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North Rhine-Westphalia Production

Welding Instructor for Education Vouchers | Adjusted EBITDA: 560,000 EUR

Revenue €4,373,900
Earnings €466,500
Employees No information
Location North Rhine-Westphalia
Transaction Background Succession planning
Shares for sale 100% sale
Revenue €4,373,900
Earnings €466,500
Employees No information
Location North Rhine-Westphalia
Transaction Background Succession planning
Shares for sale 100% sale

Company Description

The company is a state-approved provider of welder training and certification programs for job seekers. Thanks to its network of industry partners, the company is able to successfully place graduates in the job market, thereby maintaining close and profitable relationships with the Employment Agency.

BUSINESS
> The company trains welders in common welding processes: TIG, MIG, and arc welding.
> The training program lasts 12 months and includes both theory and hands-on welding exercises.
> Training takes place entirely in-house; exams are administered by TÜV.
> Training and certification costs are 100% covered by the Federal Employment Agency.

KEY FEATURES
> Recurring revenue from approximately 25% of participants: Welders must retake the exam every three years.
> Steadily growing revenue with a solid EBITDA margin (approximately 10% in 2025).
> High participant satisfaction: approximately 98% very positive reviews from graduates.
> Comprehensive support for participants, including assistance with applying for grants and German language courses.

OPPORTUNITIES
> Geographic expansion into additional metropolitan areas.
> New training modules: laser welding, robotics, track construction.
> Introduction of a second shift with afternoon and evening courses.
> Hiring additional instructors from among successful graduates.
> Increased integration of robotics and AI/VR-supported training.

Industry sector

Production