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German companies are crying out for qualified staff. International applicants have good chances in these professions. Read on for the best tips and links.

Here you‘ll find relevant web pages on the job market, professional training and setting up business in Germany.

The dual system of vocational training has proved an effective means of combating youth unemployment and skills shortages. Many countries would now like to introduce this model in partnership with Germany.

For many Germans, relaxing in a #beachchair is the epitome of a #Balticholiday. You can sit or lie comfortably, dose wind and sun and have everything in one place. They are made, for example, on the island of #Usedom.

The orthopaedic technician Tolga Kaya explains in a video what makes his job so special.

Visas, language skills, degrees: what skilled craftsmen from abroad should look out for when looking for a job in Germany.

Diversity of shapes, colours and know-how: three German manufacturers that inspire people around the globe.

Three projects show how German skilled crafts training creates better job prospects abroad for young people.

The skilled crafts are the number one trainee instructor in Germany - and always looking for talent. Ten facts you should know.

What to note when applying for a place on a vocational training programme.

There are not enough qualified professionals in Germany. The 'Make it in Germany' portal offers interested people from abroad information on life, work and job offers.

What to note when applying for a job in Germany.

Dispensing machine specialist, biological model maker and shoe manufacturer are occupations for which young people can train in Germany.