Basic Requirements
Although Germany offers a wide variety of ways to enter the job market, you still need a few essential basics to work and build a future here. These ensure that you meet formal criteria and can successfully integrate into the workplace.
School education and language skills
You should have completed a school education that qualifies you for vocational training or a professional job – ideally equivalent to a secondary school diploma or higher (e.g. high school or A-levels). In addition, at least intermediate German skills (B1 level) are required to work and communicate effectively.
Proper qualifications for advanced positions
If you hold a university degree, you have excellent chances of entering the German job market – especially in fields like engineering, IT, or healthcare. Academic qualifications open the door to long-term career opportunities.
Expectations
Even after a successful placement, there are a few things we expect from you – nothing to worry about! These expectations will actually make your start in Germany smoother, help you settle in faster, and boost your long-term success.
Bring your language skills to a high advanced level
We expect you to bring your German language skills to an advanced level. Whether you're already fluent or just starting out with basic training provided by us – improving your language is essential for your success in Germany. The good news: you'll make progress faster than you think. Daily exposure to the language, support from us, and guidance from your future employer will help you learn and grow with confidence.
Motivation for your work and adeption to german culture
We expect a high level of motivation and a genuine willingness to integrate into German work and everyday culture. Motivation drives performance – and integration opens doors: Whether it’s joining colleagues for a drink after work or getting involved in local life, being open and curious helps you build strong relationships and improve your opportunities in Germany. A positive attitude not only supports your personal success, but also creates a better atmosphere for the entire team.
Our advice: Don't hesitate to enroll!
Not sure if you qualify yet? Apply anyway – we’ll help you figure out what’s possible and what’s next.
Even if you don’t meet all the requirements yet – send us your application anyway. There are often faster or more flexible options than you might expect, especially for skilled professionals. We’ll review your situation individually and advise you on what’s needed – and how you can reach your goal.
Why working in Germany
Germany is the strongest economy in the heart of the European Union, home to over 83 million people. It offers a high standard of living, excellent infrastructure, and a stable political system. From the rough northern coast to the majestic Alpine peaks in the south – Germany’s landscapes are as diverse as its culture. The country is known for its engineering, innovation, and strong social values.
🇩🇪 Did you know these facts about working in Germany? 🇩🇪
1️⃣ Germany offers an average monthly salary of approx. €4,100 (gross).
One of the highest in Europe – with strong employee protection.
2️⃣ Germany is one of the world’s leading industrial nations.
Known for innovation, engineering, and a strong economy.
3️⃣ German workers benefit from excellent healthcare and social security.
Your job includes health insurance, pension contributions, unemployment protection, and much more.
4️⃣ You gain access to the entire EU job market.
A German residence and work permit can open doors to other EU countries later.
5️⃣ There’s a strong demand for skilled workers in many sectors.
Especially in IT, healthcare, hospitality, trades, and engineering.
6️⃣ Germany offers long-term career and residency options.
After just a few years, you may qualify for permanent residence or even citizenship.
7️⃣ Work-life balance is high valued.
With paid vacation, regulated working hours, and strong employee rights.