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German Information Centre on Migration, Vocational Training and Career (DIMAK)

German Information Centre on Migration, Vocational Training and Career (DIMAK)

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DIMAK Albania – Tirana 

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
German Development Cooperation Office
Rr. Asim Zeneli, Nd. 6/10, Tirana, Albania

Monday - Friday: 9:00-15:00.
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Olinga Rafat

Olinga Rafat

Team Leader for Reintegration, Regular, and Regional Labor Migration

Welcome to DIMAK, our German Center for Labor, Vocational Training, and Reintegration!

My role is to create conditions for returnees and the local population, providing them with better opportunities for social and economic integration. We offer personalized counselling, various training courses, and psychosocial support. Additionally, my excellent team of professionals provides information and guidance on opportunities for seasonal and long-term employment in Germany, academic education, and study-related internships, as well as vocational training and education.

We look forward to receiving your message and welcoming you for a visit!

Anairda Laknori

Anairda Laknori

Advisor

I am a Reintegration Advisor and would be happy to meet you in our DIMAK office in Tirana. My work if focused on providing individual advice and information about reintegration opportunities in Albania. I’m also the Gender Focal Point.

You are welcome to visit our office for individual advice and information. 

 

Earli Shima 

Earli Shima 

Advisor on Employment 

As an Employment Advisor, I can provide guidance in terms of economic reintegration in Albania. I oversee the different employment offers and can provide relevant measures based on your needs and what is available in the country.  

If you are inexperienced or do not have a profession, we can explore potential training offers together. Visit the DIMAK Albania offices or call our reintegration number and I’ll be happy to advise you. 

Anila

Anila

Reintegration Advisor 

Are you trying to start afresh in Albania, but are having difficulties with your reintegration? Do you need counselling and support? Whether you are living in Germany and planning to return, or have just returned to Albania, I’m happy to offer psycho-social support, as well as counselling on employment opportunities, vocational training, and career advice. 

Visit our DIMAK Albania office or call our number for advice on opportunities in Albania.

Country experiences

Working in the hotel industry

Working in a hotel offers great job prospects for many Albanians. The country is attracting ever more tourists – but there’s a shortage of trained personnel. Artan and Sidorela took part in an eight-week intensive training course.

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Empowered for a new start in Tirana

Exclusion, migration, domestic abuse: Ana had a lot of problems to overcome. Help from the DIMAK information centre meant that this Albanian woman was given psychosocial counselling after her return and was able to start a new career in a call centre.

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Talent leads to opening a hair salon

Majlinda already had the talent, dedication and ambition to be a hairdresser. After her return to Albania and with some help, she was able to fulfil her dream of having her own hairdressing salon.

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Using a traditional craft to make a future for myself

Training in how to start a business enabled me to turn my hobby into a career.

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Bakery skills with a future

My name is Igrita and I come from Albania. I emigrated to Germany with my husband and three daughters in January 2016. What did we want? A better life! It actually went well: my husband found work as a welder, I as a cleaner and the children attended school. They quickly learned German. Yet we missed our family, our friends and our culture in Albania. So we returned in January 2017.

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New job and renewed happiness in Albania

My name is Realf and I am 25 years old. I went to Germany in early 2018 and wanted to start a career there. But after five months I realised that would be difficult without a legal status. So I returned to my homeland, Albania – then completely new opportunities opened up for me there. What happened was that

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