How Difficult Is It To Get A Job In Germany? Munich Immigration Advisory Member Explains
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Mursal Noorzai , member of Immigration Advisory board at Munich, Germany speaks to MINT and talks about the kind of jobs available for Indians in Germany. Whether you are studying in Germany, or just applying to work there or first study and then applying for work: what are the various permutations and combinations of work experience, internships, and proficiency over German Language that one needs to fulfil for an aspiring career in Germany
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00:06 Job prospects for different categories of job seekers in Germany
00:48 Students in Germany are allowed to work 20 hours per week during term time.
01:43 Full-time job is 40 hours per week for everyone.
02:26 Internships in Germany are a stepping stone to entering the job market
03:09 Focus on building relationships with employers for future paid job opportunities.
03:52 Practicum plays a vital role in getting visas for India to Germany or for those already living in Germany.
04:37 Job flexibility in different engineering or IT roles
05:18 Seek project management opportunities to boost skills.
Given the high cost of living, the cold months & the language barrier its really not worth moving to Germany
Do you recommend the Netherlands or Sweden?
@Rahul-hp5ie Neither. Not easy to get PR. Complex stipulations
@@Rahul-hp5ie Canada , Australia still top the list .Malta is the emerging destination
@@aosaeanorCanada?? Have you lost your mind?
Don't forget the possible deindustrialization in Germany and the rise of Far Right (AfD). This party has consistenly gained ground in recent years. VW, the largest car company, just decided to close 3 factories in Germany.
wolkswagen layed off there employees. so if u run to germany when they are going through a financial crisis. it will not end up well
Very interested and informative 👌 thanks MINT😊
Why would anyone look for a job in Germany? Aren't there any jobs available in India? Better to stay in India my dear friends than living in a foreign country like a second class person.
My views. If still people wish to go, they are free to go there. Good luck.
Yes, I said the same thing.
Because of health issues issued due to pollution, bro. My family gets breathing issues in Bangalore due to extreme pollution. I decided to move abroad only due to this reason. In reality, a senior IT employee like me can save more in India than in Germany. But I am prioritizing my family's health; that is the only reason for the shift.
@learningmaster8060 ofcourse. I do understand. All the best bro.
Yeah please stay in Asia, we don't need want you
This seems to be an incomplete video. As all the questions asked were not covered in the answer part.
Can you please upload the complete video or share a link for the same?
Yes.
It is one thing to make a law or reform and another thing to implement it. I have studied my Master's here and after that i joined a company, but got laid off from the job at the end of probation period for reasons from the market. It's not at all easy if you don't learn German and other burocreatic difficulties you will face, even after securing a good job. Weigh your gains and losses before you choose a decision.
Waste of time .
Clickbait titile .
Useless video.
She only answered how students studying in Germany can increase their chances of getting a job.
Because, going internships or apprenticeships in india won't help with getting a job in Germany at all. You need real world full time experience or 3+ years to have some chance
guys do your researchh first dont get too excited by anyone
How is the job market for freshers (1 year experience) who completed a B.E. degree in India?? Can I do my M.S. and PhD there? What are the job prospects for PhD in Mechanical Engineering (Computational Fluid Dynamics)?
go then, do the course in english. but be sure to learn C1 level in next 2 years
avoid
@@uditsaxena3844 Can you state the reasons?
Germany is good for higher education
If aim is job no .dont go ..you will regret if you go.
What is the process of getting jobs in Germany for people who are on residence card in any other Schengen country and want to move to Germany?
I want a job in Spain not Germany
Farm labour job available and will be treated like an animal
@@deadshot6135as a proud Indian, I accept that job happily
You really think people living in Germany or planning to move don't know all this? 😒😒😒 That's not the problem, there are no jobs!!!
Total waste of time -- this interview was poorly curated and poorly given. Both speaker and interviewer should be thoroughly ashamed of providing such a low quality, and frankly speaking, unhelpful interview.
Hello ma'am, i living Zagreb city Croatia as food delivery work
I am very interested work for Germany
Can you help me please
Wtf is that background music. Are you a business journal or a tabloid.
Barbedro😂 doorada betta nunnage , illi bandre neenu aagtiya gay
That's totally crap what she is saying..
she is telling the reality
Scam
Funny pajeeets