26/02/2022
Most wanted jobs in Germany:
1- Medical professions - medizinische Berufe
There is a shortage of about 5,000 doctors and practitioners in German hospitals. People with a medical degree can obtain a license to practice medicine in Germany. The corresponding certificate in Germany must be recognized as equivalent to similar qualifications
2- Engineering professions - Ingenieurberufe
In the following, the most popular engineering fields are listed, which have the most popular jobs in Germany.
- Automotive Engineering - Autotechnik
- Mechanical Engineering - Maschinenbau
Communications and Networks - Kommunikation und Netzwerk
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering - Elektro- und Elektroniktechnik
- Computer Science and Information Technology - Informatik und Informationstechnologie
Structural engineering, metallurgical engineering and welding
- Testing of applications and websites, software development and programming
3- Mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology
Graduates (engineering and others) in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and technology have good opportunities in many private companies. In addition, many research institutes of the Max Planck Society and the Fraunhofer Society offer a large number of attractive positions.
Jobs in non-specialized fields
While the first part of this article focuses on professional fields that require professional qualifications, the next section provides an overview of the areas with the most popular jobs in Germany that do not require professional qualifications.
1- Sales Representative - Außendienstmitarbeiter
Last year, the number of jobs in retail increased by 3,000. The need for trained retail salespeople and sales assistants is especially increasing here. The core of these functions is the customer. Field workers need to be able to understand and communicate with clients. This is important to improve the shopping experience and increase sales and profits for stores and businesses.
The salary during the training ranges between 600 and 1000 euros per month. In addition, interns often have the opportunity to enter into a permanent working relationship after two to three years of training.
2- Elderly care - Altenpflege
The demand for nurses to care for the elderly has been and continues to increase throughout Germany. Because of the aging Germans and the lack of solidarity and family ties that still exist in our Arab and Islamic countries.
The chances of getting a suitable vacancy for an elderly care job are high throughout Germany. Compared to industrial and sales mechanics, the salary is lower. But the chances of getting a permanent position are usually higher.
3- Industrial Mechanic - Industriemechaniker
There are currently more than 16,000 vacancies in the field of machinery technology and the demand is growing steadily. The most popular profession in this field is industrial mechanic.
Those interested in the profession have the opportunity to complete free training at many companies (and even a paid apprentice) to become a state-certified industrial mechanic.
The training lasts for three years, during which about 1,000 euros are paid per month. After completing the training, the monthly stipend is around 2,300 euros per month.
In addition, many companies that provide these vocational trainings offer trainees a permanent position after they have successfully completed their training. This makes it an easy entry point into the field.
