Scribd
Upload
1K views3 pages

German Job Seeker Interview Questions & Answers

easy access to face German job interview

Uploaded by

vkhanna096
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
1K views3 pages

German Job Seeker Interview Questions & Answers

easy access to face German job interview

Uploaded by

vkhanna096
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 3

GERMAN QUESTION & ANSWERS

Why do you wish to go to Germany?


In this question, the interviewer wants to understand your reason for choosing Germany,
specifically while explaining your reason but ensure to be concise while answering.
Sample Answer:
You can structure your sample answer as follows - “I have a strong desire to go to Germany due to
its thriving job market and strong economy, along with its rich cultural heritage and commitment to
technological innovation. Germany also offers abandoned career opportunities in software and
technology (your expertise domain) and a diverse cultural experience that aligns with my
aspirations and values.”

Do you have any prior work experience?


The interviewer is trying to validate the authenticity of the data mentioned in your application.
Hence, ensure that your answers match the ones mentioned in your application form and back
them up with possible documentation.
Sample Answer:
You can structure your sample answer as follows - “Yes, I have prior work experience in the
(industry/field) for (duration). I have worked at (company name) as a (job title), where I was
responsible for (mention key responsibilities). This role provided me with the opportunity to
enhance my skills in (relevant skills) and allow me to develop a deep understanding of the
(industry/field). I am confident that my prior work experience will be an asset in contributing to my
future endeavour.”

Do you have German language certification?


Be very sure while answering this question, because if you answer it positively, that is with a ‘yes’,
the consulate might ask you some basic German questions and if you are not able to answer them it
might have a negative impact on your application.
Sample Answer:
You can structure your sample answer as follows - “Currently, I do not possess the proficiency in
German language. However, I intend to actively learn the German language through various courses
or self-study material available online to ensure effective communication and cultural integration
into the German population.”

What is your marital status?


It’s a simple and straightforward question be sure to answer it honestly.
Sample Answer:
My marital status is currently single.

Do you intend to pursue permanent residency in Germany?


It is highly suggested to not answer with that yes, speak about how you have responsibilities or ties
back in your origin country you are only willing to immigrate to Germany to secure employment
and would be returning back after your mentioned contribution period.
Sample Answer:
You can structure your sample answer as follows - “I do not intend to pursue permanent residency
in Germany as my current plan is to gain valuable experience and skills during my stay, and
eventually return to my origin country to support my family and responsibilities back home.”

What is your Educational Background?


Give a response by indicating your most recent school or university degree. Don’t start talking
about every school and educational institution you’ve ever attended until the immigration officer
specifically requests it.

Question: Why do you want to work in Germany?


Answer: Germany offers a robust job market with excellent career opportunities and a strong
economy. I believe my skills and qualifications align well with the German job market, and I am
excited to contribute my expertise to the country’s growth and development.

Question: What are your qualifications and work experience?

Answer: I hold a [mention your highest qualification], and I have [number of years] of experience
working in [your industry or field]. My experience has equipped me with valuable skills that would
be beneficial to German companies and industries.

Question: What makes you a suitable candidate for the Germany work Visa?

Answer: I possess the necessary qualifications, skills, and work experience that align with the
demands of the German job market. Additionally, my language proficiency and adaptability will
allow me to integrate seamlessly into the German work environment.

Question: Can you speak German?

Answer: I have completed [mention any language courses or certifications] and have acquired a
basic understanding of German. I am committed to further improving my language skills during my
stay in Germany.

Question: Have you considered the cultural differences and challenges of living and working in
Germany?

Answer: Yes, I have thoroughly researched German culture, lifestyle, and work environment. I
believe my adaptability and open-mindedness will help me overcome any challenges and integrate
successfully into German society.

Question: Can you explain your long-term career goals and how they align with your desire to work
in Germany?

Answer: My long-term career goal is to develop expertise in my field and contribute to innovative
projects. Germany’s strong emphasis on research and development aligns perfectly with my career
aspirations, making it an ideal place for professional growth.

Question: How do you handle stress and challenging situations in the workplace?

Answer: I believe in maintaining a positive attitude and seeking support from colleagues and
mentors during stressful situations. My ability to adapt to new environments allows me to face
challenges confidently.

Question: Are you aware of the Blue Card scheme in Germany?

Answer: Yes, I am aware of the Blue Card scheme, which allows highly skilled non-EU workers to
work and live in Germany. I intend to explore this option if I secure a job offer during my stay.

Question: What do you know about German work culture?

Answer: German work culture emphasizes punctuality, efficiency, and a strong work ethic. The
hierarchical structure is well-defined, and teamwork and collaboration are highly valued.

Question: How do you plan to contribute to the German economy and society through your skills?
Answer: My skills and expertise will allow me to contribute to the growth of German industries and
support the country’s economic development. Additionally, I hope to share my cultural experiences
and build bridges between Germany and my home country.

Question: Do you have any previous experience working with German companies or clients?

Answer: While I haven’t worked directly with German companies, I have collaborated with
international clients, including some from Germany, during my previous job. This experience has
helped me understand the importance of cross-cultural communication.

You might also like