Albania

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Using a traditional craft to make a future for myself

Training in how to start a business enabled me to turn my hobby into a career.

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Useful Links

Job Opportunities in Albania:
If you’re looking for job opportunities in Albania, visit the job portal of the National Employment Agency.
Learn German with Goethe-Zentrum:
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Study in Germany with DAAD:
Are you thinking of studying in Germany? Discover your possibilities and find valuable information on the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

Country experiences

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Bakery skills with a future

My name is Igrita and I come from Albania. I emigrated to Germany with my husband and three daughters in January 2016. What did we want? A better life! It actually went well: my husband found work as a welder, I as a cleaner and the children attended school. They quickly learned German. Yet we missed our family, our friends and our culture in Albania. So we returned in January 2017.

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New job and renewed happiness in Albania

My name is Realf and I am 25 years old. I went to Germany in early 2018 and wanted to start a career there. But after five months I realised that would be difficult without a legal status. So I returned to my homeland, Albania – then completely new opportunities opened up for me there. What happened was that

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