Application & Interview Review
Focused feedback on one live application, with an interview practice round tied to the role and your actual experience.
What the consultation covers →Employment guidance · Stuttgart & online
A clear lane back to work.
Registration as unemployed can feel like a full stop. We turn it into a practical starting point—with one-to-one guidance on applications, Agentur für Arbeit appointments, realistic roles, and your first weeks back.
Start where you areBring your Bescheid, CV, questions—and no polished plan.
What we work through
Advice anchored in your next real decision
No generic motivation speech. Each conversation ends with concrete actions you can complete before the next appointment or application.
Career Restart Consultation
A structured review of your unemployment registration, work history, realistic job targets, and the next four weeks of action.
What the consultation covers →
Funding Preparation Session
Prepare a clear case and useful questions before discussing Weiterbildung, coaching, or a Bildungsgutschein with your employment adviser.
What the consultation covers →A manageable sequence
From paperwork to a working week
Map your position
We review your registration status, recent work, qualifications, language level, family commitments, and immediate financial pressures.
Choose the target
We narrow broad job searches into credible roles, employers, hours, travel distance, and a salary range you can explain.
Prepare the approach
Your CV, cover letter, interview examples, and Jobcenter or Agentur für Arbeit conversations all support the same direction.
Return steadily
We plan offers, onboarding, benefit transitions, and the practical rhythm of the first month back at work.
“I had been applying to anything with ‘office’ in the title. We cut the list down, rebuilt my examples around logistics coordination, and I finally knew what to say in interviews.”
“The process asked more homework of me than I expected. That was useful: I went into my Agentur appointment with specific training questions instead of hoping they would decide for me.”