Hi @Amna.z123 Our focus is solely on professionals in Tech & IT which is why we are not sure about any job prospects in your domain. You are free to check the government website www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have the right skills and experience to find a job here.

Hi @AsifSaifuddinAuvipy It depends on your goals. If your job or studies are in English, you can manage without German at first. But for better job opportunities, higher salaries, and smoother integration, learning German is crucial. German isn’t mandatory for everyone, but if you plan to stay long-term, it’s worth investing the time to learn. It’ll make life easier and open more doors!

@FAJIGBerlin I came here last year with a tech job. Not knowing german was very problematic for me. I lost the job in 4 months. Have I knew the lang my life would be less overwhelming. Also to survive in a recession prone country, knowing german will open more interviews

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Yes, we assist IT Managers, IT Operations & Service Delivery professionals, and IT Project Managers who have the Opportunity Card (OC). If you already have it, feel free to reach out-we’d be happy to help you take the next steps in your career. You may check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

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Hi @MrInglorious You’re absolutely NOT wasting your time! Starting with certifications like CompTIA A+ is a great move for breaking into IT, especially since you’re fluent in German and have been living in Germany for over 5 years-that’s a big advantage for local job opportunities. Entry-level jobs often value certifications and formal education. Once you complete A+, consider advancing to Network+ or Security+, or even vendor-specific ones like Cisco CCNA for networking or AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner for cloud computing. IT is all about learning and growing-stick with it, and you’ll land that entry-level job before you know it. You may watch our video training once you get all the needed skills (if you are in Germany, you can skip the 5 year requirement) www.findajobingermany.de/

@FAJIGBerlin thank you so much for your answer and confirmation! That makes me happy, since I was told by some others I can forget about getting a Job in IT without a formal education (university or ausbildung) even if I go and get some certifications proving knowledge and skill. Yes, after much research it was definitely my plan to go into AWS and Security + since I would like to get specifically into cyber security. Thanks again for your time!

Sure! @Nkraka You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, please book a call with us.

Hi @pratikgajjar6183 We usually use Indeed.de

@ThanuYokaraja Our focus is solely on professionals in Tech & IT which is why we are not sure about any job prospects in your domain. You are free to check the government website www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have the right skills and experience to find a job here. You may check documents for the Opportunity Card here india.diplo.de/blob/2659808/f370b5253f81ec9cc4269673cd359b8b/chancenkarte---opportunity-card-data.pdf

Hi @malikumarsultan9640 There is no demand for .NET currently. You need to have at least 5 years of experience in Node and React to join the program. You may skip this requirement if you have the Opportunity Card, in which case we can start working immediately.

Hi @chavdaraju2129 You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

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Hi @NathaJames-s8n You’re on the right track here, but German companies generally require at least 5 years of relevant project experience before they consider hiring you from abroad. At least, that’s our experience and which is why it would be too premature for our program. We invite you to keep following us. Your time will come.

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Hi @IhsanJayman Thank you! You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there

Hi @srinivasuganta5501 Germany has a strong demand for senior Java developers, especially in industries like finance, e-commerce, and tech. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

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@FAJIGBerlin you are welcome 🙂

Hi @DjidjaLe With the new Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte), you don’t necessarily need a job offer in the exact field of your recognized diploma to obtain a work visa. The Opportunity Card is a points-based system that allows skilled workers to seek employment in Germany, even outside their immediate field of study or diploma recognition. However, for specific job contracts, like one for a truck driver, eligibility for a work visa would depend on meeting other requirements, such as relevant qualifications or licenses (like a German truck driving license). If you have a recognized Bachelor’s in Law, it can boost your points for the Opportunity Card, but for a truck driver role, you would still need to fulfill any specific job-related requirements.

Hi @zod-krypton6383 For sales roles in Germany, speaking German is essential, as most client interactions require it. You might check out StepStone, XING or LinkedIn for reliable job listings and support in finding sales positions in Germany. Best of luck!

