How to find a job in Germany without German in 2025?

[@ahmedfathy3249]

finding jobs in Germany is more challenging than I thought! I finished my Master's in automotive engineering since FEB 2023 and till today (a whole year) I couldn't find a job knowing that I have b1 German level

[@jegankennedy]

I agree, I am also seeing so many jobs available here. But getting to offer is not pretty easy. However I still see people getting jobs from India to here. So it's more of continuous attempting and at right time right things will in place. I wish you best of luck.

[@charanshivaji8634]

Where did you finished your master's?

[@ahmedfathy3249]

@@charanshivaji8634 Hochschule Esslingen

[@ahmedfathy3249]

@@charanshivaji8634 Hochschule Esslingen

[@HarshbBenga]

Ok sir

[@prafullaniraula8570]

Wishing you and your family a very happy new year, Jegan! Also, rarely do people say in their channel that they are ready to help, and you are one of them. I am really blessed to watch your videos each and every time you post. Once again, thank you very much for working hard to provide such informative content and helping us whenever we need it.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks a lot Prafulla. Wish you a happy, healthy and a Prosperous new year. I would love to see you soon in Germany. 🙂

[@seijiamasawa2428]

No bullshit and straight to the topic. Great work!

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your kind feedback and happy that you found it good 👍🏻

[@Dawathmawa]

Finally i got a channel to explore more about german visa process. Thankyou sir

[@jegankennedy]

Welcome! So nice of you to share a kind comment !

[@koolmo]

Appreciate sharing your thoughts. From South Korea

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your kind feedback !

[@highspeaking]

Your videos are very helpful for job aspirants at Germany. Keep sharing such worthy contents.😊

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you. Sure, I will try my best to be consistent. 🙂👍

[@marinat201]

Thanks a lot for your work!

[@jegankennedy]

Happy if it is useful !

[@subratdey7223]

Great work and effort Jegan ❤

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Subrat, Thanks Man 🤩

[@nrk07]

Thank you Jegan

[@jegankennedy]

Happy if it's useful 🙂

[@mohammedhumayun5218]

Good going My friend...

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Machi 🙂

[@jestinmwilson5140]

My man helping with great vids ❤️❤️ im a ui/ux designer how much experience i needed to get a job in Germany

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks brother. Usually with 3 and above years of experience gets job with visa. Hence gaining those initial yrs of experience can help.

[@md.kousherhoulather4953]

Thank you so much brother

[@jegankennedy]

You're welcome brother 🙂👍

[@md.kousherhoulather4953]

Take my love from my heart brother🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks a lot brother. Love from Germany 😍

[@jagguBhumiyal86-hs4iy]

You are really good teacher Sir 🙏

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you 🙂👍

[@clintonbabu6641]

Thank you Jegan for taking time for collecting all this information and making it understandable for us. It will be great if we can connect together sometime to discuss few things. Kindly let me know yout prefered time. Thanks in advance,

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Clinton, Thanks for your kind feedback. I am usually free during weekend afternoons for meetings. If you want to connect before that, let us align. [e-mail] is my email id. Let us connect.

[@jackiechan4933]

Good content 😊

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks 👍

[@mkpro4297]

Thank you, one more question. Is it okay for someone with 14+ years of IT experience to remove the initial one/two years of experience from the resume for job seeker's visa(Germany) or for finding a job in Germany, as I think 14+ years of experience is a senior level and may not have frequent openings for this level of experience. 1. Will the number of years of experience matter in Germany in terms of shortlisting the candidate's profile? 2. Will they look into the gap and question for it? Will it be an issue? Please suggest.

[@jegankennedy]

I think you can remove couple of yrs if you need to. Coming to your questions, 1) Yes, that's based on the role you're applying to. But if you're applying for technical/functional roles just reducing one or two yrs should not make a big difference. 2) Gaps are okay. You can even mention why there was a gap, employers don't question much on it. They only care if you have relevant experience and if you're able to convince them that you can do the job.

[@anumomi-rowdybabies350]

Hello Jegan, Would you be able to review my CV and share your thoughts? I am into Learning and development with over all 15 years experience. Do you have any idea about jobs related to Learning/talent development?

