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Salary of 2.5 thousand euros: Job offers for Uzbeks in construction in Germany

Salary 2.5 thousand euros: Job offers for Uzbeks in construction in Germany

The Migration Agency and the RRG AG organization have invited construction specialists from Uzbekistan to work in Germany.

According to the agency, there are a total of 200 vacancies, with a monthly salary of 2,500 euros (net). The work week consists of 5 days, 40 hours. Salary, bonuses, insurance, vacation, and other benefits are set on equal terms with employees in Germany. An indefinite employment contract, including a 6-month probationary period, will be concluded with the candidates.

Candidates aged 18–39 with a higher or vocational education diploma will be accepted. They are required to have a technical school or college diploma of at least 2 years in the relevant field, as well as at least 2 years of work experience in this field within the last 5 years.

Applicants will be trained in a free German language course from level A1 to level B1 for 8 months at the Berlitz training center in Tashkent. The costs will be covered by the Migration Agency and the employer. The costs of the language certificate exam, visa, and air ticket will also be paid by the employer. The cost of accommodation in Germany is 300 euros per month, and food expenses will be covered by the candidate.

It is possible to apply until September 30 by choosing one of the following fields: bricklayer; construction carpenter; construction locksmith; industrial mechanic; construction crane operator; construction welder; construction concrete pourer.

Online interviews with employers will be conducted every week starting from October. Candidates who successfully pass the interview will be involved in training depending on the formation of groups.

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