Germany Invites Skilled Nigerian Workers, Announces 20 In-Demand Jobs for Easy Work Visa – Apply
Germany is actively looking to attract foreign talent from Nigeria and other countries amid significant labour shortage.
According to a report, that there are over 1.98 million job vacancies across various sectors and there is strong desire by the government to fill the gap.
The job shortage is attributed to factors such as an ageing population, a low birth rate, and an escalating demand for skilled professionals.
To address this shortage, Germany is actively seeking foreign talent to fill key roles and sustain its economic competitiveness. Out of the various vacancies, 20 jobs are in high demand, and they can provide easier work visa process.
The openings are in crucial sectors such as farming, construction, and transportation, creating a unique window of opportunity for foreign workers seeking employment in the country.
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Agriculture The areas the country is experiencing shortage include livestock production, forestry, and horticulture. Construction Various trades within the construction industry, including metalworking, automation, surveying, scaffolding, interior construction, glazing, pipeline construction, and plant, container, and apparatus construction. Transportation Transport sector is also grappling with a shortage of labour, particularly in roles related to freight forwarding, logistics, and drivers for earthmoving machinery. Full list of 20 in-demand jobs Livestock farming Forestry Horticulture Tyre and vulcanization technology Wood, furnishing, interior fitting Metalworking Automation Surveying, scaffolding Interior construction and drywalling Glazing Pipeline construction Plant, container, and apparatus construction Monitoring and maintenance of railway infrastructure Freight forwarding and logistics Drivers for earthmoving and related machinery Sales (furniture, fittings) Sales System catering Pharmaceutical technical assistants Bus and tram drivers.
Source: naijinfo.com