[@MobileShots]

If we get job in other areas beyond our 5 year experience shown when jobseeker visa application, will it be possible to get work permit or blue card later?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, usually it is possible if the new job comes under skilled labor category professions and meets the blue card salary criteria. But there can be surprises from the foreigner's office based on the city where you apply.

[@ranganbanerjee2141]

Thank you for the information. Can you give an idea about salary at chain hotels like Marriott for positions like night auditor. Is there high demand for workers in German hotel industry ? Thank you.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your feedback. But sorry, I do not have right information about the hotel industry related salary or jobs.

[@susantabindhani]

Hi Jegan, I want to travel with my family to germany under blue card visa. Do I need to apply visa for wife and kind under separate catagory?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Susant, Yes, Family reunion visa.

[@kish1193]

Thanks bro

[@jegankennedy]

😊👍

[@upiretlarao5518]

Vv good advice

[@jegankennedy]

😊👍

[@apurvakhokale3041]

Hello, Thank you for providing such a comprehensive video. Could you please advise whether it's possible to apply for a student visa if one hasn't secured employment after the Job Seeker Visa period?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, While being in Germany with JSV, I don't think it's possible to apply for student visa. But I may be wrong, needs to checked with foreigners authorities here or at VFS in India.

[@counterpoint9260]

Jegan, cnsa you list top 5 skills or areas where there is a high chance of somebody finding no german, visa sponsored jobs? other than IT of course

[@jegankennedy]

Very difficult question, that too without German and without IT industry. But I will try to research and share if I find something. Thanks for your comment !

[@AdityPai]

Hello, thanks for the informative video. For a women planning to move to Germany after marriage, wo the 2+ years of IT expirence from a well known product based company in India. How difficult/easy it would be to get job in Germany ?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, I hope you are moving with a dependent visa. If your partner's visa category falls under Blue Card category, then you can immediately start working after you find a job in Germany. How difficult or easy is based on your role and demand here in Germany. But generally it is possible to find a job.

[@Marc28.]

There's a misinformation and confusion from many agencies. There's nothing about visa Sponsorship in Germany, unlike UK. Speaking it from Germany with the Informations from Immigration office. If you need to get spoon feed for visa application then you might need this agencies' help.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. True that agencies also have confusions & lack of information. As you rightly said, many agencies do the application support as well. But I fail understand your point about visa sponsorship. Do you mean there is no visa sponsorship available in Germany or do you mean agencies do not have knowledge about it?

[@ManjushaChandran]

Hello Jegan, I am planning to give German language exams this year till B1, already studying.. I am working as a SAP consultant in MNC, with 9 years of experience.. Is the market good? I am applying to all positions in LinkedIn based on my skill.. Is LinkedIn enough for job search?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Manjusha, Yes LinkedIn & direct websites are the best ways to apply for the jobs. In my visibility, the demand is really good. But the hiring process is not so easy, eventhough there are many jobs, still many rejections happen. Its kind of irony. Still my personal opinion is it is possible to get a job but with struggle.

[@ManjushaChandran]

Yes, struggle is there, already got 30+ rejections... almost from all companies.. 🥲😅 I'll keep trying! Thankyou for replying! All your videos are good! 🔥👌🏼

[@PraveenKumar-by1de]

​@@ManjushaChandran any update?

[@ManjushaChandran]

@PraveenKumar-by1de I actually stopped searching for now,, got ill... not applying since 2 months... maybe I'll start again. What about you?

[@nithishragavendhar5320]

Hi sir! Im planning to do masters in IT in Germany, will i get a job after completing my degree within that 18 months of time?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Nitish, Of course, it's subjective based on your efforts and etc. But in general it's possible. I have seen many students have secured a job and continue their life here.

[@nithishragavendhar5320]

@@jegankennedy sir im glad that you replied! How can i connect with you so that i get some guidance regarding masters in Germany and lifestyle related doubts

[@jegankennedy]

@@nithishragavendhar5320 Please send me an email to [e-mail]. We can align on a slot for a google meet session.

