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Army
Employment Readiness Program
Building 2915 - 2nd Floor
Army Community Service
Panser Kaserne
Stuttgart Germany
+49-9641-70-596-3362
314-596-3362
Contact information for key programs and services at this installation.
It’s likely that employment will change when a move occurs, especially for military spouses. The information below will provide you with employment assistance information and resources available such as SECO, MyCAA and MSEP Portals.
A major difficulty for families to overcome when relocating to the Stuttgart military community is the limited availability of employment for family members.
While Stuttgart is located in a very large metropolitan area, it should be considered a small town when it comes to the number of jobs to be found in the English-speaking American community. Spouses should be encouraged to know that jobs can be found with preparation and persistence, but it is recommended that you plan for a period of unemployment lasting as much as six months. Just as in many other small towns, individuals with very specialized professions such as nurses, lawyers, teachers and accountants may not find employment in these professions. For employment assistance in USAG Stuttgart contact ACS, DSN: (314) 596 3360/3362, e-mail: usarmy.stuttgart.id-europe.mbx.acs@army.mil
Documents to carry on hand include:
Professional or Occupational Licensing
Please check with your professional organization before leaving the United States to find out about certification and/or licensing procedures while you are residing in Germany. Several professional organizations have European branches that enable participation in networking opportunities, conferences and continuing education.
The following professions are highly encouraged to check with their professional licensing and/or certification organization to find out about membership in their European branches. The list is:
Spouses of active-duty military have a one-time use of their Military Spouse Preference at each newly assigned duty station. Please consult with the Employment Readiness or the Civilian Personnel Advisory Center on all the MSP details before you apply for part-time, full-time, appropriated, nonappropriated and/or Post Exchange positions. Army Community Service - DSN: 314-596-3362 or CIV: +49-9641-70-596-3362.
The two major types of civilian government employment opportunities available are appropriated fund jobs paid for by tax dollars and nonappropriated fund jobs paid for by money generated locally from profits earned by Morale, Welfare and Recreation activities.
Home-based Businesses
Operating a home-based business is a possibility for employment overseas. Businesses that provide services are permitted but are subject to approval of the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart commander. There are several restrictions that apply to operating a home-based business. It is recommended to check with Army Community Service or Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation on these types of businesses. FMWR - DSN: 314-421-2622 or CIV: +49-711-729-2622.
Tips for the Overseas Job Seeker
My Career Advancement Account Scholarship
For information on My Career Advancement Account Scholarship and Military Spouse Education and Career Opportunities, visit the MilitaryOneSource website.
While Stuttgart is located in a very large metropolitan area, it should be considered a small town when it comes to the number of jobs found in the English-speaking American community. Spouses should be encouraged to know that jobs can be found with preparation and persistence.
Spouses of active-duty military have a one-time use of their military spouse preference at each newly assigned duty station. For information about employment opportunities in the Stuttgart area, contact Army Community Service at DSN 314-596-3362 or +49-9641-70-596-3362.