Employment guidance · Berlin & online

Your qualification already has a story. Make it understood here.

We help internationally trained professionals identify the right German recognition route, prepare a complete application and speak about their experience with employers—without pretending one authority or procedure fits every profession.

Arrange a first consultation

60 minutes · online or Berlin office · €95 incl. VAT
International professionals talking around a table
A useful first answer

Recognition begins with the profession, not the paperwork.

A regulated nurse, an engineer using a protected title and a marketing specialist face different rules. We begin by locating your profession, federal state, intended role and competent authority.

Map the role

Clarify the German reference occupation and whether formal recognition is mandatory.

Read the evidence

Review diplomas, transcripts, employment records and available translations.

Plan the application

Set out authority, documents, likely fees, sequence and realistic dependencies.

Prepare for work

Translate the decision into practical next steps for applications and interviews.

Consultations

Support where recognition and employment meet

Document Readiness ReviewRemote document review

Document Readiness Review

Check diplomas, transcripts, translations and employment evidence against the chosen authority's published checklist.

From €180 incl. VAT
German Employment Application SessionInteractive online session

German Employment Application Session

Shape a credible CV explanation, cover-letter paragraph and interview account of your qualification and current recognition status.

€120 incl. VAT
Recognition Decision Follow-upOnline consultation

Recognition Decision Follow-up

Read an equivalence notice together and organise questions about deficits, adaptation periods, examinations or missing evidence.

€110 incl. VAT
Client perspective

A plan you can explain to an authority—or an employer.

“My pharmacy documents came from two universities and the dates did not line up neatly. The consultation did not promise a quick result, but it gave me a sensible document list and questions for the Berlin authority. That honesty was useful.”
— Laila, pharmacist trained in Jordan
Read client stories
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Before you book

Bring the documents you have. Missing pieces are part of the discussion.

A scan of your qualification, transcript or subject list, employment certificates and any letter from a German authority gives us a grounded starting point. You do not need certified copies for an initial consultation.

See the recognition roadmap