Prepare, present yourself, handle the hard questions and run a full interview simulation — in German, with English and Spanish support.
Prepárate, preséntate, maneja las preguntas difíciles y completa una simulación de entrevista — en alemán, con apoyo en inglés y español.
How a German interview is built, how to read the advert, and the language of a formal first impression.
The two minutes that decide most interviews: what to say about your training, your current role, your responsibilities and your results.
How to describe what you have done, name the skills behind it, prove each claim with a concrete example, and say it all in the past tense a German speaker actually uses.
How to claim a strength and prove it, discuss a weakness without damaging yourself, and explain why this role and this employer — in language that sounds prepared rather than rehearsed.
The five questions candidates dread — gaps, limited German, conflict, pressure and money — and the language that answers each one calmly.
The closing stage belongs to you. Four sets of questions that show judgement — about the role, the arrangements, your development and the process — plus the formula that ends the meeting well.
Four full interviews you play through, one for each kind of applicant: the beginner, the experienced professional, the career changer, and the candidate whose German is still growing.
One sitting, end to end: the vocabulary, the word order, the register and the three answers that carry a German interview — your self-presentation, a difficult question, and your own closing question.