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Careers and Work

Dual training, qualifications and employers: current information and background on career and work

Unternehmen legen Wert auf Wohlbefinden bei der Arbeit. Health prevention
Working in Germany
Reducing stress at the workplace
Innovative programmes, flexible working time models, preventive measures: mental health at the workplace is becoming an increasingly important issue in Germany.
Spezialistinnen und Spezialisten sind im IT-Sektor gefragt. Bilateral relations with India
India
New opportunities for Indian skilled workers
Germany wants to expand relations with India. This includes making it easier for Indians wishing to work in Germany to obtain a visa.
In sieben Schritten zum Job in Deutschland Arriving in Germany
Work
Finding your job in Germany in seven steps
Mаríа Fernаndа Gаrcíа López is from Mexico and wants to work as IT specialists in Munich. The journey of this 28-year-old skilled worker is just one example of how you can come to Germany.
IT-Managerin Ayushi Sharma Coming to live in Germany
Career
Work, German lessons and buttered pretzels - Ayushi Sharma’s life in Germany
After completing her master’s in Munich, the young woman from India embarked on a career in Germany as an IT manager. This is how she got off to a successful start.
Die Erzieherin Daniela Noya wagte den Schritt nach Deutschland. Coming to live in Germany
Work
Teaching, learning, making friends – Daniela Noya’s life in Germany
The nursery school teacher from Colombia works at a nursery. She talks here about how she started out in Germany.
Das neue Digitalmagazin „Ankommen in Deutschland“ Coming to live in Germany
New digital magazine
How to get off to a successful start in Germany
The new digital magazine from deutschland.de provides international skilled professionals with useful tips when they arrive in Germany.
Reem Alabali-Radovan Working in Germany
Working in Germany
“Clear commitment to shared fundamental values”
Germany has a vested interest in making it easier for people to become naturalised, says Reem Alabali-Radovan, Minister of State for Migration, Refugees and Integration.
Fachkräfte am Laptop Working in Germany
Working in Germany
The new Opportunity Card
Germany’s updated skilled workers immigration legislation prioritises people with professional experience. Let’s look at one of the most important changes.
Initiative „Starke Frauen – Starker Mittelstand“: Melanie Baum SMEs
Strong women
“Be brave and simply go ahead and take the first step”
Entrepreneur Melanie Baum of the initiative “Strong Women – Strong SMEs” explains the importance of women in management positions.
Keine leichte Aufgabe: Familienunternehmen suchen Nachfolger. The Mittelstand
Changing generations
Search funds help find the next generation of entrepreneurs
Families dream of a seamless transition of their businesses to a successor - specialised platforms can help.
Pflege in der eigenen Wohnung The Mittelstand in Germany
The Mittelstand award
That’s how diverse the “German Mittelstand” is
Three examples of successful SMEs: a timber company, a nursing care provider and a firm specialising in cooling systems
Ajay Maurya fühlt sich in Deutschland wohl. Skilled workers
India
“I know how much we’re in demand on the German labour market”
Three young people from India talk about how they made the move to Germany – and what they particularly like about living and working here.

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