I am 21 and have a year left in my university degree. I am English. Basically, i have been learning German about 4 hours a day for the last three months and am going to continue doing this until i finish university next June. I am looking into moving to Germany when i finish to live and work. I will hopefully have a foundation of the German language by that point. Will that be enough to make a life over there? What sort of jobs can i go for? My degree is in Law but i would be happy doing most things.
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1. if you are able to understand German television, you will be able to communicate in German too. There are plenty of free to air channels on ASTRA 19.2° East. 2. It is easy to find jobs anywhere in Germany, except for some regions in East Germany. Employers will not so much fancy your German language skills or you law degree but the fact that you are a native English speaker. It usually starts with a 6 month apprenticeship (paid or unpaid). If you want to stay in law, a good idea could be Munich because of the European Patent Office, Hamburg because of the International Sea Court , Vienna because of the UN or Frankfurt because of the finance sector. 3 Ultimately you should consider attending an International Business School in Germany. They teach in English. 4. If you just want to learn German, go to Berlin because that's where everybody is going. Good luck!
