A career question can become concrete next steps.
Someone who has not chosen an occupation can begin by comparing activities and requirements. Someone who has decided can look for training opportunities and work on application documents. Both fit the purpose of a career information centre.
The agency lists computers, printers and scanners among the resources on site. Staff can answer questions. An ordinary BiZ visit is free and does not require prior registration; individual instructions apply to special events.
The other three answers
The other answers concern different specialist topics.
pension calculation.
Calculating an individual pension is not the career information centre’s function described here.
tax returns.
A tax return is not an application for training. The correct answer links the BiZ to career and training choices.
health insurance.
Health insurance is a different topic. In this question, the BiZ helps with finding a training place.
Information supports a search but does not replace an offer.
Visiting a BiZ does not guarantee a training place. Research and applications are steps towards a possible agreement with a training employer or school.
The service is broader than this single exam answer: university study, further education and other career questions can also be covered. Opening hours and specific events vary between locations.
The career information centre · Federal Employment Agency ↗Career information → finding training → apprenticeship search.
Remember “Lehrstelle” as another word for a vocational training place. That makes the correct answer immediately understandable.
Three words for this question
- die Lehrstelleapprenticeship or training place
- A place where vocational training is undertaken.
- die Bewerbungapplication
- Documents and contact used to seek a place or position.
- das Berufsinformationszentrumcareer information centre
- A Federal Employment Agency information service on education and careers.