12Apr

Target group:

Migrants who want to prepare for the German job market or improve their career opportunities through networking and targeted application techniques.

Aims of the event:

  1. to teach participants the basics of successful job applications in Germany.
  2. to present effective techniques for networking and self-marketing. 3. motivate women to approach the job market with confidence and purpose.

Schedule:

09:00 – 09:30: Welcome and introduction

– Presentation of the program.

– Short input: Why are networking and applying crucial? – Getting to know each other: Goals and expectations of the participants.

09:30 – 10:15 a.m.: Workshop 1 – Application training

– Building a convincing CV and cover letter.

letter of application.

– Common mistakes and how to avoid them.

– The importance of a professional appearance.

10:15 – 10:30 a.m.: Break

10:30 – 11:15 a.m.: Workshop 2 – Successful networking

– Networking basics: making and maintaining contacts. – Practical exercises: Introducing yourself in 30 seconds (elevator pitch). – The role of platforms such as LinkedIn and XING for professional networking.

11:15 – 12:00: Interactive exercise – Networking in practice – Speed networking: Exchange of experiences and contacts among the participants.

– Role plays: Job interview with feedback.

– Tips for making a first impression and following up contacts.

12:00 – 13:30: Conclusion and outlook

– Summary of the findings.

– Creation of an individual action plan: Next steps for professional development.

– Opportunity for informal exchange and networking over snacks and drinks.

Event details:

– Venue:

– Date:

– Duration: 5 hours

– Language: German, with translation facilities if required. Cost: Free of charge or small contribution to cover material costs.

Expected outcome:

Participants will have practical knowledge and tools to successfully apply for jobs in the German labor market. They will learn how to build a strong professional network that will help them achieve their career goals in the long term.

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