In this online seminar, two alumni from partner schools share their insights into studying in Germany and talk about having part-time jobs.
Studying in Germany entails a number of special challenges, ranging from the preparatory measures in your home country to the requirements to be met and the costs of staying in Germany. Students have a whole range of leisure activities available to them outside university, including membership in student organizations and part-time employment.
Six out of ten students in Germany have a part-time job; they work in retail, catering, in a company or a factory. The concept of “studying and working” is a favored option for many students in Germany. Apart the fact that a part-time job helps cover the high cost of living, it has many other advantages, especially concerning future employment. The concept gives students the opportunity to work part time on their way to an academic degree.
In this online seminar, Bimo and Ochi share their experiences as students in Germany while having part-time jobs. If you would like to know more about their everyday lives and the broad range of job opportunities for students in Germany, register now for this online seminar!
Here are the prerequisites
- You are learning German in Indonesia.
- You have a laptop or smartphone and have a stable internet connection.
Speaker 1:
Fanuel Bimo Setiadi is a graduate of SMAN 1 Malang. During his school years he learned German as part of the PASCH program. He began his Studienkolleg Indonesien studies in 2016. In 2018 he began studying at Leibniz-Universität in Hanover, and then from 2021 he studied at Hochschule Hannover (Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts) in the same degree program, namely Electrical Engineering and Information Technology.
Speaker 2:
Ainur Rosyidah, or Ochi for short, is an alumna of SMAN 1 Malang. During her time in school there, she took part in the summer youth course in Gengenbach and became alumni spokesperson in 2021. After leaving school, she entered the Bachelor’s program at Universitas Negeri Malang and then completed a second Bachelor’s degree at University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU). She is currently studying for a Master’s degree in HR Management at IU International University.
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