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Student Life: How do I find a job?

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Max explains how much you are allowed to work as a student in Germany and how to find a job.This video is part of a project called "Student Life" realised by the DAAD in cooperation with the University of Applied Science in Mittweida. More information on www.study-in.de

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19 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 48

@klamentyne5991 8 лет назад

I feel as if Max is my friend, he comes across as so warm and genuine. Job done really well Max - all the best wishes to you.

@sso1328 9 лет назад

I love the way how everything is organized and the relaxed environment.

@Ladosedes 7 лет назад

Max is the G.O.A.T I just learned a lot

@emmanuellaukadike2595 7 лет назад

great video... would like to see more of your videos..because am coming to germany to study ans work.. would need more details

@TheGameplayTVi 9 лет назад

I love Germany so much that it hurts because I can't live there, although I speak German.

@ayoubsahnoune5613 9 лет назад

Find a German wife :D ..

@ayoubsahnoune5613 9 лет назад

Gigi, are you German ?

@ayoubsahnoune5613 9 лет назад

Of course yes .. England is a lot better :)

@TheGameplayTVi 9 лет назад

I have been in Germany couple of times during Summer for some short Summer job, but I cant afford to stay longer and cant find job for what I studied my past years

@TheRockon227 7 лет назад

what did u study?

@pearlvictoriagosiame7157 9 лет назад

i really like your videos they are very informative and helpful.

@justmoijah 10 лет назад

I love Max.

@yousufrahman7092 10 лет назад

Hello my name is yousuf Rahman , I am 19 years old I am from Bangladesh but now living in Italy from 2 years ,I have Italian resident parmit ,now I want to go Germany for work any kind of job what should I do ?? Some one help me please ,,,,

@avishalev3497 7 лет назад

Thank you Max

@danedoel 11 лет назад

Hi! Could you please continue making this videos! I find them very useful! And I have some questions for DAAD: 1. How does the UNI I am applying for "filter" the candidates? In other words, what is the criteria for deciding which students can study at the UNI and which are going to be rejected? 2. Is there a possibility that, if I'm a good student, I can stay and live in Germany after my studies - get a job and a citizenship? Thanks in advance

@ngocthangnguyen2800 10 лет назад

hey max,can you introduce for me about soft traslation in video? thanks.

@MultifinanceTV 10 лет назад

Отлично - а какие Вы знаете преимущества дистанционной работы

@MissEmcat24 11 лет назад

Hi Max! I'm an American student who's interested in studying in Germany, and I love your videos. I had a few questions, though. Do foreign students usually have much trouble adjusting to the culture? Is there anything that Americans (or people from other countries in general) do or don't do that is particularly annoying to Germans?

@rajjysrachid7258 7 лет назад

Hey my man...If i get to complete my degree over there,can i have access to full time employment??

@StudyinGermany_de 7 лет назад

Hi,your job opportunities after finishing university depend on many different things: Your skills, your future plans and of course the companies you could imagine working for. After finishing your studies you have 18 months’ time to find a proper job related to your studies. Many universities offer some kind of career services you can make use of. You definitely increase your chances by getting some work experience in Germany, e.g by doing an internship. Read more about carreer opportunities in Germany on: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/jobs-and-career-opportunities/Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

@Angel070385 12 лет назад

Canada is part about what group?

@abhinick280 11 лет назад

thats very helpfull

@mkriszti94 12 лет назад

Speaking German is essential - of course. But are students required to have ZD exams or is it enough that they actually speak the language?

@bacabra 10 лет назад

what if you come from South America?

@StevePradhan 7 лет назад

what does 120 days or 240 halfdays per year mean? how many hours does that indicate please!

@StudyinGermany_de 7 лет назад

Hi,one work day usually means 8 hours per day. For more extensive information about working in Germany please visit www.make-it-in-germany.com/en. Best wishes, your Study in Germany Team

@maevan3101 7 лет назад

hey max! can u tell me about medicine degree in germany.I m from india and the total expense which will be made.

@StudyinGermany_de 7 лет назад

Hi,Medical students in Germany have to complete a six-year programme which concludes with the State Examination (Staatsexamen). There are no courses offered in English, so you will need very good German skills to complete the programme and pass the examinations. Courses on Medicine you can find in our database: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-studies/find-programme-and-university/?a=result&q=Medicine&degree=5&courselanguage=&studylocation=&locations=&admissionsemester=&sort=name&page=1

@danarsaeed637 8 лет назад

if i come to germany to achive the master degree, can i work beside the study to earn enough money that i need to pay for all the expenses? :/

@StudyinGermany_de 8 лет назад

Hi,yes, you can for example work in a Student job. For more information about part-time Jobs please visit our Website: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/job-and-career/part-time-job_26928.phpBest wishes, your Study in Germany team

@poojakulkarni2055 7 лет назад

how much can I earn monthly by part time job ?????

@StudyinGermany_de 7 лет назад

Hi, you can find more Information on part-time Jobs on our Website: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/job-and-career/part-time-job_26928.php

@robcurios740 5 лет назад

You'll earn around 1000 Euros a month if you work 20 hours a week.

@babajis798 8 лет назад

can i work for 8 hours a day 120 days full time?im asian by the way

@StudyinGermany_de 8 лет назад

Hi,it’s nice that you want to work in Germany but this might be not the right place to start searching. Study in Germany only informs about studying in Germany. For more information about working in Germany please visit: www.make-it-in-germany.com/enBest wishes, your Study in Germany team

@abuAbduAllah100 8 лет назад

hi Max .. is it allowed for language students (begginers) to work too? kind regards

@StudyinGermany_de 8 лет назад

+Khaled Moussa Hi, There are also jobs for English speakers on the job database of the Federal Employment agency which includes a search field for key words, e.g. “English”: jobboerse.arbeitsagentur.de/vamJB/startseite.html;jsessionid=M2wnVwzGNNnGL7vhtq6JtLwyyy230pcTxT1wGKphcsyNF2kcKDvq!1366233740?m=1&aa=1 There is also a section called "Small jobs/ mini jobs” which includes student jobs. You can find further extensive information about working in Germany on the website Make it in Germany: www.make-it-in-germany.com/en Best wishes, your Study in Germany team

@abuAbduAllah100 8 лет назад

Thank you very much max for your response. 👍 Kind regards

@sebastianjohns2268 6 лет назад

Max ist sehr cute 😅

@solerrics 8 лет назад

waaaaaaaaaiiiiiiit a minute, so you don't have to have an special permit to work there?, just not exceed the 120 or 240 days limit? daaaamn thats sound reasonably, I'm mexican by the way

@StudyinGermany_de 8 лет назад

Dear Emmett,Non-EU students are allowed to work at maximum 120 days or 240 half days per year. More details can be found on the following website offered by DAAD: www.study-in.de/en/plan-your-stay/jobs-and-career-opportunities/ You might for example contact one of the local student service organisations (Studentenwerke) for information about student jobs. Please search for local student service organisations at the homepage of the German National Association for Student Affairs (Deutsches Studentenwerk) at: www.studentenwerke.de.Best wishes,Your Study in Germany-Team