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By Tyllaa November 01, 2020 2 answers Last updated November 01, 2020

I live on the Black Sea coast and have been unemployed for 2 years since I tried to find a year-round job. I worked for 11 months or 2 seasons at a hotel reception, then I was fired for no reason. I graduated in Computer Systems and Technologies, this is IT, but it is not programming, for people who are not in this field and in my city it is not, it is rather electronics and circuitry of PS. I am 28 years old. I know English B2. I almost lose hope to find a year-round job here, I apply for an office assistant, and for 2 years I do not have 1 call as such, I think the ads are fake, system administrator, call center, sometimes a broker, depending on the ad, 5-6 applications per week, I went to Sofia for an interview over 1300, I did not receive an offer, and I know that in Sofia under 2 vouchers does not make much sense to live, only for programmers. I live with my mother and grandmother and we have properties for rent, if I move alone my existence becomes miserable and too lonely, which under affect and I said I want to sell everyone and go abroad (provided they are hers, except 1 of the apartments which is mine, but it is also rented for a miserable 300 levs), but life in Bulgaria is just not good, I want to work everything to be calm to return after work, good food, peace of mind, infrastructure, the media are not as black as here, people, even though they are cool, respect you after you earn your living, diplomacy, somehow the air seems poisonous to me, no strikes of hungry people, high pension, here and good money to have you still provide the lowest income , in addition to several American companies in Sofia. So, like every Bulgarian, I'm thinking of going to Germany, I have been reading for 1 week on all sorts of sites and I am asking people who are there through Facebook. I have a few secondary questions. -I don't know German, up to B1. 1 is it enough for a good life there, I have to study it for 6-8 months, which means that I will leave in 2021. -I am thinking of leaving for 2 or 3 summer seasons, first for 6 months to see, I like working as an administrator for now , I'm not so old to think about so much about savings, I don't have a girlfriend or children, I know it affects taxes. -My going is for the purpose of saving (although I hesitate if this country does not manage to settle there permanently and take my mother or even sell something here, my mother who looks after a grandmother for 300 leva in private, is worried that she won't see me for even 6 months, she doesn't agree very much at the moment and complains and my grandmother is not an easy person, I may want to take it in years), I have 3 apartments here, 2 of which are for rent, I recently bought the 3rd so I don't have much money right now I have some 400 leva and the courses here are expensive in Germany even more for travel are not enough, how much will I need for the 1st month without accommodation for them I have an idea, electricity, food, internet, coffee, transport in case of return, I do not drink or smoke, I do not have a driver's license, (I have a car disease when I enter and I'm sick there are pills but not with maximum effect). -I saw that the companies provide accommodation for the season, for 200-250 euros which you pay, but 3 people told me that the accommodation is in poor condition and I will not be alone, which is not a problem, there was no bathroom and kitchen. Which is the best option to go with a company everything arranged or in Bulgaria to arrange a job interview and accommodation after learning German, for receptionists, however, better is heavier (or so I think). For now, I have focused on the first option because I am not given so many euros, even though they return them at the end, unless you are deceived, as I speak German, I expect not to be and nothing is signed anywhere unless you understand. -I want to go with a city of less than 100,000 people, where accommodation is cheap, costs are low, life is better and I guess if it is tourist there will be hotels for work. The problem is that the practice is for the company to offer you a job, ie I do not have the right to choose which city to live in these 6 months in 2021, or do I negotiate offers orally , this is a plus in favor of applying directly without companies. This is an important question. -Is it fatal if you are without a car? -Do they fire me after 3 days like this happened to me 4 times! > -Is it difficult to communicate with Germans and is it difficult to have friends, is it very scary to take down a young German woman in Germany? -Is it really that the food is so high quality and cheap and in my observations only the transport is more expensive. -If I decide to apply, after years, for a more highly qualified activity, do the problems that you have done something less qualified work? -If anyone worked at the reception I would like advice? Thanks in advance!

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naughty2bee answered · November 01, 2020

   I would not emigrate in your place. You take your rents and a hat on a stick. After the Black Sea coast in the season (where there is a hunger for labor) they are fired from work for 3 days, imagine what it will be like in Germany, where there are many candidates for this type of work.

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supersluts2020 answered · November 01, 2020

   Do it the easy way. Apply remotely for a master's degree or a bachelor's degree in a similar specialty at a German university in a small town. Your major should be recognized, so focus on a master's degree for something close. There are also specialties entirely in English, if it will be easier for you. You will need to pass the appropriate certificate level in at least one language. Admission by documents is easy. You are 28, which means that for a few more years you will be entitled to BaFög financial support for students, which is several hundred euros per month, they will separately assist you in finding cheap student accommodation in a dormitory they are clean and the individual dwellings are usually separate one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartments with a bathroom). As a student, your fees are about 350 euros per semester, and inside you include free use of public transport in the city, which is quite profitable. You can eat at preferential prices in a student chair, which is also quite profitable, and periodically work part-time to earn extra income. There is a student exchange at every university, where there are always advertisements for unskilled labor, separately in each town there are constantly looking for waiters, cleaners, warehouse workers, postmasters hourly or half-day, so it will not be a problem to find a job while studying. . You can also attend free German to Unito courses to improve your language level, whether they have accepted you in German or English. You will orient yourself, you will be able to turn for help and advice to university counselors when needed (they take great care of international students) and after graduation find a good and well-paid job. In general, you will come as a white man and organize your new beginning in a civilized way.