them to use the professional title 'Finance Officer'. In contrast, the higher service trainees start a dual study program in administrative informatics on September 1, leading to a career in IT forensics, digitalization of customs administration, and various project work or database management.
Interested parties can apply for a position starting September 1, 2026, at the Main Customs Office Augsburg or the General Customs Directorate. The application deadline for the Augsburg Main Customs Office (middle and higher customs service) and the General Customs Directorate (administrative informatics) is October 15, 2025.
Mr. Bickel, the contact person for training or studies at the Augsburg Main Customs Office, can be reached by phone at 0821/5012-134 or via email at [email protected]. Detailed information on application, employment, training, and study at CUSTOMS can be found at www.zoll-karriere.de or www.zoll.de.
The Augsburg Main Customs Office promises a secure job with many exciting and varied tasks, helping to generate tax revenue, protect consumers, and secure jobs in Germany. With 46 newcomers already starting at the office, it's an exciting time to join the customs service and contribute to the future of this large federal administration.
IT trainees gain practical experience in various departments of the General Customs Directorate, while the trainees in the middle and higher service complete their practical phases in various departments of the training main customs office and at nearby customs offices and customs investigation offices.
For press inquiries, please contact Tim Hagenbusch at the Main Customs Office Augsburg, reachable by phone at 0821 5012 161, email: [email protected], and www.zoll.de. The customs office looks forward to welcoming new talents and continuing to offer a secure future in a large federal administration.
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