[@nithishragavendhar5320]

@@jegankennedy thanks so much sirr

[@Anu007-e7g]

I have a master degree from Germany (bachelor from foreign country). After masters from Germany, I moved to an another EU country for work. Now I have a job offer from a German company and I need to apply for a work visa. Can i apply with my German degree? Does it matter if my past degree from abroad is comparable or not, since I have one german degree? I can't find a detailed explanation on this matter. Can someone tell me about this? thanks and have a nice day :)

[@jegankennedy]

As I replied in another comment, unfortunately I have no direct answer for it.

[@shafrazrazick6414]

Hey Jegan Brother, I am seniour operations executive in a BPO industry with a 7 years experience. Same time completed my Business Management Degree as well. Currently I am following the A1 level also German Language. Is any possibility chances to get a job in the Management Industry ? I am researching these days but didn’t get a proper job in Management if you have an experience in this please let me know. Thanks for your kind reply.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Bro, I noticed many finding project management jobs with PMP and similar certification background. But for your background, frankly I don't know much. However on searching in LinkedIn, I also couldn't find better matches for you. It's probably all the companies prefer to outsource such roles to India and other countries. But you can look for different related roles and explore if upskilling could help.

[@SujatroCSE-hl8ds]

Can a person who is currently doing their master's in Germany leave their master's midway, and look for FT Jobs in Germany (Based on their Bachelor's knowledge in home country). In that case will their student visa get converted?

[@jegankennedy]

I heard something like this is possible. But I have no clarity on this. I suggest you to check with some youtuber who has studied here and posting content. Or if you are already in Germany, then Auslanderbehorde is the best place to clarify.

[@sonishkajoyz5528]

Hi, Im an SAP consultant with 10 years of experience. I applied for job through stepstone and most of the time recruiters are asking for German language. How to get a job in germnay from India.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, Yeah. That's a base problem all of us face. But in LinkedIn you can find jobs that sponsor visa without German. You might need to many go through the job descriptions to discover it

[@mikegames4659]

If I have work experience and doing MS in my work area in Germany & look for job. is that a good idea Jegan Sir ?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, from MS getting into job market is comparatively easier than searching from outside Germany. If your circumstances support doing MS, then it is good option too.

[@mkpro4297]

Hi Jegan, Is it mandatory to fly to Germany once we have JSV stamped? What rules apply? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I plan to take the German JSV interview(scheduled for next week), submit my passport and continue applying for jobs from India, once I get some positive responses and get calls for further interview rounds, I would quit from the current employer and travel to Germany on JSV. I'm afraid to quit the current job and land in Germany without having any interview calls. Please add your suggestion.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi MK, It is not mandatory to travel immediately. I noticed few other job seekers are also doing the same way as you planned. Though it has a slight edge, the real benefit of JSV (being in Germany) is not used in your option. It's also possible that employers would treat applications that from Germany and from outside Germany differently. To conclude, of course, you can do it. But if you already got couple of interviews in past then it's worth taking a risk too. Please think based on your circumstances.

[@mechonj0761]

Hii bro I came here with jsv I'm a mechanical engineer with over seven years of experience in automobile.. still don't know to find everyone asking German

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Bro, can we connect over LinkedIn and discuss?

[@mechonj0761]

@@jegankennedy yaa bro..sure

[@danishsharma7056]

Hello @mechonj0761 , can u share ur linkedin , i would like to connect with u as i am also in the same field and looking for jobs in germany

[@Holacomoestas925]

Bro how is the scope of electronics engineering in Germany?

[@jegankennedy]

As far as I noticed in LinkedIn, it shows a lot of jobs. But I don't have first hand experience with this field, it's only based on research from LinkedIn and other sites.

[@sagarrez]

Hi Jegan, thanks for all the info. Would love to connect with you, I'm looking out for PM type roles.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Sagar, Sure. [e-mail] is my email id, you can either contact me there or in LinkedIn. Let's align on a timeslot and connect.

