This story started with a simple ambition.
A seasoned Singaporean chef wanted to build his career in Germany.
He had the experience.
He had the culinary qualification.
And Abroad EduWorld had a German opportunity for him.
But there was a problem.
Or should I say… a series of problems?
Germany wanted more.
Before the journey could really begin, Dzul had to meet the German minimum language requirement for this job — B1 level, intermediate proficiency.
At that point, none of us knew that this would become a journey lasting almost two years.
We certainly didn’t know how many obstacles were waiting ahead.
But Dzul knew one thing:
He wanted Germany. And he was willing to go ALL OUT.
And we decided to see how far we could take the journey together.
Next: Part 2 — THE DECISION 🇩🇪

🇩🇪 German Diaries: Dzul’s Chef Journey – Part 2/5
Then the offer came in! It was a nice surprise.Getting an opportunity to work in Germany sounds like the hard


