BERLIN (AP) — Catherine Lees moved to Berlin in 2008, thinking she could easily find work in a nation whose schools are strapped for teachers. Two years later she left, after German officials refused to recognize her early childhood education degree from Australia.
"I was not going to be able to make proper money, have access to professional education or get conditions that I was used to in Australia," Lees, 28, told The Associated Press.
Legislation passed Wednesday by Chancellor Angela Merkel's Cabinet aims to change all that, making it easier for foreign professionals to get their qualifications recognized and use their skills in Germany.
Germany estimates some …
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