[@sagarrez]

@@jegankennedy sure will connect on LinkedIn

[@zeeshanhaider5273]

Hi bro, I am an Electrical Engr from Pak, can you suggest which city or state should I come on job seeker visa? My skills are in Electrical testing and induction motor manufacturing industry.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Bro, To be frank I do not have a direct answer for you. But as far as my theoretical research, it shows that Baden-Württemberg state is one good option. But as I am more on IT side, I have limited knowledge on your field. So I recommend you to do further research and also connect with other creators to get more clarity. Thanks.

[@manish83soni]

Hi Jegan I have experience in Application Support Engineer L2 and L3. How I am able to get a job in Germany. Can you share your company name where I am able to apply.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Manish, please reach out to me in LinkedIn. Let's discuss

[@abitalks293]

Hi Sir. Any opportunities for digital marketing roles

[@jegankennedy]

To be honest, I do not know. But just like in India, here too content creation and the businesses around it is picking up. So you follow the methods I discussed in this video to evaluate the job market.

[@anjuky-k9s]

Hi, i got an offer letter for masters in engineering geoharzards in germany.i graduated in btech civil engg and 5 yrs exp in designing. Do i have a possibility to get a job after masters.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, I don't know about the specific study. But usually it is possible for students to get into jobs with ease compared to candidates trying from abroad. All the best for your studies

[@ApoorvaAmbhoj]

how to know in linkedin job posting if role is providing visa sponsorship? can you please guide on this?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Apoorva, As Rishabh commented below there are couple of videos already explaining about it in our channel. Please have a look.

[@ApoorvaAmbhoj]

@@jegankennedy Thank you. I just checked out that video of yours. it's helpful.

[@chetanbhavsar4995]

How to differentiate between job consultant and companies offering jobs

[@jegankennedy]

I might sound simple, but you can find this from that company's profile in LinkedIn. Usually company write about their services. Also, from their website if they have one. But if they are man power companies like Randstad or Hays, then they deploy you in client's place but with their own payroll. So similar companies can be identified as manpower companies. Not sure, if I answered your question. If not, let's discuss further.

[@chetanbhavsar4995]

@@jegankennedy Thanks I got my answer

[@jegankennedy]

🙂👍

[@mkpro4297]

Thank you, can someone having JSV also apply for Opportunity card?

[@jegankennedy]

Sorry, I am not sure of that yet. Until there is final working model, I don't want to speculate. If I know I more on it, I will make a video or so.

[@suvetharajagopal7832]

Hello sir, I'm planning to get my doctorate degree from Germany. Will it be easy to get a job over a pharmaceutical company or any other drug industry in Germany itself aft my PhD? Also is it mandatory to know german language to get a good job?

[@jegankennedy]

Hello Suvetha, Yes, it is possible to get a job. I think as part of your PhD curriculum you can work with a company for sometime. Based on that experience you can get a permanent job in the same company. This could be a easy route. German language will help you to progress in the job, but is not mandatory to find one.

[@suvetharajagopal7832]

@@jegankennedy Thankyou sir!

[@yashagashe3859]

I am a commerce graduate with 7 years experience in accounting field,will i have any chance to work in germany

[@jegankennedy]

My knowledge with respective to Accounting field is limited. But if you have German language fluency, you can definitely find a job here.

[@malikmirza]

I recently got my Opportunity card visa and is it ok if I just go to Germany and start searching for jobs from there?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, you can do that

[@malikmirza]

Thanks for your reply. So am thinking of going to Munich and am an HR professional. Can you give me few insights on what should be initially done.

[@jegankennedy]

If you mean about bureaucracy stuff then, following are some important ones. 1. Finding an accommodation, 2. Registering your address in local city office, 3. Open a bank account, 4. Apply for internet connection (if not already in accommodation), 5. Take Private Liability Insurance-

[@sunilkeerthi]

As an indian public sector banker with 4 yrs exp so far have opportunities in German??? Pls guide sir

[@jegankennedy]

I observed that SBI and ICICI banks have their branches in Germany. Probably you can try there. Also, with German language, you can try in local banking institutions as well.

[@chetanbhavsar4995]

How much salary should we expect from employee that we can stay in Germany and can send atleast 1000€ to home

[@jegankennedy]

It's little difficult to answer this wothout knowing city and your family status. In case if you have not watched then this video can answer your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHnVp4SfppiJe5Y If not, message me in LinkedIn. After asking few additional questions I can give an answer.

