“Arbeiten in Kapstadt" (Work in Cape Town) is a recruitment agency specializing in the placement of German speaking personnel into local German businesses. Our website serves as a platform from which we effectively match vacancies offered by companies with job seekers of all capacities.

Between 40.000 and 60.000 Germans permanently reside in Cape Town.  There are more than 600 German companies in South Africa. These companies are regarded highly in terms of their turnover and state-of the art technology, providing jobs for a workforce of more than 90.000 people. The majority of these businesses are based in Cape Town and many of these companies are looking regularly for German speaking personnel – just like you.
It is "Arbeiten in Kapstadt‘s" top priority to find the most suitable personnel for these companies and to fill vacant positions adequately.

Due to our large pool of qualified German speaking candidates we can offer companies a vast and appropriate choice of future applicants.

It is thus the aim of “Arbeiten in Kapstadt” to bring both sides together and guide our clients through the entire selection process, from recruitment to employment.
As an additional service we offer support during the induction phase of the new employees by making them feel welcome and at home in Cape Town.

Simone Braun is an expert in the selection of high potentials and will be your consultants during the entire recruitment process. 

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Conveniently, Arbeiten in Kapstadt offers an in-house immigration service in order to keep costs for applicants and companies low and make relocation to South Africa as easy as possible.

Anne Kress is your competent contact for all questions related to immigration and visa requirements. 
She has extensive knowledge of the ever changing immigration laws. She has also built up a good partnership with the department of home affairs.  

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