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Newsletter no. 3/2020:
The Skilled Immigration Act: opportunities for employers
The German Skilled Immigration Act gives all international qualified professionals the opportunity to carry on a profession or trade in Germany – provided that they offer particular qualifications. For employers, the new law brings greater options for recruiting urgently required international skilled workers.
Newsletter no. 2/2020:
Central points of contact for the immigration of qualified professionals
To advise and accompany international qualified professionals on their way to Germany, there are numerous institutions and structures in Germany and abroad that offer support. The following list provides an overview of central and local points of contact in Germany and abroad responsible for the immigration of skilled professionals.
Newsletter No. 1/2020:
Make it in Germany - We will keep you up to date
The corona crisis affects people all over the world and has also imposed a number of restrictions on us. It changes our everyday life, the way we deal with our fellow human beings, as well as our work environment. For many users of "Make it in Germany", however, the current situation also leads to the fact that career goals in Germany or very specific future plans cannot be realized for the moment. Despite these uncertain times, we still remain optimistic about future plans not falling apart but only needing to be put "on hold".
In the meantime, we continue to work and develop new offers for you.
Newsletter no. 3/2019:
Vocational training in Germany
Germany’s dual vocational training system enjoys an excellent reputation around the world. However, many companies are unable to find enough apprentices. Recruiting apprentices from abroad is therefore a good opportunity to counteract this development. It not only helps companies secure the skilled labour they need, but also provides individuals from abroad with long-term career prospects in Germany.
