Finding a job in Berlin could take patience. You are likely to find opportunities that match your goals and skills, yet you do need to take the competition into consideration as well. Moreover, Berlin’s businesses are evolving and each of them requires employees with different profiles, even in the same industry. Much of the job search could be about figuring out what sort of job descriptions you are suited for and being patient until the right opportunity comes along.

Most workers in Berlin are employed in the services sector. However, if you do not speak German, Berlin’s start-up scene might be the best place to look for your first job in the capital city. There are many international-thinking companies in Berlin who need employees who speak foreign languages, so knowing German is not essential, however, it helps.

Sean Henderson

Sean Henderson

The good thing about InterNations is that I got to know the expat community in Berlin as well as internationally minded locals.

Anna Maria Osario

Anna Maria Osario

Through InterNations I met so many other Argentinean expats in Berlin, which made the transition period really easy for me.

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Meet international people at local events

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