Graz info corner
Here is information for you to get along well in Graz. This guide will help you if you don't know where to contact. Here you can find information about language courses, the healthcare system, the job market, financial support for associations and much more.
Work in Austria
AMS Arbeitsmarktservice Österreich supports jobseekers through advice, information, qualification and financial support to promote participation in the labour market.
Online job boards
● English Job Search in Austria
● Career
● MyJob
Organizations that can help you find a job
Zebra information and assistance with the recognition of qualifications and training from abroad
Recognized! Inspire helps to reduce barriers to the recognition of professional qualifications acquired abroad. The project works with an inclusive approach to good practice with a focus on women*. Recognized! secures the interface between labor market integration, digitization know-how and climate justice/nutrition literacy in a diverse society.
Caritas supports jobseekers on their way into working and working life. Their consulting services are available to anyone who would like additional advice and support in their job search.
Ikemba provides advice and assistance with job search, employment law issues and education and training
ISOP offers advice and projects for migrants to integrate into the labour market. Neue Wege offers free services for people with refugee and migration histories who want to refresh, improve or relearn their knowledge in the following areas: German, arithmetic, computer use and English.
Through the migrants care project, Red Cross supports people with an immigrant background on their way to a nursing and care profession. We will provide you with information about training courses and possible training paths, prepare you linguistically and professionally for your training and start your career even after the course.
ERFA offers assistance in working by the hour, imparting professional skills and knowledge, and employing women in the sewing department
German and More QUALIFY - in the free German-language and industry-specific training courses, participants are qualified for work and/or continuing education in the respective subject areas and gain valuable practical experience.
German and more EDUFY — the project supports women by combining pre-qualifying, job-specific technical language courses with advanced technical language courses. In the free German and industry-specific training courses, participants are qualified for work and/or continuing education in the respective subject areas and gain valuable practical experience.
Jugend am Werk Steiermark offer adult jobseekers a variety of opportunities to (re) enter the labour market. They range from practical work and qualification in charitable employment projects to low-threshold employment offers to professional support and advice in job search and preparation. And support young people and young adults in discovering their professional interests, developing skills and entering working life successfully and improving their chances of a successful future.
JUKUS- DER 2. WEG is a low-threshold education and career guidance project for all young people between 14 and 25 years of age. The team supports you on the one hand in choosing a school and training and also in preparing application documents.
Mafalda - The Women's Vocational Center for Young Women is a place where young women between the ages of 15 and 24 receive support and guidance as
they start working life.
Association Danaida regularly offers free basic education courses for women with an immigrant background with a focus on German as a second language and digital skills.
ZAM Steiermarkt works on behalf of AMS Styria and the State of Styria to promote the career opportunities of women in the working world.
Cafe Bella Frauenservice offers support for women looking for work, career reorientation and preparing resumes.
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