
Do I need to get a business qualification to work in Germany
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Do I need to get a business qualification to work in Germany
Hi all!
I have fallen in love with Berlin and have been trying to find work there for september 2005 but any job postings I have found are very specific about the need for business English. I have a year's experience in teaching various levels and ages but not business should I be looking at doing an extra add on course in business- if so what courses are widely recognised. Or if it is not needed where can I find a decently paid job in Berlin?

Danny, you don't need an extra qualification, but hopefully you do have a recognised qualification for teaching. That will make your search a lot easier. Do you have experience working in business? That will also count.
Teaching in Germany isn't easy. Anywhere that will pay you decently will demand a certain level of experience and qualifications. The business English angle is just because that is what is in demand and what gets paid for here.
Teaching in Germany isn't easy. Anywhere that will pay you decently will demand a certain level of experience and qualifications. The business English angle is just because that is what is in demand and what gets paid for here.
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Hey,
I am also looking for work in Berlin, and have been considering going to a language school to get a TEFL certificate. Most say they will help find work once you finish, but I am concerned about the cost, and then the actual possibility that they will find you a job.
Have you considered the Berlin School of English or Via Lingua? These are two of the three I'm looking at, just can't remember the third.
Erik
I am also looking for work in Berlin, and have been considering going to a language school to get a TEFL certificate. Most say they will help find work once you finish, but I am concerned about the cost, and then the actual possibility that they will find you a job.
Have you considered the Berlin School of English or Via Lingua? These are two of the three I'm looking at, just can't remember the third.
Erik