Stand booking

Here you will find the stand plans for the jobwalk Regensburg, Erlangen and Jena. The stand plans are for information and overview purposes only. If you are a new customer who has not yet taken part in the jobwalk, please click on “New registration”. If you are an existing exhibitor, please log in to the customer portal with your user name and password.

Regensburg’s job engines – global players as well as small and medium-sized companies – ensure that the city has as many jobs as inhabitants. For more than 10 years, Regensburg has had full and qualified employment.

This situation attracts many capable people. The high quality of life in Regensburg attracts numerous trainees and students to the cathedral city. Regensburg’s universities with around 33,000 students and the extracurricular “MINT labs” in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology for young people at RUBINA, the House for Environment, Education, Innovation and Sustainability, are important institutions for attracting the skilled workers of the future to Regensburg. Nevertheless, around 30,000 vacancies were registered with the job centers in the Regensburg region at the end of 2024.

The patronage of Regensburg’s Lord Mayor Getrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer further underlined the importance of the jobwalk as an event to combat the tight labor market.

In Regensburg, too, the jobwalk was a magnet for small and medium-sized companies. Around two thirds of the exhibitors had 250 or fewer employees.

The university city of Erlangen is the birthplace of the jobwalk. Our pilot event for Germany’s largest open-air job and career fair took place here in June 2018.

Due to the ban on events in 2020 and 2021, the jobwalk 2025 will take place for the 6th time in the heart of Erlangen.

Germany’s smallest city has an excellent corporate structure, one of the best universities in Germany and is rated by the Prognos Institute Erlangen has been rated as one of the cities with the absolute best future prospects for years and was ranked second among the regions with the best future prospects in Germany in 2022, even ahead of Munich and Ingolstadt. Erlangen is even Germany’s leading city in terms of the best opportunities in the labor market.

Jena Light City, the cradle of the European optics and photonics industry, is characterized by international high-tech corporations, innovative start-ups and a significant proportion of broad-based small and medium-sized companies.

Jena is a leading high-tech center in Thuringia and Central Germany. Around a third of all employees here have a university degree, which is well above the national average of 17 percent.

Well over 50 percent of exhibitors in Jena employ fewer than 250 people. Thanks to the innovative fee concept of the jobwalk, these companies can also present themselves as attractive employers to a broad target group at reasonable conditions.