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German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (GMAC) in Iraq
German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (GMAC) in Iraq
The German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (GMAC) supports you upon your return at the Baghdad and Erbil locations. The staff advise you individually - by telephone, online or in person on these topics:
- advice on finding a job in Iraq
- vocational training and information on the education system in Iraq
- trainings that make it easier for you to succeed in the labour market
- training in conversation skills, manners or time management
- support in setting up a small business
- psychosocial support and information on the health care system in Iraq
- information on programmes for returnees to Iraq
To make an appointment with our centers best call us on the phone. Our advisor team is also available to answer your questions by e-mail or Facebook Messenger. If you like to make a personal appointment, please arrange date and time in advance.
The advice is for free. It makes no difference if you returned to Iraq from Germany or from another country.
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Insights into our work
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ConfirmVideo: How we help you to return to your home country
Returning home and reintegration in achievable steps. You will learn:
- how you can plan your return to your home country even while still in Germany
- and the opportunities for help that are available.
You will see
- who will advise you locally after you arrive back home, so that you can turn your plans into reality and make your new start.
“We offer the opportunity for a new beginning”
Selar is an advisor at the GMAC in Erbil. Here she talks about the daily routine her work provides.
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“Get informed as early as possible”
Kalie is an advisor at the Iraqi-German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration in Iraq (GMAC). In the interview, she explains what her job entails and which kind of outcome makes her happy.
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ConfirmContributing my experiences from Germany to Iraq
My name is Taif. I’m 35 years old and married with two sons. I wanted to find a safe life for my family and to develop our career prospects in Germany. But we weren’t granted a residence permit. Back in Iraq, however, we’ve found what we were looking for. Some start-up assistance enabled me to open a car repair workshop.
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ConfirmSuccessful return
My name is Zanko and I was born in Erbil in 1986. I left for Germany in 2017, because I wanted to get ahead in my career. During my time there, however, I realised what's really important in life. I returned to Iraq and now run my own car maintenance service.
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Before returning
Important points after returning
Employment and Setting up a business
Vocational training, further education and university
Psychosocial health and emergency support
