Wang comes from an ordinary family in Inner Mongolia. His graduation from a non prestigious school and lack of work experience have caused him repeated setbacks in his job search process. By chance, Wang learned about the German Hotel Management Training Program (Duale Ausbildung). Wang learned that the program is supported by the German government. He can not only learn a specialty and craft for free, but also get a salary during the training program. He can not rely on the financial support of his family, and can get a stable job opportunity after graduation from the training program. After successful realization of Economic freedom, Wang decided to give it a try.

After registering according to the application process, Wang managed to get a qualified score in German through hard work, and successfully received an online interview invitation from a four-star hotel in southern Southern Germany after the interview training. Fortunately, Wang passed the interview and successfully received the admission notice, and soon reserved a visa for Germany. He started working from the interview to entering Germany, Wang only took three months.
The work in the hotel is not as busy as imagined. Wang works in the hotel three days a week, divided into morning and evening shifts. The morning shift is from 9:00 to 17:00, and the evening shift is from 13:00 to 22:00. The remaining two days are spent studying at school (Berufsschule). There are 2 days off every week, as well as public holidays. German hotels almost never work overtime, so Wang can balance work and life very well.
During the training period, Wang learned a lot of knowledge and theories related to food and beverage management and hotel management in school, and he can also apply them well during his work in the hotel, directly learning and applying them.
The hotel and catering industry in Germany has a tradition of tipping. While receiving trainee salaries, Wang can also receive a considerable monthly tip (300-400 euros per month). Wang now not only does not need family support financially, but his monthly tip and salary income can also be enough to support his 2-3 trips to other European countries every year. During his travels, Xiao Wang also made many friends from other countries, expanding his horizons.