Opportunity to go vocational training in Germany in the field of electricity and electronics and electromechanical is very open to young Vietnamese people. To grasp the opportunity to study vocational training in Germany, you need to quickly prepare useful luggage before leaving. The electrical and electronics industry in Germany is in great need of recruiting personnel. However, due to the shortage of domestic labor in Germany, this industry has many policies to expand opportunities for foreign workers to work and study in Germany in the electrical and electronics industry. This is truly an opportunity for young Vietnamese people to take advantage of to have stable jobs with high incomes in Europe.

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1. The opportunity to study electrical / mechatronic engineering in Germany has never been easier.

In recent years, the electrical and electronics industry has always been one of the leading fields in attracting foreign workers to work in Germany. This is because the German electrical and electronics industry is facing a new, strong and widespread development trend. However, in the general context of an aging population and labor shortage in Germany, the electrical and electronics industry is also in dire need of additional personnel. And foreign labor (especially from Southeast Asian countries) is the source of human resources that German electrical and electronics enterprises pay attention to and prioritize recruiting.

This is a favorable objective context for students studying in Germany in the field of electricity and electronics. According to estimates of the European Commission EC, in the period from 2010 to 2018, the number of foreign workers working in the electricity and electronics industry in Germany has increased continuously by 15% and will continue to increase in the following years.

2. Stable job opportunities and high income in the electrical and mechatronics industry in Germany

The electrical and electronics sector in Germany is very attractive to Vietnamese international students not only because of the rich number of jobs but also because of the salary, benefits, and advancement potential of workers in this profession.

According to surveys by the European Trade Union Organization, the average salary of an electrical and electronic engineer in Germany is 4,000 Euros / month (over 100 million VND). For skilled workers, the salary is also approximately 2,000 Euros / month (over 54 million VND). Particularly for international students participating in the electrical and electronic vocational training program in Germany, the starting salary after graduation is on average 2,500 - 3,500 Euros / month, and for the mechatronics industry from 3,300 - 5,000 Euros / month. This is truly a very high income that many Vietnamese workers find difficult to reach when working in the same industry in the country.

3. Conditions for studying electrical/mechanical electronics in Germany are simple, opening up opportunities for international students.

To study mechatronics in Germany, you need to meet the following requirements:

• Age from 18 to 30.
• Good health, good physical strength, no infectious diseases,...
• Have German certificate level B1
• Have clean judicial record, good moral character, no criminal record.
• Received a work contract with a German company

In addition, to complete a vocational certificate in Electrical or Mechatronics in this country, you also need to be independent, willing to study and work for many years in Germany. It can be seen that the conditions for studying abroad in Electrical / Mechatronics in Germany are quite simple. This makes studying abroad and owning an international vocational certificate no longer a dream for many young Vietnamese people. For specific advice on conditions for vocational study in Germany, please contact SHD Academy for quick support!

4. Opportunity to settle permanently in Germany when becoming an electrical/mechanical engineer

One of the reasons why studying electrical/mechanical engineering in Germany is so attractive is the country's policies to attract skilled engineers from abroad. With the current policy, after graduation, if international students work steadily and perform well as electrical/mechanical engineers for 2 years, they are eligible to apply for permanent residency.

5. Preparing for a trip to Germany is a step towards success.

The journey to study electrical and electronic engineering in Germany has many opportunities and challenges. To have a successful trip abroad, you need to actively prepare your knowledge, study and work skills as soon as you decide to study in Germany.

The preparation process for studying in Germany includes many different tasks. If you prepare by yourself, it will be difficult to avoid mistakes. This is the time when high-quality study abroad consulting services, typically the German vocational study abroad service SHD Academy, have shown their importance.

Center Study abroad in Germany SHD Academy is one of the pioneering enterprises to capture the market of consulting and training services for vocational study in Germany in Vietnam. As a member of the SHD ecosystem, it is not only a gathering place for leading education and study abroad experts, but also a unit that has close links with German company partners such as the German vocational study abroad brand AVESTOS. Therefore, the consulting and training services for studying abroad of SHD Academy (formerly SHB Education Organization) are both of perfect quality and possess absolute prestige. Using the vocational study abroad service in Germany of SHD Academy is a stepping stone to your success.

Article reposted from duhocducshb.com, the official website of SHB Education Organization. September 13, 2024, SHB brand officially converted into SHD ecosystem towards comprehensive development Accordingly, the website https://shdacademy.vn/ will be the official website of SHD specializing in the field of Vocational Study in Germany.