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How do i go about getting a federal job on a usa military post and get sent to germany? |
i was wondering if i get a job on a us post will they send me to germany? i wanna work for the usa post like federal jobs in germany (because im looking to live in work in germany) and if ido get a job and mvoe to germany is it really that easy? and is it as easy to get a green card in germany coming from america? and what website can i find this information on? ok then thank you for all your answeres! and wut cities in germany are there us job post openings? THANK YOU!!! n do germans like american accents? :) o n wuts the best city in germany for americans. n is college really free n germany? and is it expensive for a foreign exchange student to study in germany? Yes college is really basically free in Germany, you have to pay for books & some fees but really it's free. They reserve spots for foreigners so you actually have a shot. Research the German Universities & apply. You better speak great German though if you want to understand the professors. You are not approaching your problem correctly. I recommend visiting the website for CPOL. This will give you any and all information that you need. Actually, the us military hires German Nationals to work as civilian support staff. All the hiring for civilian support staff is done at the us base in Stuttgart, best thing to do is get hold of the base personel officer for Civilian Support Staff and ask them. They won't hire you out of the us because you don't live in Germany. I'd say your chances are pretty slim, because part of the deal is the us has to hire German Nationals to work in their bases. You need to apply for a Civil Service job. If you should be able to get transferred to Germany it would be only for a time frame of 4 years, not more. |
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