The 17th jobmesse berlin will take place on Saturday, 30 May 2026, from 10:00-16:00 and on Sunday, 31 May 2026, from 11:00-17:00.
The jobmesse berlin will take place in the Arena Berlin, Eichenstraße 4 in 12435 Berlin-Treptow.
Whether you are a school pupil, student, career starter or professional with experience – the jobmesse berlin opens its doors to all ages and qualification levels. Are you looking for an internship, an apprenticeship, a degree programme or the right career start? Or are you a specialist or manager planning the next step in your career, looking for further training or a new career start? At the jobmesse berlin you will find a wide range of opportunities and strong partners for your professional future.
Regular admission: €5
Reduced admission: €3
for school pupils, trainees, students, pensioners, people with disabilities including their accompanying person (with ID marked ‘B’), unemployed persons, transfer payment recipients and children aged 15 and over
(with appropriate proof in each case).
Free admission: for children up to and including 14 years of age.
By public transport?
Bus: You can take lines 104, 194, 265 and N65 to the stop ‘Eichenstraße/Puschkinallee’.
Tram: You can take the S8, S85, S9, S42 and S41 lines to the Treptower Park (S) stop.
Underground: you can take the U1 line to the Schlesisches Tor (U) stop.
By car?
The address for the navigation system is: Eichenstraße 4, D-12435 Berlin.
There is a car park in the immediate surroundings of the Arena Berlin, which can be accessed from the street Am Treptower Park, as well as parking spaces in Puschkinallee and Am Treptower Park.
At the jobmesse berlin, you will have the opportunity to meet companies and institutions from a wide range of sectors, including trade, crafts, services, industry, consulting, media, IT, hotels and catering, finance, care, health and social services, insurance and the public sector. Universities, further education providers, chambers, associations and business networks are also represented.
Yes, the map will be published about two weeks before the fair. You can find it in the official jobmesse magazine.
First impressions count – and good preparation can make all the difference. Here are a few practical tips on how to get the most out of your visit to the fair:
1. Inform in advance
2. Have documents to hand
3. Outfit with a feel-good factor
4. Prepare the start of the conversation
A short personal ‘pitch’ helps to start the interview. For example: 'Hi, I'm Anna, 25, currently starting out in marketing and I'm particularly interested in your trainee programme in digital strategy’.
5. Ask clever questions
Show genuine interest – with thoughtful questions such as:
6. Online profile at a glance
7. After the visit: stay tuned!
A clear advantage for you:
Have your application documents checked by experienced professionals free of charge – directly on site at the fair. With a bit of luck, your application will be so convincing that companies will want to keep it straight away. A perfect opportunity to get directly into an interview!