Job Application In German

Master Job Applications in German

What you'll learn

The essentials of crafting an impressive CV in German, tailored to local standards

How to write a strong motivation letter in German that resonates with German-speaking employers

Formatting tips for cover letters in German, with examples provided

Organizing your application documents for online submissions to German companies

File formatting, naming conventions, and size guidelines specific to German application processes

How to avoid common mistakes that can lead to applications being overlooked by German recruiters

Strategies to present your skills and experience clearly and effectively to German-speaking employers

Requirements

To get the most out of this course, learners should have German language knowledge at an A2 level or higher.

Description

Navigate the German-Speaking Job Market with ConfidenceThis practical, step-by-step course is designed specifically for expats looking to build a successful career in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland. Whether you're just beginning your job search or aiming to strengthen your applications, this program provides the tools and knowledge to stand out.From crafting a professional CV to writing confident, well-structured emails — we guide you through every part of the German job application process.What You’ll LearnHow to write a compelling motivation letter in German that appeals to local employersHow to structure and format your application documents for online submissionsFile naming, formatting, and size conventions that meet recruiters’ expectationsCommon mistakes that lead to applications being overlooked — and how to avoid themStrategies for presenting your skills and experience clearly and effectivelyCourse OutcomesBy the end of the course, you will:Have a complete, professionally formatted job application, ready to submitKnow how to tailor your CV, motivation letter, and cover letter to German-speaking employersUnderstand how to present yourself clearly and professionally in line with local expectationsFeel confident navigating the application process in Germany, Austria, or SwitzerlandThis course is more than just theory — it’s a practical roadmap to launching or advancing your career in a German-speaking environment.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 The Job Application Structure

Lecture 3 The Perfect Application

Section 2: Anschreiben (Cover Letter)

Lecture 4 Briefkopf Anschreiben (Cover Letter Header)

Lecture 5 Anschreiben – Einleitung (Cover Letter – Introduction)

Lecture 6 Anschreiben – Hauptteil (Cover Letter – Main Body)

Lecture 7 Anschreiben – Schlussteil (Cover Letter – Closing Section)

Section 3: Motivationsschreiben Einleitung (Motivation Letter)

Lecture 8 Motivationsschreiben (Motivation Letter)

Section 4: Bewerbung (Application)

Lecture 9 Bewerbung – Deckblatt (Application – Cover Page)

Lecture 10 Bewerbung – Lebenslauf (Application – CV)

Lecture 11 Bewerbung – Dritte Seite (Application – Third Page)

Lecture 12 Bewerbung – Anlagen (Application – Attachments)

Lecture 13 Tipps für dein Bewerbungsfoto (Tips for your photo)

Lecture 14 Arbeitsproben (Work Samples)

Section 5: Versenden (Sending the Application)

Lecture 15 Bewerbung per Post versenden (Sending Application via Mail)

Lecture 16 Bewerbung online hochladen (Uploading Application Online)

Section 6: Praktische Beispiele und Tipps (Examples & Tips)

Lecture 17 Praktische Beispiele und Tipps (Examples & Tips)

Lecture 18 Anschreiben – Beispiele (Cover letter – Examples)

Lecture 19 Motivationsschreiben – Beispiele (M.L. – Examples)

Section 7: Polishing Professional Communication (Exercises)

Lecture 20 Polishing Professional Communication (Exercises)

Lecture 21 Die fehlerhafte Bewerbung Nr. 1 (Exercise 1)

Lecture 22 Possible solution to exercise 1

Lecture 23 Die fehlerhafte Bewerbung Nr. 2 (Exercise 2)

Lecture 24 Possible solution to exercise 2

Lecture 25 Fehlerhafte Email Nr. 1 (Exercise 3)

Lecture 26 Possible solution to exercise 3

Lecture 27 Fehlerhafte E-Mail Nr. 2 (Exercise 4)

Lecture 28 Possible solution to exercise 4

Section 8: Extra Video Series: Build Confidence in Speaking German

Lecture 29 11 Strategies to Speak German FLUENTLY and CONFIDENTLY

Lecture 30 Ä, Ö, Ü – Master German vowels step by step

Lecture 31 Sound better in German meetings_Ich Spreche

Job seekers in any industry applying to positions in German-speaking countries or companies,Recent graduates preparing to enter the job market in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland,Professionals seeking a career change or applying for higher-level positions in German-speaking environments,Anyone looking to update their application documents to meet the standards and expectations of German-speaking employers