A turning point in life: time for a permanent job

Completing education marks a true milestone when life is supposed to finally become what we imagined as kids: being independent and able to do whatever you want, without anyone telling you how you should be living.

But, as the recent meme I saw on social media says: wanting to be a grown-up is when you say ‘’no one should tell me what to do’’, yet being a grown-up is when you say ‘’please, will someone tell me what to do’’.

If you came to Germany for education, as many of my students did, you very well know that after your bachelor’s or master’s degree you are facing a major turning point, as you need a permanent job to stay in Germany.

Not only you can no longer have part-time jobs, but you also don’t want them. As your career is taking off, you are looking for a job that gives you chances to develop professionally, gain relevant experience, and become valued for your knowledge and skills. You are searching for a real deal.

Those are kinds of jobs where is important to make significant connections with people working in your field, where you have to take every chance you get to prove yourself as an expert and give meaningful contributions to the team and projects.

The odds are that those kinds of jobs you can get, maintain, and improve in, only if you can speak German. It may be frustrating to realize that your expertise is being acknowledged through a language, but if you are honest with yourself, that was the whole point of coming to Germany – not to be overlooked for a promotion, but to prove yourself as a treasured addition to any company where you want to build your future career.

The bottom line is that if you want to get what you came for, you will need to learn the language.

I know you probably think that learning a language to the fluency level takes a lot of time, but it can be done even in a time crunch when you need to find a permanent job in just a few months.

Lightspeed German Learning program combines all aspects of a language you will need to become fluent: vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and a lot of conversation practice for serious discussions and everyday chats that last longer than one sentence.

It takes only 12 weeks for you to come from basic knowledge and difficulties maintaining a conversation to a confident speaker who can have a job interview in German and equally participates in meetings just like native Germans.

I had students who were able to give a job interview in German after only four weeks of my program!

If your stay in Germany is compromised because you don’t have the confidence to speak in German, it is long past due to get all your energy into learning this language.

Prepare yourself for intense 12 weeks of studying and let me help you to stay in Germany and launch your career - book a free qualification call on my website: https://ivanvotipka.com/