Summer Job Opportunity for International Students
Airport Ferienjob in Germany
Study and Work in Germany offers legal, short-term airport job opportunities for international university students in cooperation with trusted partners in Germany.
We are currently recruiting 20 male students for airport-related positions under the Ferienjob program.
Why Work at an Airport in Germany?
Working at an airport provides a unique opportunity to gain experience in a highly organized, international, and professional environment. Salary, working hours, and accommodation conditions may vary depending on the employer and department.
Overview
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conditions may vary depending on the employer
Benefits
15€ per hour minimum wage or higher (depending on employer)
Accommodation often organized (costs may be deducted from salary)
Support from local coordinators
Multicultural and international workplace
Strong addition to your CV
Improve communication, teamwork, and work discipline
Exact duties are determined by the employer and airport unit
Job Description – Airport Operations
Baggage handling and sorting
Logistics and ground support services
Loading and unloading operations
General airport operational assistance
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
Who Can Apply?
Male international university students
Enrolled as full-time students at a recognized university
Valid passport
Able to communicate in English
Physically fit for operational and shift-based work
Available for short-term employment (up to 90 days)
German language skills are not mandatory, but basic German is considered an advantage.
To apply, candidates must prepare the following documents:
Required Documents
Valid passport
Certificate of enrollment (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung)
Student ID
University confirmation of semester dates (if required)
International health insurance
Short CV
Passport-size photos
Additional documents depending on airport regulations
Important: Airport-related jobs require additional coordination. We strongly recommend early application.
Application Process
Online application and document submission
Review of documents and pre-approval
Application for work authorization (if required)
Visa appointment at the German Embassy (if applicable)
Travel and accommodation arrangements
Arrival in Germany, on-site orientation, and job start
Important Information
Maximum working period: 90 calendar days per year
Working hours depend on employer; shift work may include nights or weekends
Medical treatment in Germany is possible with valid health insurance
Early cancellation may result in additional costs (e.g. return travel)
Do I need to speak with my university first?
Recommended. In many cases you need official confirmations (e.g. semester dates). Clarify early what your university provides.
What costs should I expect?
Usually: document preparation, visa fees (if applicable), travel. Accommodation may be arranged; sometimes deducted from salary. Specific conditions are set by the employer.
How long does the process take?
Several weeks to a few months – depending on documents, authority processing, and appointments. Start early!
How much is the salary?
At least the German minimum wage (14,96€), sometimes higher depending on sector/employer. Exact wage and hours are stated in the contract.
Is the work physically demanding?
Depends on the sector: from light to physically demanding (e.g. lifting, carrying). Please indicate preferences or limitations in your registration.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions