An Ausbildung is a structured German apprenticeship (typically 2–3 years) that combines classroom learning with paid on-the-job training across hundreds of trades, from nursing to mechatronics to hospitality. You earn a stipend while you train and finish with a recognised qualification and strong job prospects.
B1 German is the usual entry requirement, and it is non-negotiable — the training is delivered in German. Honest timelines matter here: rushing to B1 to hit an intake often backfires at the exam.
Usually B1 German to start (B2 for nursing). Open to 12th-pass / diploma backgrounds.
B1 is the usual entry requirement and it is non-negotiable — the training is delivered in German. Nursing typically needs B2.
Yes. It combines classroom learning with paid on-the-job training and a stipend, over typically 2–3 years, ending in a recognised qualification.
It is open to 12th-pass and diploma backgrounds across hundreds of trades, from nursing to mechatronics to hospitality.
We'll be straight with you about the level and timeline your goal actually needs — then get you there.