[@Poojapal0895]

Please help me sir its been delayed formy graduation which I'm pursuing right now and jusya quick question is there any possibility to get a job on the basis of pursuing degree or 12 passed students i need your help bcoz o tried many consultancy.. no help .. please suggest ne something i just wanna vuilf my career. And i have huge work experience but due to my qualifications criteria i stuck please help me. And i will wait for your answer sir ... God will bless you .

[@jegankennedy]

If you have only 12th std qualification, then finding Apprenticeship i.e. 'Ausbildung' in German is the only option. But for that you need to have very fluent German language. Otherwise, for all other paths to Germany from outside countries, you need a degree.

[@abhishekchakraborty3439]

Wish you a happy new year. Would love to connect with you about software development in Germany ?

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Abhishek. Wish you a happy new year as well. [e-mail] is my email id. You can send an invite to my mail id for a 30 - 45 mins meeting over the weekend. I am usually free in afternoons 14:30 to 18:30 both Sat and Sun. If you want to connect before that, then pls connect over LinkedIn, let's align.

[@sonalikaadam9796]

Can we connect for the session I am applying for job in Germany but no luck yet from LinkedIn your help will be much appreciated.

[@jegankennedy]

@@sonalikaadam9796 Sure please connect over LinkedIn, lets align on a time.

[@akashchaudhary9925]

Hii jegan ,j am having 1.8 year of experience as Salesforce developer and i am doing masters in germany and plus i am having b1 level german .please suggest me how should i approach and get the job in which i am having experience

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Akash, I suppose you could find a job relevant to your masters as well. But I would need to know more to share some tailored insights. If it's okay for me, please connect over LinkedIn. Let's discuss.

[@akashchaudhary9925]

@@jegankennedy okey where should I share ? Please provide Instagram or something?

[@deepthiag]

Hi jegan, I am from application support and it would be grateful if you can help me to create resume

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Again, you can reach out to me over [e-mail]. Though I can not guarantee an immediate response, I will try to get back to you.

[@kyathamkeshavi6281]

Hi jegan I mailed my resume to you. Can you please look into it

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Kyatham, Currently I am still left many resumes in reviewing process. So it can take more time to get back to you. Hope that's okay.

[@nordicnomad5473]

What is the possibility to get a sponsorship visa job in software programming? I have 7 years of experience in software development

[@jegankennedy]

For developers it's really good.

[@MrNRaj1]

Sir, can I get one google meet session please?

[@jegankennedy]

Definitely sir 😄 So you watched the video until end? Happy ba 🤩

[@sonalikaadam9796]

Hello Sir, Can we connect for ine session .I am actively looking for jobs in Germany but no luck yet.

[@jegankennedy]

Hello, Yes. Please reach out over LinkedIn.

[@ApoorvaAmbhoj]

hi Sonali, I am also looking for job in Germany. Can we also connect please?

[@sammathew9808]

Is there opportunitues for accountants?

[@jegankennedy]

It is hard to answer this question with a direct info, since some roles are not one to one comparison between India and Germany. To find a solid answer, my approach would be to know your profile and search in LinkedIn with the skills to find relevant matching roles. Based on the numbers, we can conclude about the opportunities.

[@krishandevyadav8303]

Hello bro I am a full stack developer I have 3 years of experience when I am eligible to work in Germany

[@jegankennedy]

Hello Bro, Yes. You can look for a job. 3 yrs of experience is enough.

[@hitechpopcorn]

Hi, One company in Ireland ready to hire me but they don't provide sponsorship. can i apply self visa sponsorship if they can give a contract?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, For Ireland I don't have a direct answer. Usually, it should be possible, if the company is ready to wait. You can look up the different types of visa and their application process. Based on the we can conclude. If I find something concrete, then I will write here.

[@BENNYMDBENNY]

Electronics and Instrumentation engineering any scope in germany

[@jegankennedy]

Should be, but please verify by yourself based on the framework/insights I shared in this video. Thanks for your comment !

