Career change as a fish farmer

With your experience you can switch to 11 jobs in Germany: 8 with on-the-job training and 3 with training or a course.

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Salary: median of all full-time employees in the job, gross per month excluding special payments, as of April 2025. Half earn more, half earn less. Source: Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis), table 62361-0030, license dl-de/by-2-0. Assigned to the jobs by quereinsteiger.de. No guarantee of accuracy.

Frequently asked questions

Which jobs can I do as a fish farmer without vocational training or retraining?

Without a new qualification, often with on-the-job training: Fisheries warden, Employee in a fish smokehouse, Deckhand in passenger shipping, Service technician for boat and ship engines, Wastewater treatment plant worker, Aquarium keeper at a public aquarium, Field technical advisor, fish feed and Sampler for water body monitoring.

Which retraining or further training suits me as a fish farmer?

With vocational training, retraining, further training or a course: Master fish farmer, Truck driver for refrigerated transport and Master fish farmer.

What promotion options do I have as a fish farmer?

Promotions include, for example: Master fish farmer and Master fish farmer.

Which of these jobs pay the most?

According to official statistics, the highest median full-time salaries are: Service technician for boat and ship engines (€4,911 gross per month), Field technical advisor, fish feed (€4,456 gross per month) and Sampler for water body monitoring (€4,317 gross per month). Half of employees earn more, half earn less; when you start it is often lower. Source: Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis), April 2025. No guarantee of accuracy.

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