Public Service & Administration in Berlin

Berlin is many things: a stage of world history, a cultural and scientific hub, a dynamic start-up metropolis, and a place of longing for people from all over the world.

Above all, Berlin is home to nearly 3.9 million Berliners. With around 136,000 employees, the State of Berlin is one of the largest employers in the capital region. Become a Hauptstadtmacherin or Hauptstadtmacher and help ensure every day that Berlin remains one of the most liveable cities in the world.

The State of Berlin is looking for people with diverse skills, perspectives, and competencies – and has a lot to offer as an employer: a transparent salary regulated by law or collective agreements, flexible working models such as part-time, flexitime, mobile working or sabbaticals, and the possibility to complete vocational training on a part-time basis. A modern occupational health management system with a wide range of services supports well-being in the workplace. And even after active professional life, the State of Berlin ensures reliable provision.

The variety of professions is impressive: expertise and commitment are needed in over 140 fields of activity. From starting a career, to switching as an experienced professional, to reorienting professionally – the State of Berlin offers attractive prospects. Meet the employees of the State of Berlin (berlin.de/wir-machen-hauptstadt) and discover the State of Berlin as an employer on the career portal: The federal state of Berlin as an employer - Berlin.de

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A big advantage in the public service sector is that all employers encourage an excellent work-life balance – flexible working time models, flexitime and working from home are part of the working structure. In addition, a wide-ranging occupational health management system has been established in recent years. And above all, public service jobs are secure. Begin your job search now! It will be worth your while.

The State of Berlin is also an attractive employer for the next generation. Hundreds of young adults begin their training in the capital every year. Be it in health & social care, police & justice, administration or forestry – Berlin’s district authorities offer an interesting selection of training opportunities.

Another public service training option is a sandwich degree course. In collaboration with the Berlin School of Economics and Law (HWR) or the Fachhochschule für Finanzen (FHF), aspiring court officials, tax collectors, police officers or detective superintendent candidates and even civil engineers are prepared and trained for their professional career every year.