How to Apply for Germany Jobs, According to PS Njogu

Kenya and Germany have embarked on a groundbreaking partnership, signing the Comprehensive Agreement on Sharing of Labour, Talent and Mobility in Berlin.

Principal Secretary (PS) for Diaspora Affairs, Roseline Njogu, has provided valuable resources for Kenyans aspiring to work in Germany. She highlighted two essential websites:

1. https://make-it-in-germany.com/en/

2. https://deutschland.de/de/arbeiten-in-deutschland

PS Njogu elaborated on the factors propelling this initiative:

The agreement goes beyond mere job placement. As PS Njogu elucidated:

She further detailed innovative educational partnerships:

PS Njogu emphasized the reciprocal advantages of this agreement:

While the agreement opens doors, PS Njogu advised that proficiency in German would significantly enhance job prospects:

Unlike previous quota-based agreements, this new partnership focuses on aligning Kenyan talent with German labor market needs. PS Njogu articulated the broader vision:

She further emphasized Kenya’s workforce potential:

The agreement comes a few days after the German Interior Ministry denied having offered Kenya 250,000 jobs.

The agreement extends beyond job placement, encompassing:

– Labor mobility

– Apprenticeship programs

– Student training initiatives

– Analysis of labor market needs

– Employment and worker welfare considerations

– Protocols for readmission and return