Anerkennung als Pflegefachkraft in Deutschland
For nurses trained outside the European Union, recognition of the foreign qualification is not a formality — without it, working in nursing in Germany is not permitted at all.
The complete practical guide for international nurses coming to Germany
About the book
Germany is desperately short of nurses and care workers, yet qualified applications from abroad keep failing. Rarely because of professional skill — usually because of degree recognition, language and visas, and because nobody explains the route from start to finish.
The book covers the whole path: recognition of foreign qualifications, the deficit notice and knowledge examination, language and the technical language exam, visa and entry, applying and interviewing, the employment contract, TVöD-P pay and social contributions, daily ward work, documentation and responsibility, shift work, further training and career paths. 19 practical chapters plus a substantial appendix with checklists, a model CV and cover letter, FAQ, glossary and a directory of authorities — and the 30 most common mistakes international nurses make.
The book is written in German.
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