That's very true, and now that you mention it, my Bachelor's degree had 30 points reserved for "General job market skills", I took some courses in project manag

That's very true, and now that you mention it, my Bachelor's degree had 30 points reserved for "General job market skills", I took some courses in project management and Chinese, but I don't think there were any for learning German as a foreign language. That's actually a surprisingly big oversight, and I might ask around in my party about plans to account for that. On the last point I'd say though that they are of course welcome to stay, but also welcome to take their skills back home. I made a lot of friends from developing nations, or wartorn places like Syria, that will hopefully make a real difference there. Giving free education to talented people is probably one of the most effective ways to help the world become a better place.