r/Germany_Jobs

I made a website that aims to make the AI Training/Annotating Job search easier
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I made a website that aims to make the AI Training/Annotating Job search easier

Hello, I have gotten really annoyed by constantly getting rejected after literally spending hours applying, doing assessments, and verifying my identity and then getting rejected or not even hearing back. I therefore decided to make my own site where I try to make the job search easier by listing job offers from multiple companies, listing jobs with a relatively high hiring volume, and having a lot of guides where I give tips on how to pass assessments.

No sign-up or anything like that required. The listings include entry-level jobs but also expert positions (software engineer, PhD, etc.). Let me know what you think and if there is anything that I can improve or implement. Here is the link to the website: aiannotationjobs.com

u/AIWORK1233 — 4 days ago
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Become an Erzieher? Ausbuildung or Umschulung

I have a B2 level in German, a degree in Business Administration, and previous work experience in the business field.

I asked ChatGPT for some guidance, and one of the first recommendations was to get my school and college certificates recognized (Anerkennung) in Frankfurt or a nearby city, where I plan to relocate.

However, there’s one challenge: I’m currently living outside Germany.

I have a few questions for those who have been through a similar process:

  • Has anyone been accepted into an Ausbildung without having their foreign school certificates recognized at the time of application?
  • Is it possible to apply for diploma recognition (Anerkennung) while living outside Germany?
  • Is there a possibility of doing an Umschulung, and could my previous education shorten the usual three-year Ausbildung? (degree in Business Administration)

*I’m an EU citizen, so I don’t need a visa.

Thanks in advance for all the tips.

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u/friend56 — 6 days ago
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Nursing job current Situation for freshers

Hallo Friends.. I want to know about fresher nurse to get job in Germany at 2026..

Many people said that, jobs for nursing freshers are over..

The recruiter are only hire experience staffs.. is it true??

I am from India.. I completed my bsc nursing in India.. I learn German and got b1 telc certificate.. I also completed b2 course.. I have no experience..

What is the best way to move germany..?

Außerdem komme ich aus eine arme Familie.

My goal is to move germany within 2027..

I am stuck in between, whether I start working in India or to take B2 exam..

And move germany as a fresher nurse..

Is still Nursing vaccancy in Germany available??

Thanks for reading my whole text friends.. please share ur opinion 😔

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u/EasternBad8363 — 6 days ago

Offer arrived!

Chemical/Pharmaceutical industry.

After 9 months of self-doubt, depression, anger and waiting...finally got an offer!

Send out more than 100+ applications, had ONLY 6 interviews and got ONE offer a few days ago which of course I accepted.

To all of you looking desperately for a position in our field I want to say, I SEE YOU AND I FEEL YOU!

The market is cooked right now but you should never give up on your skills and knowledge, someone will appreciate it FOR SURE in the end! I hope I spreaded some motivation and faith to anyone who is feeling dissapointed from this nerve-wrecking, confidence-breaking situation that we are into!

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u/Which-Cabinet618 — 10 days ago
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Job Search Guidance

I recently moved to Germany a few months ago and have around 5 years of experience as a React Frontend Developer in India.

It has been more than two months since I started actively looking for a job in Germany. I have applied to 200+ positions so far, but unfortunately, I haven’t received any positive responses. I’m not even getting shortlisted for interviews or receiving interview calls.

I would really appreciate some guidance on how I can improve my job search. I’d like to understand whether the issue could be with my resume, the way I’m applying, my profile, or something specific to the German job market.

Any advice on how I can improve my chances of getting shortlisted and securing interviews would be greatly appreciated.

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u/rollercoster24 — 9 days ago

(29 M) Looking for feedback on my CV & advice on navigating the German job market

Hey everyone!

I’m currently in the process applying jobs in German job market and could really use some fresh eyes on my CV. I want to make sure my applications are as strong as possible before sending them out.

I would love your honest feedback on a few specific things:

  • CV Critique & Improvements: How can I make my experience stand out better to recruiters/hiring managers?
  • Target Roles: Based on my background, what kind of job titles do you think I should realistically be aiming for?
  • The "Master's Degree" Dilemma: Here is a bit of a tricky situation I’m wrestling with: I am currently officially registered in a Master’s program here in Berlin, but I’ve been heavily considering dropping out. Because of this, I decided not to include the Master’s on my CV right now. Is this the right move?

Any advice, reality checks, or tips on the hiring culture here would be hugely appreciated. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to take the time to help out! 🙏

u/deutschanol — 10 days ago
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Master Erziehung und Bildungswissenschaften welcher Job?

Ich lebe in Berlin und es ist Mega schwierig, mit meinem Master in Erziehung von Bildungswissenschaften gleichwertig als pädagogische Fachkraft anerkannt zu werden. Zumindestens in den Berufen der Jugendhilfe, Betreuung, ambulante pädagogische Arbeit. Mir wurden zwar Jobs angeboten, aber es ist am Ende immer daran gescheitert, dass der Senat gesagt hat ich müsste mich noch nach qualifizieren! Das ist teuer und die meisten sozialen Träger haben kein Bock das zu bezahlen. Also an alle die Erziehung und Bildungswissenschafte master haben und in Berlin arbeiten was arbeitet ihr?

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u/AdmirableIce9503 — 10 days ago

Would C1 in German really improve the odds of finding a job?

Would C1 be an advantage or would B2 suffice when looking for a software engineering/Cloud jobs for a non EU citizen?

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u/Case_Study_004 — 9 days ago

Need advice

Hey everyone,

I’m studying in the Uni at the moment and might get a full-time job offer through a staffing agency soon. The salary would be above €50k and the job is related to my degree.
The agency would be my official employer, but I’d actually work for their client company.
Would this be an issue for getting an EU Blue Card? Has anyone been in a similar situation with Zeitarbeit/staffing agencies?
Thanks!

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u/GrandCautious5355 — 10 days ago