Start while still abroad
Your future employees begin before their first day of work, from wherever in the world they currently are.
All industries
IT & Engineering
German that starts before day one.
On the project, English carries your professional a long way. With the team, the authorities and the residence permit, it runs out fast.
The challenge
English gets you through the stand-up. At the immigration office, it gets you nowhere.
In code review, English works, and mostly in the open-plan office too. The immigration office is another matter. When the renewal of a residence permit turns on a language certificate, the specialist you fought hard to hire becomes a risk overnight, and so does the project they are carrying.
The frustrating part is that the time exists. Between contract signature, visa and relocation, months go by, and they usually go by unused. The German could have been under way from the day the offer was accepted.
288,000
international workers a year is what Germany needs until 2040 to meet demand across the economy. The earlier the German begins, the sooner they are fully settled.
Source: Bertelsmann Stiftung / IAB, 2024How V-IZ fits the way you work.
Up to B2 alongside the job
A structured path from A1 to B2, taken as fast as project life allows.
Built for residence and exams
The course leads up to B2 and prepares for telc and Goethe. B1 is often the threshold that counts for permanent residence and citizenship.
Your professional does not land at zero. They arrive with German already in progress, settle into the team faster, handle the paperwork themselves, and meet the language requirements for residence and, in time, citizenship.
Just as useful in other industries.
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