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How to Get Part Time Jobs in Germany

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How to Get Part Time Jobs in Germany? Chef You think that finding a part-time job in Germany tuff? Not really. If you are a student then you are allowed to work only 20 hours per week maximum and if you have semester vacations than you can work 40 hours per week. If you don't follow these rules you will be in trouble.  I will mention some points for how and where one can get a part-time job in Germany. 1. University's Notice Boards Notice-Boards The best and easiest way to find a part-time job is through University's notice boards. You can find all kinds of Jobs here, also you can post a service there. For eg: If you know Hindi, then you can teach Hindi to students or families of students who are interested in.  2. Google Maps Map You can find jobs near you through google maps, as many firms or shops put them online.  Or another option is that you can search for the firms which provide the work you are interested in near you and can contact them to ask that whether t...

German Taught Vs English Taught- Which Is Better

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German Taught Vs English Taught- Which Is Better(Master Program) In this post, we are going to discuss the main points about German taught and English taught masters program.  Everyone knows that in Germany we have two options either we can pursue our masters with English as a medium or German as a medium. So in this post, we are going to compare both. We will be discussing points like admission procedure, Job market etc.  1. Admission Procedure Admission procedure is exactly the same for German taught as well as English taught. You have to apply through uni-assist or can directly apply to university.  The main difference is that the chances of getting admission in german taught are very high because the number of universities with german taught is much more than English teaching universities.  But your bachelors should be equivalent to German bachelors.  2. Job opportunities Job opportunities in the German program or Mixed Program are way higher than the Englis...

How to start a business in Germany.

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How to start a business in Germany || Fully Explained I know, this topic is not that popular as compared to how to get a job in Germany. But I feel that opening a business is the best way to be your own boss. You don't have to step out of your house to earn money and I think that's the correct way to call ourselves free. In this post, I will tell you how one can open a business in Germany. I think its much easier than getting a job there. First thing is to check that wether Erwerbstatigkeit Gestattet is written on your  Aufenthaltittel , it means that you are allowed to earn, by business, freelancing etc. Most students have to wait for this for almost two years, or when they get a job. Then they are allowed to do a side business. You will have to register yourself in Handelskammer(Chamber of Commerce) in Germany if you are starting a big business like big consultancy or firm. But in this post, I will talk about only  sole proprietorship  and freelancing , in whi...

Marriage procedure to a German Citizen. Full Explained.

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Marriage procedure to a German Citizen. Full Explained. In this post, I will tell you the easiest and fastest way in which you can get married to your German counterpart and get your marriage recognised both in India and Germany. I will also provide all the documents which you need to get in this special country.  It is not easy to get married when you are not a German citizen. Also, Indian and German authorities will make it way more complicated for you.   The solution is Denmark, It is called Europes Los Vegas. Marrying there is easiest. From the time duration, you apply till the time you get married is only 10 days (MAX). Documents you need to get married in Denmark 1. Notice of Marriage This is a simple form for you to fill. First three pages of this form you just have to read, last two pages are to fill your and your partner's details. Also, you have to provide the place of marriage. 2. Passport and Schengen Visa You have to provide your passport and visa. ...

Private Studienkolleg : Advantages and Disadvantages Explained.

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Private Studienkolleg : Advantages and Disadvantages Explained. If you don't want to give aufnameprufung or if you have failed. Then you have another option called private studienkolleg. Now whenever the word private comes, it means money. Private studienkolleg have fees around 4k-5k euros for the course. Types of Private studienkolleg 1. Authorized Private studienkolleg These private studienkollegs are authorized by the German Government. So the result of your feststellungprufung will be considered valid and you will be allowed to take admissions in bachelors.  In Germany, there are only two recognized private studienkolleg: MingChange Institute in Halle PSKL in Leipzig MingChange institute has a benefit that after pursuing your studienkolleg from here you can either go to university or Hochschule or Fachschule. Whereas PSKL only gives you chance to do your bachelors in Hochschule or Fachschule.(TU9 does not accept it), But it has an advantage that its fees is only 3k euros. ...

What is Aufnameprufung? || Fully Explained with Syllabus.

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What is Aufnameprufung? || Fully Explained with Syllabus. In this post, we will discuss the topic aufnameprufung. We will cover topics like what are the requirements, what is the syllabus, how to apply for it? etc. Aufnameprufung means entrance exam in English. It is an exam which you have to clear to do studienkolleg in Germany.   Eligibility for Aufnameprufung You should have completed and passed your senior secondary education. (Class 12 in India). You should have German language proficiency till B2. How to apply for Aufnameprufung? You can apply for it through:-  Uni-Assist- By going on the website of Uni-Assist you can apply for aufnameprufung in university.  By directly applying to University- In this method, you directly contact university through their website and apply for aufnameprufung. Syllabus of Aufnameprufung Aufnameprufung has two papers Math (60 Mins exam) German (45-60 Mins exam) Math Equations Find area, decimal points Triangles Integration Di...

Studienkolleg-Everything you need to know.

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Studienkolleg-Everything you need to know. As you know that there is 13 year of schooling in Germany, whereas in many countries there are only 12 years of schooling. So to cover this gap, the German education system invented a foundation course called studienkolleg. In this course, you are taught the language as well as technical terms which you will be using while doing bachelors there, in the German language. For eg: work is called Arbeit, acceleration is called beschleunigung. Types of Studienkolleg 1. T-Course It is for those who want to pursue their bachelors in technical courses. Eg: Engineering etc. 2. M-Course It is for students from medical or biology background. 3. W-Course It is related to the economy and business. So students from commerce background opt for this. 4. G-Course It is for students from Humanity and Arts background. 5. S-Course It has language classes. Many different languages are taught. Eligibility for doing Studienkolleg You have to clear an entrance exam ca...