Integrating young people into the workforce is crucial for successful socialization and societal participation. This is especially true for young refugees. But how can professional integration be successfully achieved? Both knowledge and practical tools are needed. The author provides both in this practical guide. He describes the opportunities and obstacles for young refugees in the job market and offers insights into asylum, immigration, and labor law. Key players such as employment agencies and chambers of crafts and commerce are examined, along with the specifics of vocational orientation and counseling processes. The book includes many practical examples and offers valuable tips and suggestions for professionals and volunteers alike.