InspireSphere
Open exchange format on career paths in the German labour market
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- Panel debate
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- FIT-Fostering International Talents
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Interculture.de e.V.- Barbara Nietzel
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Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Career Point
- Language of the event
- German
- Wheelchair access
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InspireSphere© – Get Inspired. Get Connected.
Are you an international student in Thuringia and wondering what your path into the German job market could look like?
Then InspireSphere is just right for you!
What is InspireSphere?
InspireSphere is an open exchange format that brings international students together with inspiring personalities from the field - in a relaxed atmosphere, with honest insights and lots of motivation.
This time with a special guest:
Meet Marco Castañeda
Marco comes from Mexico and started his Master's degree in Business Economics in Thuringia in 2008. Today - over 11 years later - he works successfully at FFT (Flexible Fertigungstechnik), an international supplier to the automotive industry.
He knows the challenges, the opportunities - and the little tricks for finding your way in Germany.
What can you expect?
- A candid interview with Marco about his career path, challenges and learnings
- Tips & strategies for your career start, networking & application
- Exchange at eye level with Marco & other students
- Snacks, drinks & networking after the official part
Save the Date!
Date: 04.06.Juni 2025
Time: ca. 18:00–20:00 pm
Location: Jena/StadtLab/ Löbderstraße 6
Language: English
For whom?
For all international students in Thuringia who are motivated to find orientation, exchange ideas and be inspired.
©InspireSphere by interculture.de e.V.
InspireSphere is offered as part of the project FIT - Fostering International Talents funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) with funds from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.