CVtly job data
Do I need German to work in Nuremberg?
It depends on the job. As of 4 October 2026, CVtly sees 78 open job ads in Nuremberg whose working language it can tell. 67% of them ask for German: 33% say so in the ad and 33% are written in German, which implies it. 22% are in English and do not ask for German at all.
78 ads with a clear working languageData as of 4 October 2026Source: CVtly's own scans
67%
of the ads ask for German
22%
are in English with no German asked
78
open ads in Nuremberg with a clear working language
How the ads in Nuremberg ask for German
Each ad counts once, in the first group that fits it.
- Ask for German in words 33% (26 ads)
- Written in German (implied) 33% (26 ads)
- In English, German a plus 8% (6 ads)
- In English, no German asked 22% (17 ads)
- Another language 4% (3 ads)
Teams where English is most often enough
Teams with at least 10 ads in Nuremberg: the share of their ads that are in English and ask for no German.
- Engineering 71% of 14 ads
- Operations 6% of 16 ads
How we count
The ads
Open job ads in Nuremberg that CVtly found on company career sites, public job portals and a few job boards at its last check. Ads that look closed are left out, and so are ads whose working language it cannot tell with enough confidence.
Explicit or implied
Explicit: the ad or its title asks for German in words. Implied: the ad is written in German and the job is done in it, so the ad does not need to say so.
The same check as your interview chance
CVtly reads the languages of each ad with the same check it uses to score your chance of an interview.
Date and sample
78 ads, data as of 4 October 2026. Shares are whole percentages of these ads. The page is updated after each scan.
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Source: CVtly job data, 4 October 2026, cvtly.com/jobs/nuremberg/do-i-need-german