Germany is an exporting nation with lots of economic relations into the world. The employers claim to have increasing problems to find good and the right employees for the upcoming challenges, especially in export oriented industries. The world is melting together which also is showing in some of the work/project teams that are put together from the employers.
But where can a graduate with an international background really expect open doors when applying for a job? What are the expectations of an employer towards these applicants? Is German language knowledge crucial? Am I compared with graduates that have a German language background? Short: Who wants me? And what do I have to do to get the job offer?
Do’s and Don’ts within the process of applying for a job in Germany shall be what this workshop wants to get close to you. Anja Klütsch, Head of the Careers Service, has many years of experience accompanying graduates into the job market. The knowledge will be shared (in English) and shall enable you to compose successful cover letters and CV’s addressed to German employers. Questions you cannot ask within an application process will be answered from the employer perspective. Enter the German job market more successfully with the know-how provided in this workshop.
Where: Online-Workshop, Log in data is sent to you after registration
Potential participants can ask for individual online-counselling with anja.kluetschuni-rostockde
Your workshop manager: Anja Klütsch, Head of the Careers Service
Language: English
Participants: max 50 students
Sign In: required via www.careers.de