Only One Commitment is Needed
Our program provides You with a job in Germany and qualifies You to become a registered nurse in Germany. We have compiled all the details for one commitment - you only need to learn the language.
German Language Skills
German language skills are the prerequisite for social welfare and healthcare jobs in Germany. Therefore, the candidate must fulfil the language skill level of B2 before registering as a German nurse and a minimum of B1 before applying for a visa to Germany.
The candidate is free to choose any language training provider as long as the training complies with the quality standards set for language training by the Association of Language Testers in Europe.
Nurse Finder recommends Santrupti European Education and Training Foundation as a German language training provider.
Employment in Germany
Nurse Finder will connect You with German hospitals before or during your language studies as per your choice. You will have your employment contract in your hand before the relocation process is initiated. Work starts as an assistant nurse or a caregiver in a German hospital or inpatient long-term care institution. Your employer has also prepared an integration management program for your benefit.
The people, language, and traditions are what make the German culture unique. Germany is the largest economy in Europe. The German language is spoken by over 100 million people in six countries in Europe. All these German-speaking countries are also among the top 20 medically most advanced countries in the world.
Job opportunities in Germany and nearby regions as well as salaries (basic salaries starting from 2300 euros) are better than in many other European countries. "Pflegefachmann/Pflegefachfrau" is a vocational job in Germany. As a degree holder you will join the group of the most educated nurses in Germany as only 2% of German nurses have a degree in nursing and therefore, your nursing degree gives you excellent career prospects.
This is why learning the German language offers you immense job opportunities and the opportunity to live with your family in Germany.
You can read more about healthcare jobs and the benefits of living and working in Germany from the information package prepared by KDA as part of the “Fair Recruitment Healthcare Germany” quality seal program.
German Professional Qualification as a Registered Nurse
The employer in Germany arranges all necessary on-the-job training for you free of cost during the first 6-18 months of employment to pass the skills exams. Once you have completed all your skills exams and have the Goethe Institute’s B2 nursing language certificate, you can apply for the German Registered Nurse "Pflegefachmann/Pflegefachfrau" qualification.