wir-sind-bund.de
A federal-government portal listing apprenticeship and study opportunities across Germany’s federal administration
About wir-sind-bund.de
wir-sind-bund.de is an official portal presenting apprenticeship and study opportunities in Germany’s federal administration. Users can search for available positions and find career-start information.
The portal was developed by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees on behalf of the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community as part of the National Action Plan for Integration. It features opportunities and employer profiles from federal authorities.
Product: A public portal for searching federal-administration apprenticeships and study opportunities.
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