11. jobmesse braunschweig
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VOLKSWAGEN HALLE
BRAUNSCHWEIG
Saturday 10:00 am - 04:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am - 05:00 pm
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The program will be published here about two weeks before the fair date.
Lectures & Workshops
Which profession suits me? What is important in a contemporary application? How do I make a good first impression? Visitors come to the fair with these and many other questions. Answers are provided in the numerous workshops, specialist lectures and presentations given by various speakers at the job fair. Afterwards, the speakers will of course be available to answer further questions.
Application check
Your application documents are like a business card. They should convince the company of your abilities and ideally result in an invitation to an interview. But what does a good, modern application actually look like? The problem: HR managers usually receive numerous applications every day - so it is important to stand out positively at first glance and not apply with "08/15″ documents. At the job fair, experts from IBB will check your application documents free of charge and provide helpful tips and recommendations.
Application photo service
The importance of the photo is underestimated by many applicants. A favorable photo can convey sympathy and competence and thus enormously increase the chances of being shortlisted. At the fair, you will therefore have the opportunity to have your perfect application photo taken by professionals from MoNo Photography.
Beauty Workshops
What is the best make-up for a job interview? Which colors suit me and which make-up look defines me best? In the beauty workshops by MARY KAY you will learn how best to apply make-up, which techniques are suitable for different face shapes and what is important for skin care. At several stations, the team will test the products with you and, of course, give you the right make-up. Men can also gain added value from the workshops and find out about skincare routines. You will leave the workshops with a great look and can introduce yourself directly to the various companies at the stand.
Stem cell donor initiative
In Germany, around 12,000 people are diagnosed with blood cancer (leukemia) every year and only in some cases is treatment possible with medication alone.
At the booth of DSD, you can have your cheek swab typed for the stem cell donor database. Your HLA characteristics (human leukocyte antigens) will be taken and then determined in the laboratory. If someone with similar HLA characteristics falls ill anywhere in the world, you will be contacted as a potential donor and asked whether you are willing to donate.
ACCESSIBILITY BY BUS & TRAM
Bus stops near the Volkswagen Halle:
Braunschweig, Holzhof (1 minute walk)
Braunschweig, am Wassertor (2 minutes walk)
Tram stops near the Volkswagen Halle:
Europaplatz (4 minutes walk)
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Bus:
411, 413, 420, 429, 560
Train:
RE50
ADDRESS FOR NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
Europaplatz 1, 38100 Braunschweig
PARKING
The "Holzhof" car park, directly opposite the Volkswagen Halle, is available to all visitors free of charge.
Impressions of the jobmesse braunschweig 2025
FAQ
The 11th jobmesse braunschweig will take place on Saturday, 29 August 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and on Sunday, 30 August 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The jobmesse braunschweig will take place at the Volkswagen Halle, Europaplatz 1, 38100 Braunschweig.
Applicants of all ages and qualification levels are warmly welcome at the fair. Whether you are looking for an internship, an apprenticeship, a degree programme or your first career opportunity, there is plenty to discover.
The fair also offers attractive opportunities for experienced professionals and managers seeking a new challenge, as well as information on further training and returning to work. From 15 to 60+, there is something for everyone.
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.
Travelling by public transport
Train:
Take the RE50 regional train to Braunschweig Central Station. From there, you can continue to the Volkswagen Halle by bus or tram.
Bus:
Bus routes 411, 413, 420, 429 and 560 stop at “Holzhof” or “Am Wassertor”. From either stop, the Volkswagen Halle is only a few minutes away on foot.
Tram:
Take tram line 5 to the “Europaplatz” stop. From there, the Volkswagen Halle can be reached within a few minutes on foot.
Travelling by car
The local event signage will guide you directly from the motorway to the Volkswagen Halle in Braunschweig.
Address for your navigation system:
Europaplatz 1
38100 Braunschweig
Parking
The “Holzhof” car park is located directly opposite the Volkswagen Halle and offers plenty of parking spaces. Parking is free of charge.
At the jobmesse braunschweig, you will meet companies and institutions from a wide range of sectors, including retail, skilled trades, services, industry, consulting, media, IT, hospitality and catering, finance, nursing, healthcare and social services, insurance and the public sector.
Universities, further education providers, chambers of commerce, professional associations and business networks will also be represented.
The programme offers visitors a varied range of activities beyond the traditional exhibitor stands. Expert talks and interactive workshops provide valuable knowledge and practical insights for your professional future.
During the free application check, experts will review your application documents and offer helpful advice on how to improve them. The Mary Kay beauty workshop demonstrates how to create a professional make-up look for a job interview.
Visitors can also have a high-quality application photo taken on site and discover many other exciting programme highlights.
The best way to prepare for the jobmesse braunschweig is to research the participating companies in advance and identify the exhibitors that are most relevant to your career goals. Prepare a few questions about vacancies, apprenticeships, internships, degree programmes or career opportunities.
It is also helpful to bring several up-to-date copies of your CV and, where appropriate, your complete application documents, certificates or work samples. However, bringing an application is not compulsory.
Prepare a brief introduction about yourself, your qualifications and what you are looking for. A professional and authentic appearance will help you make a positive first impression.
Allow enough time for conversations, presentations, workshops and other programme highlights. You can also take advantage of the free application check, where experts will review your documents and provide useful advice.
Bringing your application documents is recommended, but it is not compulsory. You can have them reviewed free of charge by experts during the application check and receive helpful tips for improvement.
Your documents may also impress a potential employer, who might wish to keep them for further consideration. It is therefore a good idea to bring several up-to-date copies of your CV.