Berufseinsteiger

career entrant, graduate jobseeker

noun be-ROOFS-yn-shty-ger Rare

Usage Note

Berufseinsteiger is a person entering the workforce for the first time after finishing education or training. Job adverts often specify whether they welcome Berufseinsteiger or require experienced candidates.

Examples

"Das Programm richtet sich an Berufseinsteiger ohne Berufserfahrung."

Natural Translation

The programme is aimed at career entrants with no work experience.

Literal Translation

The programme is-directed at career-entrants without professional-experience.

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