Skip to main content
Open meta menu Menu
+
Open settings
Close menu
+

Language selection

Display and barrier-free access

Dark Mode
Enlarge text
deutschland.de in sign language
In focus:

Young Germany

Was junge Menschen interessiert: Leben, Wohnen, Lernen, Studieren, Arbeiten.
© dpa
Was Internetnutzer über Deutschland wissen wollen.
Does Germany have a ...?
From the president to the German breakfast table: we answer Google's most frequently asked questions about Germany.
Mit dem Rollstuhl unterwegs in Berlin
Barrier-free travel in Germany
Here people with disabilities can find tips and tools for carefree holidays in Germany.
Junge Arbeitnehmer legen Wert auf Teamwork.
How young Germans want to work
A successful career isn’t everything. Young employees want flexible working hours, flat hierarchies and a positive work-life balance – but also security.
Nachwuchs bei der Freiwilligen Feuerwehr.
Committed and well-networked
They pitch in and want to help shape the future: many young people are active on social and environmental issues. An overview.
Volunteers
Your guide to voluntary work in Germany
Are you thinking about doing voluntary work in Germany? We explain what you need to do.
Umweltschutz durch Codes – darum geht es 2019 bei Jugend hackt.
Help in the virtual world
Most young people are permanently online – and their social engagement is also moving onto the Internet. The goal then is to have a positive impact offline too.
Die „Stadtteil-Botschafter“ machen sich für ihr Viertel stark.
“Give everyone a voice”
Discovering other cultures or protecting the environment: neighbourhood ambassadors want to achieve something. We introduce you to Vane Beglaryan.
Freunde gehören für Kinder zu einem guten Leben.
What is important for children in Germany
A study reveals children’s wishes, values and concerns – and their attitude to refugees. Here are the most important facts
Der Glaube ist für Dalia Grinfeld Teil ihrer Identität.
What do you believe?
Christian, Moslem, Jew – or atheist? In Germany, people are free to believe whatever they choose. We talked to young people about their religion.
Handkäse
German food for connoisseurs
Love at second bite: German cuisine presents several culinary challenges. They are certainly worth trying!
Das WG-Modell „Wohnen für Hilfe“ bringt Studierende und Senioren zusammen. Helping instead of paying rent
Students have little money for expensive rents; elderly people often live alone in large apartments. The concept of “Living for Help” solves both problems.
Vegan ist der neue Trend. Ist es auch gesund? Is everyone going veggie?
Controversy has erupted in Germany about sustainable consumption. These are the different positions.
Work Lifestyle Jobstudy EY
More life, less work
German employees are better motivated and more satisfied than ever before. But one age group bucks the trend.
Upcycling is becoming popular
Creating useful things from waste is the basic idea behind upcycling. It reduces the strain on the environment and your wallet.
It simply tastes good
Constanze Kleis on the epitome of German fast-food culture – the currywurst
Jobsuche in Deutschland
Working in Germany – 8 tips for jobseekers
The most important websites and points of contact when searching for a job.
Zuwanderer mit Fachkenntnissen haben Job-Chancen in der Industrie.
Five steps to finding a job in Germany
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.
Volunteer-Programme in Deutschland: Maikely aus Nicaragua leistet Freiwilligendienst im Kindergarten.
Volunteering in Germany
Doing good and getting to know the country and its people: we introduce you to volunteer programmes for international participants.