u/Bright-Effective8530

hii , i'd love to hear from people who actually work (or have worked) in these positions.

few questions :

1- is working in a bank worth it overall

2- what was your actual entry level salary when u started

3- what benefits do banks offer

4- how's the carrer progression and do u learn a lot or its mostly repetitive tasks

5- most importantly , on the long terms does it help to go abroad

i'd really appreciate help guys , thankss !

juste nheb naaref , baaed graduation est ce que fama chkn najem w l9a job opportunity lbara w yokhrej (w howa fe tounes )wala hkeya impossble , npostuli fe tounes w khw

Hi everyone,

I’m a Tunisian resident and I’m about to graduate in a few weeks. I have an internship offer in Germany, but I already used my university internship agreement for my mandatory in Tunisia.

I have a few questions:

1. Can a German internship visa be obtained without a university agreement if the internship is related to my field of study?
2. Can the company contract be structured as a recent-graduate internship, or does it need to be a normal employment contract?
3. Has anyone successfully done this as a non-EU citizen? Any tips on the process or documents needed?

I’d appreciate any guidance or experience you can share.

Thanks in advance!

hello nes lkol , first time nposti w nheb nakou raykom , sne ena pfe (domain it - ai), tekbelt pfe germany and refused w amalt stage tounes(for many reasons y compris le projet w le fait li nheb tounes w neb9a maa aayla ken lkit rahti) mais tawa hasit rouhi ndemt . bref habit nesel for the specific country germany , tnajem taamel stage feha meghyr convention fac , juste be contrat entreprise . w chnia raykom tounes vs abroad overall surtout li hasb ma nchouf salaire fe tounes bahin (1700 hata lel 2300dt ka entry level)