Life in Germany

Job Coaching-  Saturday 01 June 2019 Indians in Germany (Deutschland) Facebook group Speaker:- Lyssa Artemis (Profession: Job Coach) Host: RamGopal Language Issues : How can one overcome the language barrier? Language ofcourse plays an important role but its not everything. This is where you can use your networking skills and try to develop professional network and get some referrals. Visa issue : Does Visa status influence the job search?   If you are living in Germany with student or employment Visa its an easy process to get work visa or if you have Job search visa (JSV), it is also possible to convert it. If you already have a job offer or a contract take the help of your HR to get more information. According to our speaker some middle or small sized companies expect the candidate to get this information. If you are already working in Germany and in the first two years your visa is bound to the company and its possible to change the company ea...

For Frankfurt to your destination, you can take a train. When your flight lands, get out of the plane, keep following the directions to the Baggage Claim. Once you get your baggage, there should be exits called "Ausgang". Take them. Just ahead, you should see two police officers sitting there (Immigration Check), they will look at your passport, stamp it and let you go. Head towards the train station. You should find it easily. It is in the same building as the airport, in the lowest floor. There are two kinds of trains here in Germany. One is the ICE, which is white and is very fast. The other one is red in color, and is called Regiobahn. For buying the ticket for the train, look for the ticket booking center somewhere near the train station, you will find it without much difficulty. It is called "ReiseZentrum" (Travel Centre). In Frankfurt, many people speak English, so you can ask for help also. Go there and get the ticket ...