Germany is offering job opportunities for skilled workers from Pakistan through its official employment website, the “Make it in Germany” portal.
The “Make it in Germany” portal is the German government’s official platform for qualified professionals who want to work in the country.
According to Pakistan’s Bureau of Emigration and Overseas Employment (BEOE), the website offers many job openings for skilled Pakistani workers.
Jobs in Germany
Jobs are available in different fields. These include information technology (IT), nursing, engineering, medicine, science, skilled trades, and other professional sectors.
People can check available jobs and apply through the official Make it in Germany website at https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/working-in-germany/job-listings.
Pakistani student enrollment in Germany
Previously, the number of Pakistani students studying in Germany increased by 14 per cent over the last two years. The growth shows stronger education links between Pakistan and Germany.
German Ambassador to Pakistan Alfred Grannas said that Pakistani students are talented and perform well in their studies. He said that many students are studying at leading German universities and are making a positive contribution through their hard work.
He further added that more young people from Pakistan are choosing Germany because of its well known education system. Many students also learn the German language before starting their studies.
Students who want to study in Germany must apply directly to their chosen universities by following each university’s admission process. Applications cannot be submitted through the German Embassy.
The ambassador advised students to read the latest visa rules and application requirements before applying. All information about student visas and required documents is available on the official website of the German Embassy.
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