Metz Campus: Apprenticeship Programs Addressing Industrial Challenges

Metz Campus: Apprenticeship Programs Addressing Industrial Challenges by 2026
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The Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz offers apprenticeship programs designed to meet the current needs of industry while anticipating future changes in professions and skills.

Candidates accepted into these programs are currently being selected and supported by the Metz campus and are actively seeking host companies for the 2026–2027 academic year.

A training program tailored to industry needs

The apprenticeship programs offered in Metz are designed to bridge the gap between current industrial challenges and those related to the industrial and energy transition, with support from the CFA AMTalents:

Meets the current needs of businesses in the design, industrialization, and management of industrial equipment and systems.

To train engineers capable of supporting organizations in continuous improvement, industrial performance, and process management.

Developing the skills of tomorrow in materials, processes, and energy systems to support industrial decarbonization.

A new three-year vocational degree program focused on manufacturing, industrial processes, and the energy transition, designed to meet the operational needs of businesses.

The Metz Campus is here to help

The Corporate Relations Office assists companies in identifying suitable candidates, understanding their career paths, and developing work-study programs.

📩 Do you have any offers or want to trade? bre.metz@ensam.eu 

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