Pathways to Germany

German opens doors. Beyond lessons, we help you take the next step: nursing careers, vocational training, au pair stays and university study in Germany.

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Nursing in Germany

Work as a nurse or train as one

Usually B1–B2 German (B2 for full recognition)

Germany needs nurses. Qualified nurses can have their diploma recognised (Anerkennung) and work as registered nurses (Pflegefachkraft). Without a nursing qualification, you can train in Germany through a paid nursing Ausbildung (Pflegefachfrau / Pflegefachmann, usually 3 years).

How we help

German for nurses: medical vocabulary, patient talk and care reports
Checking which route fits you: recognition or nursing Ausbildung
Preparing documents for recognition of your nursing diploma
Connecting you with partner hospitals, care homes and recruitment programmes
Interview practice and guidance on the work visa

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Ausbildung

Paid vocational training in Germany

Usually B1–B2 German

Train for a recognised profession while earning a monthly training salary: care, hospitality, IT, logistics, trades and more. Programmes usually last 2 to 3½ years.

How we help

Choosing a profession that fits your background
German-style CV (Lebenslauf) and cover letter
Connecting you with partner training companies
Interview practice in German
Guidance on documents and the visa process

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Au Pair

Live with a German host family

At least basic German (A1)

Spend 6 to 12 months with a host family, help with childcare, and get accommodation, meals, pocket money and time for a German course. Usually for ages 18 to 26.

How we help

Reaching the German level needed for the visa
Connecting you with trusted au pair agencies and host families
Checking your au pair contract
Preparing your visa documents
Getting ready for life in a German family

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University placement

Study in Germany: Bachelor or Master

Usually C1 for German-taught degrees (TestDaF or DSH)

Many public universities in Germany charge low or no tuition fees. We help you find the right programme, German- or English-taught, and prepare a strong application.

How we help

Choosing programmes and universities that fit your grades
Application via uni-assist or directly, and Studienkolleg advice
Motivation letter and document checklist
TestDaF / DSH preparation
Guidance on the blocked account and student visa

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Good to know. We prepare you, guide you through every step and connect you with trusted partners. Final decisions are made by employers, the recognition authorities, training companies, host families, universities and the German embassy, so no one can honestly promise you a place or a visa.