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English speaking Jobs in Munich Germany

• Can you please provide me with a list of jobs in Munich Germany? The jobs must meet the following critera. Conduct all business in English, Be full time or part time. I have my BFA in Graphic Design and have been working in the design field for about 4 years. It would be great to find a job in the design field, but I will take what I can find to just get started. Provide as big of a list as possible and I will sort out what I qualify or don't qualify for. I will be moving to Munich in April. Thank you very much. MRT

• Answer:

  Dear MRT, First of all, it should be useful to know, that it is sometimes very difficult for a non-German speaker to get a job in Germany. The Germans have their own system of CV and applications, and it might be frustrating for you in the first weeks - so have a little Geduld - patience, and enjoy the new culture. Some job ads could be found in "expat" sites: Toyttown Munich - Job Offers <http://www.toytownmunich.com/lofi/index.php/f26.html> This site is a forum for English-speakers in Munich. The link by Anne Marie (am-ga) bellow is also a possibility. Munich Found <http://www.munichfound.com/jobmarket.cfm> Expatriates,.com <http://www.expatriates.com/classifieds/mun/jobs/> iAgora <http://iwork.iagora.com/jobs/Germany/listing/> Other positions could be found using the traditional means (the job centre, newspapers). However, for these you need at least minimal German: Job Centre (Federal Employment Agency, Bundesagentur fuer Arbeit) <http://www.arbeitsagentur.de/> Sueddeutsche Zeitung <http://jobcenter.sueddeutsche.de/index.php/3e6d891dq6DrMqW,SnNfGvn.GdnR/421a515dc849a421050280815504/job/b2c/> - the most "serious" newspaper in Munich, with good job section. Zeit - Stellenanzeigen.de <http://zeit.stellenanzeigen.de/asp/portal/zeit/angebote.asp> - another newspaper with good ads for professionals. I checked, for example, at "JobTurbo" the "Design/Graphic" rubrik, checked area "Bayern" (Bavaria) and received dozens of offers - the site spidered many other job sites, and brings you a collection of all of their offers. However, quite surprisingly, a traditional English site had relatively good offers, when I searched using the keywords "graphic" and "munich" in the category "Rest of the World" JobSearch.co.uk <http://www.jobsearch.co.uk/search.cgi?keywords=graphic+munich&sr=-2&r=&t=&l=&e=year&a=28&sort_order=&image.x=26&image.y=12> Jennifer Wessel, "How to look for a job in Europe", in Expatica <http://www.expatica.com/source/site_article.asp?subchannel_id=39&story_id=302&name=How+to+look+for+a+job+in+Europe> iAgora, CV - Germany <http://www.iagora.com/iwork/resumes/cv_germany.html> How to write a German CV. The site Expat Bavaria also provides some advice (though there were no offers at their job section): Expats-in-Bavaria <http://www.expats-in-bavaria.com> I hope this answers your question. Please contact me if you need any clarification on this answer before you rate it.