On Monday and Tuesday, 29 and 30 December, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., interested parties are once again invited to the skilled labour exchange, this year for the first time with a focus on health and social services. At the extended Chemnitz Christmas market at the pyramid on Düsseldorfer Platz, the City of Chemnitz's business division has initiated a special meeting place: Organisations from the health and care sector meet interested guests in a direct and uncomplicated way.
The healthcare sector with its medical, nursing and social professions is one of the main pillars of society - it stands for humanity, responsibility and future security. At the same time, many facilities are looking for committed specialists, motivated career changers and returnees who want to work in the region.
Silvana Bergk, Head of the Business Division: "We want to show that health and social services are not just professional fields, but professions with meaning and heart. The Skilled Labour Exchange is not a classic job application format. It is a place to meet people. Anyone who comes along can speak directly to organisations, ask questions and find out how diverse the opportunities in the region are. Our aim is to open doors and provide encouragement - for anyone who wants to make a difference in this industry."
Numerous clinics, care facilities, outpatient services and training providers from the entire region will be presenting themselves in the Pyramid on both days and providing information about job opportunities, training paths and career opportunities.
The skilled labour exchange deliberately focuses on a low-threshold approach. The focus is on discussions, not application documents. Anyone interested in the health and social work sector is invited: Professionals who want to reorient themselves, people who want to return to Chemnitz, career changers looking for a meaningful profession and young talents who want to find out about training programmes.
The employment agency will also be on site to present current job vacancies. This gives visitors a comprehensive overview of career prospects in the region - from starting out, to further training opportunities, everyday working life in healthcare and social professions, to specific job offers.
A special setting
The venue in the middle of the extended Christmas market was deliberately chosen again as it has proven its worth over the past two years. The open, lively atmosphere between music, lights and market stalls lowers barriers and invites spontaneous dialogue. Anyone strolling through the market can strike up a conversation, listen or obtain information directly.
The city of Chemnitz also demonstrates that the health and care sector is firmly anchored in the region. Proximity, trust and regionality take centre stage - values that play a central role in the nursing profession.
Discover opportunities in the heart of Chemnitz
Skilled labour market with a focus on health and social services: on 29 and 30 December, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Pyramide on Düsseldorfer Platz
On Monday and Tuesday, 29 and 30 December, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., interested parties are once again invited to the skilled labour exchange, this year for the first time with a focus on health and social services. At the extended Chemnitz Christmas market at the pyramid on Düsseldorfer Platz, the City of Chemnitz's business division has initiated a special meeting place: Organisations from the health and care sector meet interested guests in a direct and uncomplicated way.
The healthcare sector with its medical, nursing and social professions is one of the main pillars of society - it stands for humanity, responsibility and future security. At the same time, many facilities are looking for committed specialists, motivated career changers and returnees who want to work in the region.
Silvana Bergk, Head of the Business Division: "We want to show that health and social services are not just professional fields, but professions with meaning and heart. The Skilled Labour Exchange is not a classic job application format. It is a place to meet people. Anyone who comes along can speak directly to organisations, ask questions and find out how diverse the opportunities in the region are. Our aim is to open doors and provide encouragement - for anyone who wants to make a difference in this industry."
Numerous clinics, care facilities, outpatient services and training providers from the entire region will be presenting themselves in the Pyramid on both days and providing information about job opportunities, training paths and career opportunities.
The skilled labour exchange deliberately focuses on a low-threshold approach. The focus is on discussions, not application documents. Anyone interested in the health and social work sector is invited: Professionals who want to reorient themselves, people who want to return to Chemnitz, career changers looking for a meaningful profession and young talents who want to find out about training programmes.
The employment agency will also be on site to present current job vacancies. This gives visitors a comprehensive overview of career prospects in the region - from starting out, to further training opportunities, everyday working life in healthcare and social professions, to specific job offers.
A special setting
The venue in the middle of the extended Christmas market was deliberately chosen again as it has proven its worth over the past two years. The open, lively atmosphere between the music, lights and market stalls lowers barriers and invites spontaneous dialogue. Anyone strolling through the market can strike up a conversation, listen or obtain information directly.
The city of Chemnitz also demonstrates that the health and care sector is firmly anchored in the region. Proximity, trust and regionality take centre stage - values that play a central role in the nursing profession.