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DEUTSCHKURS FÜR AUSLÄNDISCHE PFLEGEKRÄFTE

If you're interested in working as a nurse in Germany and want to improve your German language skills, our German courses for nurses are just the thing for you. With our support, you can not only improve your professional language skills but also open up better prospects for a successful career in your profession.

This course helps international nurses confidently use the German language in their daily work. Communication with patients, physicians, and colleagues is a key focus. Dialogues, examinations, and reports are practiced through simulated situations . In addition, general German grammar is reviewed and reinforced.

BAMF 600 TEACHING UNITS

 

PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS
Participation only possible with a foreign professional qualification (nurse or geriatric nurse) B1 – Certificate (qualification)

CLASS TIMES

8:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

or 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.,

either Monday to Thursday (20 units per week)

or Monday to Friday (25 teaching units per week)

FINAL EXAMINATION

Exam telc German B1/B2 – Nursing from

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Full funding (for job seekers or those earning less than €20,000 per year)

Partial funding (if earnings exceed €20,000 per year)

COURSE CONTENT

Our German course for nurses offers comprehensive, practice-oriented training to equip participants with the language skills they need to succeed in the nursing profession. The course covers a variety of topics and exercises designed to address the demands and challenges of the nursing profession. Here are some of the course's focuses and activities:

  • Understand work instructions correctly

  • Mastery of nursing terminology

  • Naming of aids and equipment in care

  • Simulation of everyday job-related situations

  • Intensive training (nursing documentation, work reports)

  • Communication with patients, superiors, colleagues

  • Conducting discussions with relatives

  • Understand and follow instructions

  • Repetition and expansion of German grammar

  • Practicing concrete conversation situations

  • Conversations with patients

  • Discussions with doctors and colleagues

  • Vocabulary training specifically with regard to medical terms (e.g. anatomy, clinical pictures, colloquial disease terms)

  • Writing nursing reports and developing specialist vocabulary for nursing visits, handover and instructional discussions

  • Additional topics: Palliative medicine and geriatric care

  • Training skills such as listening, reading, writing and speaking

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