Your path to a job or a degree in Germany.
The German of your job or your studies, job ads explained, your CV and cover letter in the German format, and interview practice. Step by step, at your level.
What work do you want in Germany?
Every track
Arbeitsalltag
The German of your first months at any workplace in Germany: the first day, calling in sick, leave and shifts, the phone, the team meeting, the payslip — and a conflict about your workload with your manager.
Pflege
A nurse's day on a German ward: the handover, talking with patients, the ward round, the records, relatives, an emergency at night — and the case conference on a patient with dementia.
Medizin
A junior doctor's first months in a German hospital: taking the history, the examination, explaining a procedure, presenting to the senior physician, the discharge letter, hard conversations and the consultation.
Technik
An engineer's work in a German company: the project meeting, drawings and tolerances, a fault on the line, health and safety, a supplier who is late — and presenting a delay and a change request to the client.
Practise the job exam
A full practice paper in the format of telc Deutsch B1·B2 Beruf: phone messages, a team meeting, e-mails, a forum, Sprachbausteine, two e-mails to write and a spoken part — with texts and tasks written for Kartoffel. It shows your points per Teil; telc doesn't publish where B1 ends and B2 begins.