Where can I find further information?

The programme and further information on travel and logistics will be made available to you approx. 1-2 weeks before the respective roadshow.

Do I have to register for the workshops?

It is not necessary to book the workshops in advance. If you/your students would like to participate in a particular workshop, please make sure you arrive at the designated room on time. The number of participants per workshop is limited. If your desired workshop is already full, please attend another workshop. We will make sure there is enough space for each*participant, either at the fair or in one of the workshops.

How can I/my school class prepare for the Roadshow?

To ensure that the roadshow is a (learning) success for your students, the following topics could be discussed before visiting a roadshow: Objectives: What do the students want to learn? Are there topics on the programme that they are particularly interested in? Fair: What questions could the students ask when visiting a company's/organisaion's fair stand?

Career Roadshow Ireland

What (professional) opportunities are there if you learn German at school or university? Which industries need applicants with German language skills? And how do you apply for a job or internship in the German-speaking world?
Our career roadshows offer students a multi-faceted programme that provides insight into the relevance of German in professional life.

Where and when?

City	Date & Time	Location	Registration	Programme
Dublin	28 November, 1.30 - 4.10 pm	St. Kilian's Deutsche Schule, Dublin	Registrations open

What to expect?

Participants can expect a broad programme at the roadshow:

Exhibition stands of German organisations and German/international companies
Workshops
Information and presentations on study opportunities with German and in German-speaking countries

The target group are school pupils from the age of 13 and undergraduate university students.
You may wish to prioritize year groups which are selecting Junior or Leaving Certificate subjects, and Transition Year students.