Germany is pending to hire Spanish truckers in the coming months. The Teutonic country requires trained and experienced personnel to carry out freight transport tasks and has set its sights on the Spanish and North American markets. These are the requirements they ask for. If you meet the requirements they ask for, you can already be a truck driver in Germany.
The language the most complicated
Although the requirements that they request in this job offer in Germany are very difficult to fulfill, especially if you are already a truck driver and have experience, the most difficult thing is to have an acceptable level of language to be hired.
Right now they are requesting a B2 level of German, something complicated in our country since it is not a language that is very widespread across our borders. Even so, Germany bears part of the expenses and subsidizes classes to obtain the title for those selected.
Other requirements
Along with the German language of B2 level, the company that offers work to Spanish truckers also requests a series of requirements from the candidates.
- Driving 12 to 15 ton trucks
- ADR license, it is not essential, but it will be valued positively
- Driving license C or CE
- Month of vacation after exceeding 6 months of work
- Pay extra for Christmas
- Performance premiums
- Pension plan
These are really valuable conditions for all those who need to find work and have experience in this type of position. The activity, as detailed in the job offer, would take place in the city of Leipzig, in the city’s transport logistics center, and the land will range from 2,300 to 2,500 euros per month, with up to 500 euros of variable premiums at the end of each month.
Where to sign up for the offer?
Candidates, to sign up for this job offer, will only have to enter the job website of the region and complete their information, and then send the CV in English or German to the address indicated in the offer – [email protected] – or call the phone available to find out more (0228 7131313), where they will assist you in German or English.
The company will look for Spanish trucks during these next two months, since candidates can sign up until November 30, time in which they can obtain a legal certificate for the language.
Afterwards, the Leipzig company will assess the candidates and contact the chosen ones to tell them about the next phase of the process and how to get to their job in Germany.
