Jobs in Austria For Foreigners: 5 Tips to Increase Your Chances to Find a Job in Austria 

Mam can you help how i can enroll in autrian universities having low gpa??

Yet another great video. Thanks for the topic. Well it would be good if you can include those websites mentioned in the video on the description part. Danke, guten Tag!

Hy from india need your help

Is teaching English in Austria highly required job

Hi mam how are you?. I want to apply for a job in Austria is there any link available mam please share with me reply me

Thank you, Rachel. I'm going to move to Austria next year with my fiance and I *really* need to find a proper job... I'm very afraid, but I'm sure we'll find something for me.

I don't agree, if you are foreign looking in a particular country and speak the language or try to speak the local language, they'll laugh at you even more and shame you for it. So when foreign looking there's nothing you can do to fit in so there's no point in even trying because when you do you get ridiculed for it even more

@@publicaccess7417 Interesting how I'm traveling around the world and also have lived in so many countries and always ALWAYS try to speak the local language and ALWAYS have been treated so kindly and seeing people really appreciate I try.

@@RachelSmets Rachel it's not interesting at all it's sad. They naturally treat you with respect because you're not an ethnic. If you're an ethnic they don't want nor expect you to speak nothing more than English. So if you're ethnic, just better to speak English. Therefore if you're ethnic it's pointless to speak their language, it just makes thing worse than they already are for you. They'll shame you for it and speak back to you in English anyways and they will always remind ridicule you that you are that pathetic foreigner that will never ever fit in with them. So it's better to just play your part and stick to English when you you're a foreigner, it doesn't really matter much anyways, because someone somewhere always speaks English anyways. So yeah, basically in another words, what I'm saying is is that people are always going to make you trying in life absolutely pointless no matter what you do if your skin color is anything but white.

Thank you Slavica! :)

true my wiife is austrian and I work in intesa san polo italian bank in egypt she said leave egypt and join me with out work never

B2 is great. What jobs are you looking for? I'm sure you will improve your German to C1 very quickly once you start working. I don't think companies necessarily look for certificates. I think it comes down to the overall impression you make during the first interview. So make sure to have your CV checked by a native speaker so that you get invited to as many interviews as possible :)

Hi

Yes you're right. Great tip!

Well I would say at least B2. Although if you're working with customers C1 would be a must.

The question is, if some company will respond.

I would have thought so John. German will be more advantageous than Russian in Austria

Locals barely understand their own language.

sorry, but not at all.

Why do you think is the best?

*I can speak German; *I graduated from college (the word 'graduate' used as a VERB, meaning FINISH a high school or a college) , OR *I am a college graduate (the word 'graduate' used as a NOUN, meaning a STUDENT who finished a high school or a college)

I mean in Vienna, you are able to live with English for the first couple of months (Especially if Software engineer). Hell, you should be able to live like that for years. But you sure should set a goal for learning german if you want to create life there.

@@mirzamirza7243 What?

Bro ap Austria me ho?

I think nope