As a laboratory assistant, you support scientific or technical activities in a laboratory. Your duties may include preparing laboratory samples, operating simple laboratory equipment, or conducting tests and measurements. Laboratory assistants often work closely with scientists and technicians to ensure that experiments or tests are conducted correctly and efficiently.
In Germany, the starting salary for laboratory assistants is between 25,200 and 36,000 euros per year, with an average of about 29,500 euros. The average salary is around 35,400 euros per year, which corresponds to a monthly gross salary of about 2,950 euros. The salary range ranges from about 29,400 euros to 42,700 euros per year.
Training as a laboratory assistant is often not standardized. In many cases, a high school diploma or a high school diploma is sufficient. Practical experience, e.g. through internships or previous jobs in laboratories, is an advantage. In certain disciplines, such as medicine or chemistry, specific training or further training may be required.
As a laboratory assistant, you have the opportunity to work in various fields, including research, biotechnology, pharmacy or industry. As you gain experience and additional training, you can also develop into a laboratory assistant or technician. Many laboratory assistants also choose to pursue further education to improve their career opportunities.
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