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​@@thanasanthosh_official5838ஏன்னா இப்படியா பட்ட அபூர்வ செய்திய நீங்க சொன்னதுக்காக அன்பர் அப்படி சொல்லியிருக்கலாம்.

Thank you Pranesh!

Good to know, dear!

Bro, where you from? Because I'm also interested to do pg in Germany?

Thank you!

My intention was only to explain the working hours and not how people work. I did not mean to compare the work being done. Thanks for pointing out about resignation, I meant to say when the job contract is over as most of the Jobs here are 2 or 3 years contracts based. I will try to be more clear in my upcoming videos.

Thank you thambi.

Work permit can be obtained only if we have a job. Hope this clarifies.

Vielen Dank

I believe once you learn German till C1 level, you will be able to get a job in recruitment field soon since you need to communicate a lot with people.

Thank you, aunty! 😊

Just check in Anabin website if BSC carpentry is equivalent to the Ausbildung (vocational training) people do here to get a carpenter role. They might expect few years experience as well.

You have vacancies in instrumentation field. Once you are done with your studies, you can start looking for a job through LinkedIn, StepStone, indeed etc.

@@culture_Inspired thank you very much for the reply sister

Hello, please check out this video (click the link) to know how to get a job. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJNdoJenz6_MeKs.html And average salary depends on where you work. Average salary for professions vary in each state.

Hi Kirthan, the average salary varies based on the fields. I will try to upload a video with average salary for each field.

I’m working in a pharmaceutical firm. Whatever I have mentioned in this video is a general work culture here in Germany but I’m not sure of mechanical engineering field.

@@culture_Inspired thanks for reply

Mechannical engg. jobs require language for day to day communication. Eg., some one works in Production line, Car workshop or shop floor and much more. Without understanding german it will be quite challenging

German is very important here in Germany. My work is analysing drugs in a biopharmaceutical firm.

Hello, could you please let me know your stream? I have learned German till B1.

If you’re in IT field, as far as I have heard, (I’m not in IT field) you only need basic German or many people here don’t even learn German which means there are high chances for you to get a job. There’s always a huge difference working between India and Germany. Of course the tax percentage is high and in the recent times, Cost of living is going high…. But there’s a good quality of life here. You can now decide. ☺️

@culture_Inspired Thank you so much for your reply😃😃 pa. I am working in car manufacturing sector, but software team in that sector. My doubt is as the taxes are high, is Germany a good place to earn money ?

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Language is very important here. Atleast C1 or C2 level German is required for dentist.

Hi, thank you. You need to know that with just knowing English you can get a job in Europe but you need to decide which country you would like to get a job in. Based on that you can prioritise the language. If you really wish to work in Germany, then learn German. I would say, learning the language based on the country you would like to work is better.

Please check this link to find job vacancies in your field. Hope this helps. www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/working-in-germany/job-listings

I don’t think so.

Nallave survive panalaam bro! 😊

@@culture_Inspired rent,food,transport poga evalo save panna mudiyum?

@@Adamstark1147 athu place ah base pannitha sola mudiyum. Some places la cost of living is high and some places la kammi.

Yes bro!

There is no exam needed to enter Germany but if there’s a requirement for German language in a university or job that you’re applying for, then you need to write the exam.

Hello, step 1: Install StepStone, LinkedIn, Xing, Glassdoor and create an account. Step 2: type the area/state you would like to work in Germany and enter the field in which you’re looking for a job Step 3: start applying. I checked for you giving „forensic science“ in the field section. It shows 35 vacant jobs available. Hope this helps. All the best.

​@@culture_Inspired thankyou my dear sister 😊

Danke schön!

Obviously German. Even if you are a student u should learn the basics of German in order to get a part time job easier and communicate to the locals.

@@smurfign6730 oh thank you

@@magical.trendz ☺️

You have a lot of job vacancies and a good scope for biomedical field in Germany.

@@culture_Inspired Thank you, so much sister . Vil see u in german.

