All You Need to Know About the SEPA Payment System
The new payment system comes into effect on 1st February 2014. Although the system was introduced in 2008, most people within the EU haven’t embraced Read More
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How the EPZ can Encourage your Investment in Kenya
EPZs (Export Processing Zones Authorities) are designed to further integrate Kenya into the global supply chain and attract export-oriented investments in the zones, thus achieving Read More
Become Austrian After Only 6 Years
After a new law was passed in Austria, it will now be possible for interested foreigners to gain Austrian citizenship after only 6yrs. Some of Read More
Which Professions do Germans Find Most Prestigious?
A recent study from the Allensbach Institute aimed to find out which professions Germans admire the most. The study that asked 1560 Germans all Read More
Exchange Program for ALL Ages – Experiment e.V.
Most of us know exchange programs in relation to schools and students but this group has revolutionised the whole exchange program with them having individuals Read More
Partner Pass – Identify Who Acts as Your Next of Kin In Case of Emergency
By law your next of kin is usually your parents or spouse. For some people without parents but have a partner they aren’t ready to Read More
Getting the Most out of Marketing Your Business
1. Cut the waste, but be careful not to over-prune You can be pretty certain that the Pareto principle applies to marketing efforts that are Read More
Which Degree Earns you More Money in Germany?
Since Germany changed from their Diplom-Magister system to the universal Bachelor-Master system, it created an uproar with many students. Some years after the system was Read More
Baden-Württemberg Aiming to Re-Introduce Tuition Fees For Foreign Students
The Southern State joined the rest of the other states and did away with tuition fees at all State owned and run Universities but now Read More
How much success does a man need?
I’d like to share a story by Leo Tolstoy from his book- “How much land does a man need”. In this book he narrates the Read More
Amount Paid to the Social Pension (Renteversicherung) to Reduce from 18.9% to 18.4% in 2014
During the 1st half calculations, the federal office found that employers and employees have been excess amounts into the Social Pension fund. It is expected Read More
Quality Control in NRW Schools to be Changed
The Ministry of Education in NRW is contemplating doing away with the random quality control of schools within the State. Apparently, they want to avoid Read More
What Challenges do Foreign students in Germany Face?
At the top of student worries in Germany is financing their studies 38% and interactions with German students 38%. At the very bottom of the Read More
Why do Foreign Students choose Germany and Would they Recommend it to Others?
As a foreigner living in Germany, would you recommend others to come and study here? Out of those surveyed 6% of the total wouldn’t Read More
Life Insurance Without Guaranteed Interest
After the recession, many banks and insurance companies have become more careful and many have reduced the amount of interest they offer to their clients. Read More
Winnie Ojanga, a Versatile Kenyan Fashion Designer Based in Switzerland
Winnie Ojanga an amazing lady who has been termed an inspiration and very versatile. She attended St Albert’s Girls High School Ulanda in western Kenya. Read More
Kenyans at the TU Dortmund Summer School
For the 5th time the department of Rehabilitation Sciences in the Technical University of Dortmund were able to organise a Summer School under the theme: Read More