• Vocational training for specialist nursing

• Vocational training for nursing assistants

• Certificate recognition program for nursing graduates from institutes and nursing faculties in Egypt

• Voluntary year in Germany

• University studies in Germany for Egyptians

• Preparatory year

• Job seeker visa for Germany

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Nursing training in Germany is a structured program combining studies in Germany and practical application. It lasts for three years full-time or five years part-time and concludes with a state exam. In the final third of the training, trainees can choose to continue as general nurses or specialize in pediatric nursing or elderly care. Trainees receive a mandatory monthly salary.

• High school diploma

• German language proficiency at level B2

The vocational training program for nursing assistants combines studies in Germany and practical training in hospitals or care facilities. It aims to qualify assistants to support patients in their daily lives. The training duration ranges from one to two years, depending on the German state. Trainees receive a salary during training, which increases after graduation.

• Basic education certificate

• German language proficiency at level B1 to B2

If the training is discontinued or canceled, the individual will lose their residence permit. They will be granted up to six months to find a new training program if the termination was not their fault. If they voluntarily stop their training without a valid reason, they will lose their residence permit. If their training is terminated due to general layoffs, they will have up to six months to find a new vocational training opportunity.

If you wish to stay in Germany after completing your training successfully, you can apply for a residence permit to search for a job or a residence permit as a specialist.

Yes, Germany offers several voluntary service programs, including:

• Federal Volunteer Service (BFD - Bundesfreiwilligendienst)

• Voluntary Social Year (FSJ - Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr)

• Voluntary Ecological Year (FÖJ - Freiwilliges Ökologisches Jahr)

• European Voluntary Service (EVS - Europäischer Freiwilligendienst)

• Weltwärts Volunteer Program (North-South Exchange)

To apply for a voluntary service program in Germany, you must have:

• Minimum age: 18 years

• High school diploma (Egyptian secondary school certificate or equivalent)

• German language proficiency at level B1 (according to the European Framework for Languages)

This program is designed for graduates of nursing institutes and faculties in Egypt to have their qualifications recognized to work as registered nurses in Germany. The program includes a theoretical phase lasting four months and a practical phase lasting four to six months. Trainees receive a salary and, after completion, secure a formal employment contract.

• German language:

  • B1 level is required to apply at the embassy.

  • B2 level must be completed before starting the program in Germany.

  • Studying B2 in Egypt is preferred to reduce costs (approximately 600 euros in Germany).

• Work commitment:

  • After completing the qualification, the candidate must work for the same hospital or care home for two years.

• Work during qualification:

  • Working up to 10 hours per week is allowed with employer approval.

• High school diploma

• Language certificate at B1 level from a recognized institute

• Blocked bank account

If you have completed a year at a university, you must also provide:

• Transcript of records from the university

• Other required documents

When applying to study in Germany, there are three main types of universities:

• Scientific universities

• Universities of applied sciences (FH) / Universities of applied sciences (HAW)

• Art and music universities

Public universities in Germany do not charge tuition fees, but there are semester fees covering administrative costs, student services, and transportation, averaging around 250 euros per semester. Private universities, however, charge higher fees.

The preparatory year is an essential academic phase for students who wish to enroll in German universities, as the Egyptian high school diploma is not recognized as equivalent to the German Abitur. This year can be completed either in Egypt through the Goethe Institute or in Germany at preparatory schools.

Required documents for the preparatory year and travel to Germany:

• High school diploma

• German language certificate at B1 level

• Admission from a preparatory school in Germany with a confirmed start date

• Blocked bank account containing approximately 12,000 euros

• Other required documents

It depends on the field of study, but generally, level C1 is required. For medical studies, level C2 is usually required.

The job seeker visa for Germany is a long-term national visa that allows individuals to search for a job or start vocational training. This visa permits a stay in Germany for up to one year.

Requirements:

• University or institute degree

• Basic German language certificate or B2 level in English

• Proof of financial means to cover living expenses during the job search period

• Easy admission requirements

• Guaranteed salaries from day one

• Opportunities for legal and professional stability in Germany

• Comprehensive support and continuous follow-up to ensure your career success

Our company was established in response to the growing demand in the German labor market and the desire of young people to gain knowledge, develop themselves, and explore new opportunities for work and growth in diverse environments. Founded in Düsseldorf, Germany, our journey began in 2022 with a distinguished team of German university graduates who possess extensive knowledge and experience in German laws. We aim to meet our clients' needs by offering a comprehensive range of services, including university admission, vocational training visas, adaptation visas, and many other services. We provide our services as a bridge to help you achieve your dreams and ambitions in Germany.