Hello, I'm in a none eu country and planning to apply for an it ausbildung. But my diploma degree isn't good. Can i fix it by focusing on a stranger CV ? I'm still in A1.2 so i have time to work on skills and try to improve my CV if it helps
#how can i increase my chance of getting accepted for it ausbildung?
blissful pendant
static kindle
Firstly we'd need to know what kind of Ausbildung you are going for. So what Ausbildung are you interested in applying for?
blissful pendant
well i think application development is good role
fachinformatiker zum anwendungsentwicklung
the salary seems good , around 1000 Euro per month in first year (idk if that's enough) and it seems something that i might enjoy .
i personally like game development more but it seems that its a paid program, and also it might be better to choose a safer career path and do that on my own .
static kindle
I see. Unfortunately you likely won't be able to secure a position for that Ausbildung seeing as you're from a non-eu country. It's quite competitive and even if you found an employer willing to hire you, you wouldn't pass the labour market test.
The labour market test basically determines whether there are any other Germans, EU-citizens or recognised refugees who are interested in the same position and if there are your work permit will be rejected.
I think you should research for the much less competitive fields that have shortages.
blissful pendant
Any recommendation on something similar to that ?
static kindle
As far as I know, any Ausbildung in the IT field would be impossible to get in as a non-EU citizen. Would you be interested in looking into other fields?
urban dagger
Any recommendation on something similar to that ?
do a degree in a university with a a flexible schedule. If you already know a lot of the units you can finish the degree in less than 2 years and get to working.
depending on the uni and your diploma you may even be able to map your credits to your new degree and skip a lot of the work.
and your starting salary will be a LOT more than 1000 euro per month lol, thats basically minimum wage at this point
blissful pendant
do a degree in a university with a a flexible schedule. If you already know a lo...
is this answer to my original question ?
urban dagger
is this answer to my original question ?
idk anzthing about ausbildung but if you cant do it this is your best option.
young topaz
Hello, I'm in a none eu country and planning to apply for an it ausbildung. But ...
As a foreigner that started their first year of Ausbildung for Fachinformatiker für Anwendungsentwicklung this year I can advise you to get to AT LEAST B2, otherwise it's gonna be almost impossible to find Ausbildung (and you probably won't understand the language good enough to be able to communicate with your boss/colleagues/teachers and to learn anyway)
You should also let your diplomas and stuff get Anerkannt/Recognized here in Germany which may help you land a interview in a company
But as i said, language and being able to communicate in German is also really important