Making a move to a new city or a new country can be a daunting decision.Globally, unemployment is still on the rise but luckily shrinking in Germany. Berlin - being the capital - still has some catching up to do in terms of the UER, but is enjoying strong growth in the creative and service industry.
So you've decided to find a job in Berlin or anywhere in Germany and you have already exhausted all the possibilities of the familiar sites you know from back home or can't find what you are looking for?
Here is a list of addresses and sites which list most local jobs in Berlin and other German cities. Some of the sites are in English and some are in German.
You can always try to find work in Berlin by looking through these sites and by translating the German ones in Google Translate.
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Another alternative to finding jobs in Berlin would be to type "Englisch" or "English" into the search fields of the German sites and thereby get a list of jobs in which English is spoken and/or required.
*El mismo consejo para la gente hispano-hablante: buscando "Spanisch", "Spanish" o "Español" te ayudará en encontrar trabajo! :)
Bundesagentur für Arbeit - Federal Employment Agency (English)
EURES - European Employment Service (multilingual)
ToyTown Germany - English speaking expat forum (English)
exberliner classifieds- Expat Berlin Blog (English)
Craiglist - Berlin Jobs (German and English)
mediabiz - jobs in the creative & media industry (German)
ebay classifieds (Kijiji) (German)
zweite hand- job search engine (German)
Berliner Morgenpost (Major Berlin paper) Classifieds (German)
jobscout24 - another major search engine (German)
jobrapido - major job search engine (German)
meinestadt - Berlin Jobsite (German)
jobs.de - German Jobsite (German)
xpatjobs.com - jobs for expats (English)
tip Berlin - major Berlin-based mag with classifieds (German)
zitty - Berlin magazine with good selection of classifieds (German)
the local - English online newspaper for Germany (English)
awesome list, thanks!
ReplyDeleteit is very kind of you!
ReplyDeletei am in Berlin in a month.
This post makes my heart warm.
thank you!
This list is a good list of resources for German citizens...
ReplyDeleteHOWEVER, it is EXTREMELY MISLEADING to give the impression that foreigners (especially non-EU citizens) looking for jobs in Germany qualify for on-the-books jobs without proper work visas. Getting a work visa is a time consuming process (some fields longer than others) that is built on a slot system which only allows hiring of non-German individuals in positions not able to be filled by a German.
Starting off this blog entry with the facts of how work visas are given would guide readers in the right direction on who qualifies / how to qualify for applying to any job in Germany.
Great posting. As far as non EU's are concerned, they should do their research before going. I had to do my research when going to the states. Well done for putting this together - found something off it already. You don't mind that I don't send a commission!!! ;-)
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