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Hello SN, Thank you for commenting. Starting from 2:15, this question is addressed in detail. Please just go ahead and have a good look at it. Then you can come back with the questions if you still have any. And we'd love to answer it. Thank you, Thanks.

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Hi Mr. Footballer, thanks for commenting. As explained in the video, there's no fixed rule for that. Rest assured, the higher, the better. Let me rephrase. Volunteering work that involves more people interaction in everyday life, like paramedics, needs a better or much higher level of German language than a garden caretaker who has to spend much of his time alone with the plants or trees. Hope you get it. Thanks

Hey Malacky, Thanks for commenting. E-players? What are they? What do you mean by that?

Hi, thanks for pointing this out. Now that 3 other clips are also used in the Lyngby Strand section. What do you think of them? Denmark or Not? You talked about pronouncing the places. Ah! well, that's tricky. Isn't it? No matter how much you practice, if you're no-native. It's gonna take years to pronounce it like the natives. Then you say research. Research is easy these days, pronouncing like natives is yet a hard task, even in the age of AI technology. I'm sure you'll agree. Again, thank you for commenting. Appreciate it. Thanks.

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Hi Rijo, it's simple. You can find an EOS website link in the description. More details on that at 9:34. Thanks.

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Hi Gulshan, that's an interesting question. And guess we should make a proper video about interview preparation or tips to clear your interviews. But to give you some hints now, your interview questions would most likely be about your majors. For example, if your major subject or skill is about nursing, then you'd most likely be asked about that, a gardener would be asked about gardening, and so on. Rest assured, you should expect one detailed video about it soon to be uploaded on our channel. Make sure to check back later. Or rather click on the bell icon to subscribe to our channel notifications to not miss the video. Thanks.

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@@kiwisausage Hi there, We are sorry you feel that way. Would you be more expressive about the thing or part of the video that you don't like specifically? Or would you please like to share your ideas on how we can improve it to meet your expectations next time? Thanks.

@Frostfairs seems like the video was made with AI. It doesn't elaborate on many of the attractions. Also. Some things are listed twice on the list and it seems whoever made this doesn't know what they're talking about

@@kiwisausage Hi, thanks for responding. No, it was not AI-based completely, there were lots of research and human efforts involved. It doesn't elaborate because it is not an elaborative video. It's an introductory video briefly introducing the Top 20 Destinations in the Jutland region. Oh! no, we found none listed twice whatsoever. Would you like to name it for our better understanding? And the last part of your comment, we take it as a ‎Destructive criticism. But we thank you for your negative criticism as well. It'll help us get even better next time. Thanks.

If you had done any research you would know that Skagen and Granen are basically the same attraction. So its obvious a human didnt really check what chat GPT generated. Also twice, towns are listed at "oldest town in jutland" how is this even possible. ​@Frostfairs

Hi Annah. It depends on the organization you're going to apply for volunteering. And that is because every volunteer organization has its own standards or requirements. So, it's best to confirm with the organization you're interested in working with. To give you an idea, most people already volunteering in Germany say, it was an A2 or B1 for 'em. Hope you get it. Thanks.

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Hi there, thanks for commenting. You know what, John Sculley, former CEO of Apple Inc. and Pepsi says, the future belongs to those who see possibilities before they become obvious. So when you're on the ground, it's you, who have to find, see, create, or carve possibilities for you. You can search for other jobs, you can give interviews for the jobs, and once you secure a job. The rest is the matter of your visa which is subject to the laws and policies that change from time to time. And of course, a secured job would have your back for that.

Hi, Agnes. Thanks for offering your insights. Are you currently volunteering in Germany? If so, we would love to hear you more on our channel. In our video's salary or pay section, we stated the range from 2500 to 5500 euros. The lower range is something you can call the official minimum wage and the upper range is the average minimum salary being offered or given. Do you understand that difference? Well, of course, the newbies are given even less than 450 euros per month. Yet, many professionals are offered even more than the average handsome German salary package. You see, in the section, you're referring to, we try to give a whole picture. From the laborers to the skilled professionals volunteering their time in Germany.

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Thanks, Emole. That's what we do, research and provide the accurate helpful information.

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Hi Ibrahim, there is no such requirement. To volunteer in Germany you only need a basic understanding of German language. i.e. up to at A1 or A2 levels. The higher, the better though.

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Hi, Iftikhar thanks for commenting, and what is your point?

Hi Roshan, you can find the link in the description.

Hello, Mickey. Glad you liked the video. Hope you have subscribed to our channel too. Ok so, your willingness to learn the German language is not merely enough. You'd have to prove it to the employer by appearing in a German language certification exam also. As explained in the video, you should have a German language certificate despite the fact what language grade it reflects. This means you don't need to master the German Language, in most cases basic working proficiency would be enough.

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@@Frostfairs ok thanks

Bonjour je me preset je suis zouini je me suis recrute fonctionnair au tribunal cour d appel de meknes j ai travaille 20 ans et j aim le travaille volontair merci

Hi there, you're welcome! The website link can be found in the video description.

Technically there are no age requirements. Yet, is this the minimum age or the maximum age that you are concerned about?

Hi, Benhilda. You're welcome! Are you telling or asking?

I am asking ... thax for a quick response

@@benhildamashipi Ok, then. Of course, you can do it if you want to. There are multiple options and procedures for switching, changing, or upgrading depending on the situation because they change from time to time. But yeah, it is possible. Sometimes switching staying-there, other times leaving the country once. etc, etc.

Really glad to hear you found the video interesting and informative. Thanks. 🙂

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Hi, Saifur Imran, thanks for commenting. First, I've no idea where are you trying to book an appointment for FSJ. Second, volunteering is considered employment in Germany, so it would be working not studying. This means the first option "1. Work Visa" would more likely be the best for this.

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@@saifurimran2472 Ok, I presume you are at the visa-obtaining stage after successfully getting accepted as a volunteer in Germany. Good luck! Now because we haven't covered that stage in this video, please stay tuned for the upcoming videos for that. And if there's anything related to this video, plz feel free to speak. Thanks.

Thanks for liking the video. Did you mean the maximum number of years a person can volunteer?

Wish you good luck! 👍

Hi Mohammed, yes please enlighten us.

Hi Terry, If you meet all the conditions stated in the video, then congratulations! you've got the maximum chance of getting accepted as a volunteer in Germany. Your wife also got the highest chances because nursing is the most in-demand skill everywhere. And if either of you or your wife gets accepted, others can come along as dependents. So, good luck.

Hi also the UK has volenteer visa called charity visa. With that one you can bring your family. So your wife her family and you could work. The volunteering is in care and other

@@xXurbansweetnessXx Hi Loretta, thanks for your input and for growing the conversation. Appreciate it.