Sister i applied for winter intake 2023 in biomedical course.. Ipo naraiya peru enna solrangana experience illama job kadaikamaatingithu apdinulaan solran ..epdi sister biomedical ku jobs sight epdi iruku

@@ennangapanlam4355 it depends on the companies, we can’t say it’s difficult based on one company‘s opinion. But when you can speak good German, it’s more than enough, not all companies require experience.

@@culture_Inspired got it sis, german varathuku munnadi B1 varaikum complete panitu anga vanthu meethi complete paniklama

It’s a very good salary! He can very well manage with this amount.

@@culture_Inspired Thanks for ur reply sister but after tax he's getting around 38K per annum in case he is moving with his wife can he manage?

Please watch this video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7VmpdKnx7SXe40.html

Oh really?! 😃😀

Hello, I can speak only about my experience here. I have never said the work culture is better than US, UK and Australia. I said the work culture is better than what I have seen in India. There’s racism everywhere. I have also heard that there’s racism in the UK from the people who have been living there for long. It’s just a matter of opinion. Language, you don’t want to speak or learn another language so you chose to stay in a country where you speak what you know. Again, it’s just your opinion. There are many Indians who speak good German than the native Germans here. They had the interest to learn, speak and live here. I’m not saying what you have written is completely wrong but it would be good if you really try to understand what the content really is and then you can write your opinion. No use of just throwing your negative thoughts here!

@@culture_Inspired Listen if you have a KZfaq channel, be prepared to take on critical comments from all angles, rather than becoming defensive and trying to prove your point and enforcing your ideas on others. You feel good about all other comments which echo your thoughts, but when you get one paradoxical comment or a different point or view, your spirit gets stirred and you start attacking. This goes to show the real you, who wants all to sing praises and worship you. You got to take in and analyse even negative comments and see the positive points in it. What do you want people to say? Germany is a bed of roses, so that you simply have more subscribers and more revenue from KZfaq? This is hypocrisy. And to your point of why I choose English speaking country, which I am comfortable - I don't understand your point. Why the hell should I learn a new European language from scratch, when I can attain a glorious and successful professional career in a English speaking country!!! This is beyond me?? Why do I have to learn a new language, just for the heck of learning it. Why the hell should I suffer struggling to learn a new European language and and ruin my career by lacking proper communication skills, unable to speak freely and ending up in a mess, rather than spending all my energy and precious time on developing my professional career. Why should one spend their precious time on a bloody new language, unless they want to do a course on literature or related career. I am a professional a doctor, why should I choose an unknown language and ruin my career. It makes no sense to me at all. Your defence doesn't stand. Honestly,, you landed up in Germany because you didn't get opportunities elsewhere. if Germany is THE safe and professional haven as you portray, why do professionals still flock to US, UK, Australia from India. All the elites still go to those countries. I don't mind you selling your point about whatever you think of Germany, but attacking different view points and opinions without critically analysing them is unreasonable. Do not talk by emotions and feelings just to reply to a comment but use facts to reply.

@@user-qg4ur4oe8j LOL! “Me landed up in Germany because I didn’t get any opportunities elsewhere”🤣 Do you even know anything about me? First of all, stop predicting/blabbering wrong things about others without having any idea. (It won’t be nice for you to hear me saying you landed up in Scotland since you were kicked out from the other places, not nice! Right? So don’t say such things to others. FYI, my work and the place I live(Germany) was once a dream to me.) Attacking is what you are doing and showing it in your comment! Not me! I stayed cool the entire time! Please see a language as a language! If English is what you need to survive, German is what I need to survive and I love to learn it. You can’t just like that show your face in a terrific way to someone and expect the person to praise you! I even regret for responding to your comments! I just realised from your comment that I have a better mind and a better life than yours so you can write whatever stories and dramas you want. Bye! I appreciate the negative comments but not the degrading mind!

@@culture_Inspired hahaha this is the real you, all stirred up, can't stand up to criticism. I too choose to ignore you. Good luck.

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