Your future in Germanystarts with the right pathway.

Whether you want to train in Germany or join a company directly, Karriere Fähre guides you to the path that fits your profile.

Two main routes to working in Germany

Ausbildung

You learn a trade in Germany.

  • Vocational training
  • Alternating between company and school
  • Paid training
  • Usually 2 to 3.5 years depending on the trade
  • Recognised vocational qualification
  • Option to move into employment afterwards
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Direct employment

You are already professionally qualified.

  • Qualification or degree
  • Professional experience depending on the trade
  • Qualification recognition where required
  • Search for a suitable employer
  • Employment contract
  • You work directly in Germany
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In which sectors can you build your future?

Healthcare

Healthcare

Opportunities in hospitals, clinics and care facilities.

Occupations

Nurse · Care assistant · Midwife · Physiotherapist · Lab technician

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IT

IT

Development, systems and networks: profiles in high demand in Germany.

Occupations

Developer · Systems administrator · Network technician · Data · Cybersecurity

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Industry

Industry

Production, maintenance and engineering in German industry.

Occupations

Mechatronics technician · Electrical technician · Maintenance technician · Operator

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Construction

Construction

Building and civil works: occupations in strong demand.

Occupations

Mason · Electrician · Plumber · Carpenter · Machine operator

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Logistics & Transport

Logistics & Transport

Warehousing, transport and supply chain.

Occupations

Forklift operator · Logistics agent · Driver · Warehouse manager

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Engineering

Engineering

Engineering offices and technical projects in Germany.

Occupations

Mechanical engineer · Civil engineering · Electrical engineering · Automation

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Hospitality

Hospitality

Hotels, restaurants and catering establishments.

Occupations

Cook · Waiter · Receptionist · Room attendant

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Retail & Sales

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Food & Agriculture

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Understand before you invest

Your professional project in Germany is an investment. We want you to know exactly which path you are committing to, what it involves and the steps before you leave.

  • Training

    What you need to learn.

  • Pay

    When you start being paid.

  • Duration

    How long your path takes.

  • Outcome

    What can happen after training or entering employment.

Not sure yet which path fits you?

A few questions are enough for a first read on your situation.

Training · experience · German · professional goal