How it works

A short local job, from the first note to the chat.

Nahjob covers Germany first and is shaped for the rest of Europe. It is not a national job board, and it is not a cleaning company that sends its own staff.

If you want work

Four steps on the student side.

01

Create an account or open the demo

Pick “I want work”. The demo is Lena Hoffmann in Berlin, with a week already filled in.

02

Set categories, city, and free hours

Look across Germany, or stay in one city. “Fits my week” narrows the list.

03

Save or apply

Saved jobs stay in this browser. An application shows under Applied.

04

Chat if you are shortlisted

The conversation is tied to that job. The address is not on the listing.

If you need help

Four steps on the poster side.

01

Create an account or open Anna’s demo

Anna Keller in Berlin already has jobs, place notes, and a preferred helper.

02

Write place preferences once

City, frequency, supplies, pets, access, and priorities prefill the next post.

03

Post the hours and the pay

Choose a German city, a day, hourly or fixed pay, and whether it repeats.

04

Review people

Message, accept, decline, or save a helper for the next time.

What stays off the public card.

Title, category, city, neighbourhood, hours, and pay are visible. The street, the door, and a key-safe code are not. Those belong in the chat after you accept someone.

Trust and privacy