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From skilled to shorter courses technician and academy educations
One of the best things about a vocational education is that it doesn't close doors — it opens them. When you're a skilled property service technician, you can stay in the trade and improve, or you can use your journeyman certificate as a springboard to further education. How far you go is up to you.
The most accessible path is labour market training (AMU). These are short, job-focused courses you can take alongside work to become sharper in a particular area. They are targeted at property services and keep you updated on new requirements and new technology.
If you want to go further on a short higher education, the journeyman certificate provides access to several professional academy educations close to the field. Two obvious paths are:
If you're up for a longer education, you can aim for a professional bachelor's degree. Building constructor is a classic path for craftspeople who want to work with design, construction management and building construction. There are also educations in energy and building management at this level. The path may require you to supplement with a few subjects, but your professional foundation counts.
You don't need to decide everything at once. Many take some AMU courses first, find out what interests them, and then choose a longer education when the desire and life situation fit. What matters is knowing that the opportunities are there — and that trained property service technician is a strong starting point for moving forward.
“The journeyman's certificate is not an end point. It is a ticket where you decide how far you want to travel.”