Suggest Ausbildung for me

Hello!

I'm a foreigner currently studying German, and plan to do an Ausbildung once I get my B2 certificate. However, I'm indecisive and would love to ask for everyone's suggestions when it comes to choosing an applicable ausbildung.

Here's a little background about me:

- Experience in Journalism (Will not finish my university degree though because of personal reasons.)

- I've been a writer for many kinds of beats (news, sports, editorial, feature)

- I know how to do layout and graphics

- I know how to draw traditionally and digitally

- Good in public speaking (I hope lol)

- I've been an Associate Editor-in-Chief, a Copy Editor, a Chief Layout Artist and a National and Foreign News Editor

- I know how to write scripts for TV, Radio, Documentary and Film

- I've also done Broadcasting

- I hold Microsoft certificates if that helps. (Excel, Powerpoint, Word)

I'm looking into media ausbildungs, but I'm always open to any kind of ausbildung since I'm always open to learning and adapting to new things! I'm really looking to expand my knowledge in a more practical way. Also really into learning languages so I'm deep in German lol. I'm also open to doing a duales studium, but I'm more into ausbildung atm.

Vielen dank. ❤️ Hoping for your responses!

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u/esihevesi — 5 days ago

Language Visa - What are my chances of being approved?

A little about me:

Im a 20 yr old Filipino, currently taking BA Journalism in the Philippines, Im a 3rd yr college student. I want to apply for a language visa and then switch to a Medienkaufmann ausbildung. I have an aunt who has lived in Germany for 22 years sponsoring me, and I will live with her, her husband and child. I have studied A1 for 22 hours per week from July-August, and will take my A1 exam in September. I also have a TOEIC certificate where I am in the Level 1 Advanced level for English. I also have a good academic background.

I'm nervous because I know that it looks kind of bad that I won't finish my degree, but I realized that doing an Ausbildung is more practical and something more aligned with my goals.

What are the chances that my visa will get approved?

Thank you!

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u/esihevesi — 2 months ago

Language Visa Germany - What are my chances of getting approved?

A little about me:

Im a 20 yr old Filipino, currently taking BA Journalism in the Philippines, Im a 3rd yr college student. I want to apply for a language visa and then switch to a Medienkaufmann ausbildung. I have an aunt who has lived in Germany for 22 years sponsoring me, and I will live with her, her husband and child. I have studied A1 for 22 hours per week from July-August, and will take my A1 exam in September. I also have a TOEIC certificate where I am in the Level 1 Advanced level for English. I also have a good academic background.

I'm nervous because I know that it looks kind of bad that I won't finish my degree, but I realized that doing an Ausbildung is more practical and something more aligned with my goals.

What are the chances that my visa will get approved?

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u/esihevesi — 2 months ago

Which Ausbildung should I choose?

Hi, for background I'm a 3rd year Journalism student in the Philippines who's gonna go on a Language Visa then switch to an Ausbildung visa.

I want to do a Technical Product Designer ausbildung, but I'm worried I'll get rejected if I say this is the type of ausbildung I want to do to the embassy. Is it required for my college degree to be connected to my ausbildung?

But I also want to know what ausbildungs you guys recommend for those who have a long Journalism background like me. I'm not really picky and I'm okay with anything. Thank you!

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u/esihevesi — 2 months ago