We advise and support you every step of the way to and in Germany.
Online is best, but also old school - in writing.
Of course. We will give you the name of a contact person on request.
No, there are no costs for you at any stage.
The courses are held online or on-site by professional German teachers. The exam is taken by recognised institutes, such as the Goethe-Institut.
You need B1 to come to Germany with us and B2 to be recognized in your profession.
Yes. Nursing-related terms from all specialist areas, such as anamnesis, anatomy, diseases, nutrition, medication, body care and much more are included in the language courses.
You only need to have a recognized professional nursing qualification in your country. In other words be a registered nurse.
Like any normal employment contract on site. You have no disadvantages compared to your German colleagues.
As a rule, 40 hours per week.
At least 26 days a year. Most of the time, however, it is more like 28 to 30 days.
You can train and specialize, but you can also be promoted.
The average salary for health care and nursing staff is around 3,205€ gross per month.
The recognition takes place via a so-called recognition internship or a knowledge recognition.
Of course, you will be told which employer is looking for care professionals. A contract will only be made if you agree with the employer.
We will help you find a new suitable home.
Yes, there are no differences.
Yes, there are no differences in salary either.
Of course we will support you with everything that has to do with authorities. We will get you in touch with our German team and they will be there for you.
That depends on you. But you can get by well on 1500€ a month.
Yes, from the first day on.