CS: Crack the Code of the German Job Market, Without Losing Your Mind
The workshop takes place in cooperation with Faden e.V., a grassroots association based in Giessen that supports international female students looking for employment (www.faden-netzwerk.de), and with the Cornelia Patricia Nix Foundation.
- https://www.uni-giessen.de/en/faculties/ggkgcsc/ggk-gcsc-calendar/sose25/career-service/cs-german-job-market
- CS: Crack the Code of the German Job Market, Without Losing Your Mind
- 2025-06-26T16:00:00+02:00
- 2025-06-26T18:00:00+02:00
- The workshop takes place in cooperation with Faden e.V., a grassroots association based in Giessen that supports international female students looking for employment (www.faden-netzwerk.de), and with the Cornelia Patricia Nix Foundation.
Jun 26, 2025 from 04:00 to 06:00 (Europe/Berlin / UTC200)
Admission restrictions: The workshop is for international female students only.
There is no participation fee. Spots are limited, so please register via StudIP https://studip.uni-giessen.de/dispatch.php/course/details?sem_id=7dcdca24d0effaf2deadd04477bb15bf&again=yes or email info@faden-netzwerk.de
If you want to unlock the secrets of getting hired in Germany without perfect German or years of local experience welcome to the workshop.
In this session, you’ll learn a proven blueprint to:
-> Rebuild your identity and professional presence from scratch
-> Shift your mindset from fear to confidence
-> Land high-paying jobs in Germany, even as a newcomer
This session will equip you with actionable strategies, powerful mindset shifts, and insider insights to finally stand out and get hired.
Let’s unleash your voice, reclaim your power, and make your breakthrough in Germany.
//Dr. rer. nat Seher Abbas graduated from Germany with magna cum laude. She is the first generation immigrant in Germany coming from non-educational background. She completed her Bachelors and Masters from Pakistan. In 2017 she was awarded with prestigious DAAD scholarship from German government to the completion of her PhD in Neuroscience. Her PhD research investigated the biochemical reasoning for blindness in humans. Her research work is published in multiple peer-reviewed journals. In 2020 she transformed her career from academia to industry after serving a short postdoc at PIUS hospital Oldenburg. Currently, she is associated to Pharma industries as a Project Lead with her specialty in project management.