Finding and starting a job in a German speaking environment can be a challenging enterprise with a number of sideline questions, such as starting the recognition process of your foreign qualifications, learning German up to B2 and higher, getting your family set for the German education system, and getting an application portfolio ready to go. This online talk provides an overview of how to optimize your journey through German courses, the German job market and foreign skills approval, and how to get support and additional detailed information and advice in the Munich network. Equipment needed: PC/Laptop/Tablet, microphone and camera, stable internet connection, up to date browser version. You will receive the access link per email on the day of the course. Please also check your spam folder.

Are you looking for a job in Munich but don't know how to ensure your search is successful? In this seminar you will learn which important dos and don'ts exist in the German job market. We will also talk about how you can identify suitable companies that will benefit from your qualifications. You will learn how to compile a German application portfolio that includes all necessary elements such as an application letter and a CV. Last but not least you will obtain helpful information regarding the job interview itself.

What is understood under the term risk management and how is it implemented by employees and/or project leaders? Through input and practical exercises you will learn how to identify, evaluate and monitor potential risk, and to depict it in cost management. You will also learn how to create a risk plan. This seminar is in alignment with international standards of project management (PMI). It is part of the Project Management Course of Lectures which completes the examination for certification as Project Manager (T440565) but can also be visited as a standalone course. Requirement: Basic knowledge in project management.