You are allowed to work if you have applied for or already received a residence permit.

You do not need to apply for another work permit with another authority, as Foreigners Authority permits paid employment on the residence permit.

For more information check German Federal Ministry of Interior and Community .

More information about job search in Germany can be found at the "Job Hunting and Application" of Handbook Germany.

There are also some platforms specifically for people from Ukraine looking for work in the EU:

• jobsforukraine.net
• uatalents.com
• uaworks.org
• employukraine.org
• helpukrainians.jooble.org
• jobaidukraine.com
• adeccojobsforukraine.com

You can find mentors to help you find a job at joinimage.typeform.com , imagine-ukraine.org , hr-integrate.com . They speak English and German.
You can also call the Employment Agency and seek advice before receiving a residence permit. The staff speak Ukrainian and Russian and can be reached at 0911-178 7915 - they are available Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Friday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. You can also seek advice in German by calling 0800 – 4555500.

The first point of contact for job hunting is your local Employment Agency in your area. There, you can register as a job seeker and benefit from their assistance and advice.
The Federal Employment Agency (Agentur für Arbeit) provides support in finding a job in Germany. In addition, Federal Employment Agency has compiled information for Ukrainian refugees in the Ukrainian language here .
For more information please visit Handbook Germany .

Yes. You must be able to speak German and you need a residence permit for the purpose of training in order to begin. These training programs usually commence in August or September.

For vocational training, you can apply directly with a company. Federal Employment Agency provides support for people looking for a job or a training opportunity,

On ausbildung.de , www.azubi.de , planet-beruf.de you can search for a vocational training position.