What is it like to find a job after studying in Germany?

Among the Chinese students studying in Germany, there are many who have studied in Germany and returned to find jobs in their home countries. Many people choose to study in Germany and return to work, earning a stable income from studying and working in Germany. Among these groups, those studying economics, informatics, mechanics and electronics account for the vast majority. 66% of Chinese students hope to work in Germany for a period of time before returning to China for employment. 52.3% of Chinese students hope to study in China. Working in German-funded enterprises, 16.4% of students hope to have the opportunity to teach at universities, and 11.2% hope to work in German companies for a period of time.

It should be said that German companies need high-level international students to promote the development of business in China, and international students also hope to make the best use of their talents in industries that suit them. If the two can be well coordinated, Cooperation is undoubtedly a win-win result: Germany is the world's third largest economic power, has friendly relations with China, and is China's largest trading partner in Europe; more than 2,500 companies in China have been registered with the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 80% of which are in China. of German companies in China want to expand their operations in China. Judging from the branches of German companies in China, they are mainly concentrated in the Yangtze River Delta, Pearl River Delta and the Bohai Bay area. German companies in the Yangtze River Delta account for 60%. These cities have also become the first choice for students studying in Germany to return to China for employment. ; Chinese students studying in Germany have unique advantages in German-funded companies, such as being good at communication in German, understanding Western backgrounds, and solid professional knowledge. Most students studying in Germany also have a very rigorous work attitude. Therefore, when recruiting, German-funded companies will prefer Chinese students with a background studying in Germany.