Nursing Care

Step into a rewarding career supporting patients and advancing healthcare in Germany.

Training compassionate nurses for Germany’s healthcare.

Patient Care

Learn to provide hands-on, professional care that comforts.

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Tech Training

Master the latest healthcare technology confidently.

Discover admission requirements to start your nursing path.

Admissions

Who can apply and what are the admission requierements?

Education High School Diploma / Baccalaureate (min. 10–12 years)

German Language B2 Level (Goethe, Telc, or ÖSD)

Age Ideally 18 – 35 years old

Health Fit to work certificate + Measles vaccination

What is the duration?

Is financial aid available?

Yes, practical internships in hospitals and clinics are part of the training.

Salary €1,100 – €1,500 per month (increasing each year)

Duration 3 years (Dual System: Work + School)

CAREER PROSPECTS

There are a wide variety of continuing education and training opportunities available after completing your training, for example:

Specialist training in anaesthesia and intensive care
Specialist training in anaesthesia and intensive care in paediatrics
Palliative care/palliative medicine
Further training to become a specialist in management tasks in nursing
Further training to become a practical instructor
Specialist training in psychiatric nursing
Specialist training in oncological nursing and specialist training in psychiatry
Specialist training in the operating theatre
Specialist training in emergency care
Specialist training in intermediate care
Further training as a wound manager
Further training as a hygiene specialist

ORGANISATION OF THE TRAINING

The three-year training programme to become a registered nurse prepares you to support people in every stage of life who are unable to live their normal lives due to illness or disability. Nursing training is regulated by the Nursing Professions Act. If you wish to complete the training, you can decide before the start of the training which specialisation you would like to choose. The chosen specialisation determines the course of the practical training and is listed in the professional qualification. You can choose from the following specialisations

Inpatient acute care
Inpatient acute care in the paediatric clinic
Inpatient acute care in psychiatry

Trainees who wish to work in paediatric or psychiatric care and have agreed on a corresponding specialisation have a choice: if the training contract stipulates a specialisation in paediatric care, a separate qualification as a ‘paediatric nurse’ can be chosen for the last third of the training period

Nursing training is divided into theoretical and practical instruction (2,100 hours) and practical training (2,500 hours). The training is structured in a block system, alternating between school (theoretical and practical instruction) and practical training (practical training)