[@abdulhassansayed6099]

How about sap abap jobs in germany can i get it from india

[@jegankennedy]

Most of the companies use SAP as their primary package for multiple departments. So I am optimistic about SAP jobs in Germany. You can try.

[@abdulhassansayed6099]

@@jegankennedy thanks for the reply can you suggest some avenues or websites to apply for jobs from india

[@FitBikerSanket_Official]

I want a job in an Amazon warehouse in Germany How can I get qualification 12th

[@jegankennedy]

If you're in student visa or family reunion visa you can easily get that job. Finding a warehouse job directly from abroad is not possible (at least as far as I know)

[@connieguiao7285]

Hi jeagan. Can u help me I want to work in Germany 🇩🇪 as sales associate.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, Its a broad question. But if you have any specific question in your job search, I can try to support.

[@connieguiao7285]

@@jegankennedy I mean is there any available job in Germany for sales associate like me ? Or supermarket store job ?

[@jegankennedy]

@@connieguiao7285 Yes, definitely there are such jobs. But job seeker visa can not be used for it. Somehow you should be already present in Germany to work in such jobs.

[@PriyaJoel-l7z]

Hi Sir I am looking job at procurements. Will i get

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, It's a very broad question. In simple terms, yes it is possible. But need to check more about your profile and demand here.

[@PriyaJoel-l7z]

Sir how it is po

[@jegankennedy]

If you mean procurement officer, then with German language you can find jobs here.

[@FitBikerSanket_Official]

If I came on tourist visa is possible to get a job

[@Ingrid-wf4cl]

No

[@jegankennedy]

No, it's possible in Germany

[@Ingrid-wf4cl]

@@jegankennedy can we work on tourist visa ?

[@jegankennedy]

No, we can't

[@alstonshawn]

Hi Jegan... Having 1 year experience in IT are there opportunities to get job

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Shawn, As far as I observed, minimum experience needed for visa sponsorship jobs is 3 years experience. So based on that, I would say it is better that you gain couple of years of experience more and meanwhile, you can learn German until B1 (if you are interested to find a job in Germany) and then applying will make your application stand out. Hope this helps.

[@alstonshawn]

@@jegankennedy Thanks Jegan for info 🙌

[@pranjalsomvanshi5547]

Have you tried it?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes

[@Sharanya-km7rr]

Hi Jegan, I am a Devops engineer. Could we connet over the weekend?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Sharanya, Sure. Please connect over LinkedIn to decide on a time.

[@Sharanya-km7rr]

I pinged you in linkedin too. Please let me know how we could connect?

[@jegankennedy]

Yeah Sure. Let me get back to you there.

[@wqwq36]

sir will you help me to build my resume

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Jagadeesh, Currently I am not providing any such services. But if I am free sometime in coming weeks, I can try. You can reach out to me - [e-mail] -. We can discuss.

[@HarshbBenga]

Respected sir Can I get job in Germany without learn Germany language?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, it is possible mostly in IT roles. But could be there with other fields too.

[@gji2797]

Imagine going to a country or a place and not learning their language. So much Indian-ness

[@jegankennedy]

Finding job without the language is still okay. But after moving, if we don't learn the language that wouldn't be good for managing own life as well as being a resident of the country.

[@gji2797]

@@jegankennedy Exactly, Never understood this mentality if they themselves wont tolerate someone who do not speak Hindi in their own state, then how then can expect otherwise from others?

[@jegankennedy]

Totally agreed 💯👍

[@Aryanqayumi]

Bro i come new Germany iam from afghanistan i can speak English but i cant find job i try so much 😢

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Bro, What kind of jobs are trying? Also what is your skills background?

[@manish83soni]

Hi

[@jegankennedy]

Hi

[@vforvillanakhil1096]

Sir me personal number kavali sir

[@jegankennedy]

Pls mail cheyyandi [e-mail]

[@crepinMezong]

Learn German 😂

[@jegankennedy]

Genau 😃👌🏻

[@dorcasmakokha4999]

Can see you are doing great work,be blessed. Can i please get your email to share a few things a bout jobs in Germany ?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, sure. [e-mail] is my mail id.

[@francisvimalan5729]

Hello sir i requested you in LinkedIn

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Vimalan, Connected with you.