ALL ABOUT INFORMATION ABOUT STUDYING NURSING IN GERMANY

All information about studying nursing in Germany

Studying nursing in Germany is one of the professions that is currently receiving the attention of many young people. It can be said that becoming a medical worker is always the dream of many people, especially when health issues are increasingly focused on.

When studying in Germany, becoming a “white-shirt hero” is not only appreciated but also has many extremely good development opportunities. In this content, ILM will join readers to learn more about this profession.

Nursing students

1. What will you be trained in when studying Nursing in Germany?

In Germany, the nursing program will train the knowledge and skills necessary to take care of human health, specifically caring for children, the elderly and the sick. In parallel with the theoretical study time at school, international students are also arranged to practice at related medical facilities. This not only helps international students gain practical experience but also earn a practical salary to cover living expenses here.

Common subjects in the Nursing study program in Germany are: Body care, Anatomy, Psychology, Nutrition, Diagnosis and Rehabilitation, and Language (English, German) … During the internship at medical facilities, you will be assigned to work on a shift basis. The work you need to do is give patients medicine, measure medical indicators, give IVs, feed patients according to the regimen…

2. What will nurses in Germany do?

After completing the Nursing vocational training course in Germany, you will work at medical facilities such as: hospitals, nursing homes, emergency centers, health care centers, home care… Some specific jobs of nurses in Germany are:

+ Take care of patients according to the doctor’s regimen with the goal of helping patients maximize their independence.

+ Coordinate with doctors to inform about the patient’s condition, this helps to come up with the most effective treatment plan.

+ Take care and treat patients after recovery such as: IVs, reminders to take medicine, exercise, nutrition and treatment methods suitable for each patient.

+ Manage books, medical records and handover shifts.

+ Arrange appointments, re-examinations and examinations for patients upon request.

+ Manage medical equipment and hospital facilities.

3. Salary when studying Nursing in Germany

It is no exaggeration to say that nursing is the most sought-after profession in Germany with a huge demand. Currently, this country is lacking about 10,000 experienced nurses, this number could increase to 152,000 people by 2025 and 500,000 people by 2030.

That is why the salary of nurses here is an extremely attractive number. Right from the apprenticeship process, the internship salary of international students ranges from 1,150 – 1,450 Euro/month (equivalent to 25 – 35 million VND/month). The salary will gradually increase with each year of study. This internship salary ensures that all living expenses can be covered, in addition to having an additional savings while studying.

After graduation, the average salary of Nursing students is 2,300 – 3,200 Euro/month (equivalent to 55 – 80 million VND/month). In addition to salary, nurses also receive overtime pay, night shift allowance, vacation pay, sick leave allowance, holiday bonuses, etc.

4. Learn about the prospects of studying Nursing in Germany

Currently, nursing is classified as a profession with a serious shortage of human resources in this country, so it is not difficult for you to find a stable job with a high income. This is also a German vocational study industry with a higher salary than the general level and is on the rise. Along with that are many better treatment policies for international students.

The more experience you have, the higher your salary will be. According to estimates, the income of professional nurses in Germany after 5 years of experience can reach 6000 Euro/month (equivalent to 150 million VND/month).

Nursing degrees are also very valuable. This profession also receives attention and strict management by the German government. You can use this degree to apply for jobs in many different countries. If you return to Vietnam, you will also be highly sought after at large medical facilities and hospitals.

Not stopping there, after a period of vocational training and work, students also have the opportunity to settle permanently, can sponsor relatives, obtain German citizenship and build a bright future for themselves in this beautiful country.

5. Some conditions for studying vocational training in Germany you should know

To be best prepared when choosing to study vocational training in Nursing in Germany, there are some conditions that you need to pay attention to:

+ Age from 18 to 35.

+ Graduated from high school or higher.

+ Ensure good health, no infectious diseases.

+ Clean background, no criminal record.

+ Foreign language proficiency requirements for Visa application: German B1 certificate (will be trained by VNEU for about 6-8 months).

+ Have a Nursing certificate (If not, will be trained).

Above, VNEU has provided readers with some information about the Nursing industry when studying vocational training in Germany. Hopefully, with the information obtained, you will be best prepared for a bright future in Europe. If you have any other questions, please refer to VNEU vocational training in Germany. Contact our company for direct support.