Germany is one of the most popular countries to work in Europe with a strong economy and lots of opportunities for foreigners and English speakers. You can find seasonal, summer, travel, temporary and short term jobs throughout Germany in places like Berlin and Munich.
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These companies can help you to find work in Germany.
International TEFL and TESOL Training
Take a TEFL certification course with International TEFL and TESOL Training and get a recognised qualification to teach English in Germany.
FOKUS Camps
FOKUS Camps offer immersive English and activities camp program for 8 – 16 year olds in beautiful locations in Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg and Hesse. FOKIS hire camp counsellors to work during Easter (March/April), Pentacost (June), Summer (August) and Fall (November) holidays.
Germany Facts
• Population: 83,000,000
• Capital: Berlin
• Time zone: GMT +2
• Currency: EUR (1 EUR = 0.8590 GBP)
• Telephone country code: +49
Reasons to Work in Germany
It is easy to see why Germany is such an appealing country to live, it has the largest economy in Europe, and the 4th largest in the world and many other benefits. People are very friendly and welcoming, whilst workers rights are strong and salaries are very high compared to European standards. You can find professional full time careers perfect if you fancy moving to Germany long term, and also short term and temporary positions.
Best Places to Work in Germany
You can find employment throughout Germany, but the larger cities are the easiest places to find employment for foreigners including Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne and Frankfurt. Some jobs like working on farms/agriculture and summer camps can be in rural areas of the county.
Summer Jobs in Germany
Fancy spending your summer working, earning money, meeting new people and exploring Germany? There are lots of short term and temporary positions which are really popular with students and graduates. Most positions last a few months between May and September and a lot of positions include accommodation. Jobs can be found in travel and tourism, retail, language schools, restaurants, hotels, cafes, bars, restaurants and holiday resorts.
Working in Germany FAQ
Language
Learn basic German, this will really improve your employment prospects and make the adaption to living here easier. Some jobs are advertised in English and will not require any German skills, but it is still recommended to study at least the basics.
Visa & Requirements
If you are an EU citizen you do not need a visa to work in Germany. For other nationalities including the UK, you will likely need a visa and job sponsorship.
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