Years in Germany - From the perspective of a black guy
08-15-2017, 01:09 PM
Quote: (08-15-2017 12:51 PM)Mr.Carry Wrote:Try to get at least to B2/C1, that's the level where employers start to consider your German as useful.
Just a final question. What about jobs there ?
I'm chemical engineering with level B1 in German. I'm really inclined to try my luck there cuz the "job market" here in Brazil is absolute shit atm.
Do you have any knowledge about this ?
You'll need some kind of official certificate from a university which states your job skills, a reference letter from a previous employer/from internships and a CV which covers everything without unreasonable gaps.
Than you should be fine applying. Bonus would be if you have some kind of personal connections to bypass HR gatekeepers and speed up the process.