Are you ready to level up your language skills? Dive into the world of work in German through fun and interactive games. Whether you're a beginner or looking to brush up on your German vocabulary, these games will make learning a new language a breeze. Get ready to immerse yourself in the language and have a blast while doing it! Let's start playing games to learn work-related German phrases and vocabulary today!
Games
Study Resources
Vocabulary
| English | German |
|---|---|
| resume | Lebenslauf |
| cover letter | Anschreiben |
| interview | Vorstellungsgespräch |
| job application | Bewerbung |
| references | Referenzen |
| work experience | Berufserfahrung |
| skills | Fähigkeiten |
| qualifications | Qualifikationen |
| salary | Gehalt |
| benefits | Vorteile |
| human resources | Personalabteilung |
| job description | Stellenbeschreibung |
| hiring process | Einstellungsprozess |
| employee | Mitarbeiter |
| employer | Arbeitgeber |
| career | Karriere |
| position | Position |
| promotion | Beförderung |
| performance review | Leistungsbewertung |
| training | Schulung |
| orientation | Einführung |
| contract | Vertrag |
| termination | Kündigung |
| compensation | Vergütung |
| job offer | Stellenangebot |
Quick Facts
- Work in German is called "Arbeit."
- In Germany, the work culture is known for being efficient and punctual.
- German workers have strong job security and benefits, such as paid vacation and sick leave.
- The average work week in Germany is around 35-40 hours.
- Apprenticeships are common in Germany, providing hands-on training for specific trades.
Downloads
Vocabulary List
Download:work_in_german.pdf