4 ms·
Well I have acquaintances employed here too. And my wife's case is not a single one. I have a friend who migrated from India and his wife used to work for a ph
by shasts 3y ago
Well I have acquaintances employed here too. And my wife's case is not a single one.
I have a friend who migrated from India and his wife used to work for a pharma/biotech firm back in India and had some temporary work here in Germany, when peak COVID happened, when pharma companies were hiring a lot.
She already has a master's degree from India and she has been undergoing further trainings supported by Job center, and still no luck.
- mgraupner 3y agoAmazing. Would you mind disclosing where in Germany you are and what here degree is in?
- shasts 3y agoBayern. 4 years bachelor's degree in civil engineering, hydro science and engineering Master's.
- mgraupner 3y agoOk, that's a field I'm not familiar with. I guess this is more of a government field of work and they are more conservative in their hiring process. I found the following jobs and the amount is pretty limited (and in Eastern Germany/Saxonia): https://www.xing.com/jobs/hydrowissenschaften?keywords=Hydrowissenschaften https://www.xing.com/jobs/hydrowissenschaften?keywords=Hydro... or https://www.melioplan.de/stellenangebote https://www.melioplan.de/stellenangebote Edit: https://www.stepstone.de/jobs/wasserbau-ingenieur https://www.stepstone.de/jobs/wasserbau-ingenieur Here are far more jobs, so there seem to be at least some available. Did she contact some professors at her university here in Germany? They often can provide contacts to industry or the government. Other than that good look at finding a job for her, she should not give up!
- shasts 3y agoThank you for taking the effort, and for the wishes. Hopefully she find something soon.