Hi @pras2visu Yes, you can get a DevOps job in Germany from India! 🇩🇪 Interviews are usually challenging, with a focus on practical skills, cultural fit, and technical knowledge (like CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes). German interviews are often more structured and thorough than in India, so be ready for hands-on tasks. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

Hi @karthikraghuram5404 Thank you for your feedback. German and work experience are both important for recruiters. It depends on the open position that you are applying for and its requirements.

Hi @fardousalam1594 It is complicated to tell you the salary you can expect without checking your profile and skills. You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, you may book a call with us.

Hi @mughalhamza4456 No, we focus solely on helping candidates secure full-time positions in Germany. This does not include Ausbildung, remote roles, internships, student jobs, or mini-jobs.

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Hi @liori_M Any kind of management, support, or consulting roles, German language skills are required. Otherwise, you have to be based in Germany and hold a valid work permit for eligibility.

Thank you @Gabriel-dj3kf You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there.

Hi @iqrafareed6587 We do not share clients' interview preparation videos due to our privacy policy. You may go through our website to check how our program works and then book a call with us www.findajobingermany.de/

Hi @gladiagladia7312 Our focus is solely on professionals in Tech & IT which is why we are not sure about any job prospects in your domain. If you are a software architect, you are welcome to book a call with us and we will talk more about your profile www.findajobingermany.de Otherwise, you need to check the government website www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have the right skills and experience to find a job here.

Actually there is no labor shortage in Germany. They dont have enough job and most dont get candidate due to low salary offering

Hi @navidhadavii We work exclusively with IT professionals, so we can assist you specifically in this area. We are not familiar with salaries in other industries.

Thank you @adkk1996

Thank you @chavdaraju2129 You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. After that, you may book a call with us.

Hi @maheshsarathchandra2637 We work with students who are about to graduate (at least one month before graduation). We do not handle remote, internship, student, or minijob positions-full-time roles only. Currently, JavaScript, Java, Data Engineering, and Cybersecurity are in demand.

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Hi @binodbasnet1762 We provide a CV template to our clients once they join our program, as it's the first step in our coaching. In the meantime, you can find some helpful tips on our KZbin channel.

Hi @mahtab220 our focus is solely on professionals in Tech & IT which is why we are not sure about any job prospects in your domain. You are free to check the government website www.make-it-in-germany.com/de/ to see if you have the right skills and experience to find a job here.

Hi @kunalsrivastava1248 You can travel to Germany anytime within the visa’s validity period. In your example, if your visa is valid from 15/12/2024 to 14/12/2025, you can enter Germany any time during this period, including 25/01/2025. If your visa expires before you are able to travel, or if you need to extend your stay beyond its expiration, you would need to contact the German authorities (e.g., embassy or consulate) to ask for an extension. In most cases, applying for a new visa is required if the original visa has expired, since extensions for long-term visas, such as the Opportunity Card, are not always granted. To confirm specific rules or to address any unique circumstances, it’s always a good idea to reach out to the German consulate or embassy where you applied for the visa. They can provide precise guidance based on your situation.

Hi @malikumarsultan9640 Since your university is categorized as H+ in the Anabin database, it means that the institution itself is recognized in Germany. However, if the specific degree ("Computer Science") is not listed, while "Information Technology" is, this may raise questions about the direct equivalency of your particular program. - If the degree title in the Anabin database matches closely (e.g., Information Technology is considered close to Computer Science), the PDF may suffice for recognition. - If there is a significant difference between the degree listed in Anabin and your actual degree (Computer Science vs. Information Technology), or if you're uncertain, it is advisable to obtain a ZAB equivalency certificate to avoid any potential issues with recognition, especially if it's for immigration, employment, or academic purposes. The ZAB certificate provides official confirmation of how your foreign qualification compares to German standards.

Hi @prashantprajapati7006 You are welcome to check our website and watch our video training www.findajobingermany.de/. Simply click on the video training link you find there. You can book a call with us one month before your graduation. Thank you!

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