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Getting your first Job in Germany it all depends on what kind of immigration status do you hold, if your status permits an employment, you can go to the BIZ, you can also register with Job Center, and get appointments to be offered courses to help you with writing your resume and other courses to teach how to professionally use the resources to apply for your position, also Job center can help you with translation of your certificates and pay for your certificate to get recognition in Germany, also you'd get a user name and passwoed to access the job search databank, also the Job Center provides facility equipped with computers, printers, phone lines, and other means to help you get in touch with tons of hirring companies, sorry guys if there is spelling mistakes csuse I am using my phone, I hope this will help

Hii.. I would like to share some tips and experience finding a job in germany..

The first step is learning the language. .. you don't have any chance to find a job without speaking language. .. do a basic course of minimum upto A2 and try your luck with job..

2, try the job portal websites which gives lot of job opertunities to find job.. jobborse.De is very useful and official website.. yu can also find English speaking jobs in jobs77.com..
try googling..

3, carefully select the visa category and immigration status. ..

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How easy is to get an IT job for experienced professional in germany on Job seekers visa?

chaurasia.raj wrote:

How easy is to get an IT job for experienced professional in germany on Job seekers visa?

This depends entirely on your area of specialisation and your German language skills.

Hello Libin,

just a quick question, i am from India and currently planning to learn German. My wife is studying German (A1 level). I have about 10 years of experience in SAP WMS.
We both plan to finish till, at the least, B1 level before applying for German jobs from India. Is there anything you can help or advise. Do we apply visa on our own (work visa) from India.

Any tips would be helpful

I think you should check the oversees position posting by German Department of Labor in particular the (BIZ) Berüfsinformationszentrum, to get an offer from an empöoyer then if you get a contract you can start your visa application

Hie I'm Thabani mlotshwa I'm a Zimbabwean living in South Africa I'm experienced in food and beverage industry I'm looking for work preferably in Germany anyone who knows the channels pliz help

thabanimlotshwa wrote:

Hie I'm Thabani mlotshwa I'm a Zimbabwean living in South Africa I'm experienced in food and beverage industry I'm looking for work preferably in Germany anyone who knows the channels pliz help

Did you read the posts above and other related advice on this forum?

Hi. Greetings to all

I am also up to some tips of getting a job in Germany. I am a licensed accountant and currently working here in UAE. My husband (a German) and I are both based here in UAE and it happened that he wanted to go back to Germany for good. The thing is I still wanted to work and practice my profession in the place.

Any advice from you guys?

Many thanks in advance and have a nice day

First, you should check if your accountancy degree or credentials are recognized in Germany. You can consult the ANABIN database for this.
Then, you should seriously consider learning German. Your job chances are MUCH better with some reasonable language skills (A2 level and above), because without you'd be ineligible for all customer-facing or otherwise communicating roles, which includes most jobs on the market.
After that you can start your job search by identifying and contacting suitable companies in your field of work.
Good luck!

@beppi

Thank you so much for the tips

have a nice day.

Hello im Egyptian lady who hold master degree in education and counseling pschology from Egypt and located in Egypt im CEO of educational coulsultant company i'm looking for Chance to work in Germany in social work field or early years teaching or Arabic speaker customer services...im 43years old any help about how to start or any useful ideas
Thanks in advance

To teach in Germany you need a (recognized) educational university degree. Do you have one?
To work in the social (and pretty much in any other) field, you need good German language skills. What is your level there?
And since you are a non-EU-citizen, you need to have niche skills that are rare but in demand here - or something else that sets you apart from Locals. What do you have to show in this respect?