Be a professional nurse with vocational training
Get hands-on training at a German hospital and study at a vocational school in Germany with the Dual Vocational Training Program.
Entering the workforce in Germany doesn’t only mean you have to pursue the conventional pathway of graduating from a university.
The Dual Vocational Training (DVT) program is an apprenticeship program that allows you to decide the type of jobs you are interested in beforehand so that you can get on-the-job training with an organization from the start.
You’ll be working at a German hospital three to four days a week. Here, you’ll learn industry-specific skills, solve real-life industry problems, and develop soft skills needed to thrive in your careers.
For one or two days weekly, you’ll attend classes at a vocational school. You’ll learn theoretical knowledge needed in your relevant job roles which you can quickly put to practice at work.
Why DVT?
Promising Job Prospects
The combination of technical expertise as well as theoretical knowledge makes you highly sought after by employers. Your curriculum is constantly updated to ensure that the skills you learn are relevant to the changing demands of the industry.
Earn while you learn
Get trained and get paid. During your DVT, you are given monthly allowances which can be used to cover your living expenses in Germany. This makes the cost of living more affordable!
Be career-ready
Your training company is regularly evaluated to maintain compliance with quality assurance guidelines, and your instructors are also required to sit for a specialized examination to ensure that their professional and teaching skills meet industry standards.
Your first step to work in Germany
If your goal is to settle down and work in Germany, this is a great option. Skilled professionals are in demand in Germany. Not only can you explore other companies after your training, with the standardized curriculum, your DVT qualification is also recognized by most countries in the European Union.
Your DVT Preparation Program Pathway
Get ready with the DVT Preparation Program
One-to-one guidance on choosing your specialization
Not familiar with the various specializations? Our student advisors will guide you through your selection based on your personal goals and interests.
Master German B2 in 10 months
Our experienced and dedicated German teachers are here to help you master the language in preparation for you to work and train with native Germans.
Job search and interviews
Focus on learning German while we apply to potential employers on your behalf. And yes, you’ll be prepared for the interview as well.
Visa application
We will take care of your visa application so that you can focus on learning German and preparing yourself to study in Germany.
Be culturally ready
Our intercultural workshop and pre-departure workshop prepare you on what to expect and how to live like a local so you have a smooth transition to living in Germany.
Local support
Reach out to us when you need help or advice. Our helpful team is ready to assist you throughout your journey, both in Malaysia and in Germany.
Additional information
With Germany’s aging population, the demand for medical care professionals, particularly nurses, is growing. This is why many hospitals, nursing homes, and other care providers are turning to recruit overseas talents to help fill the gap.
In this pathway, you’ll spend 3 years in training, where you learn and practice general nursing in the first 2 years, and have the option to continue training to be a general nurse, or specialize in geriatrics or pediatrics in their final year.
Already a registered nurse? Check out our Nursing Preparation Program where we find you a nursing job in Germany.
- Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)
- Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM)
- Diploma
- 2 languages
- Mathematics
- 1 Science (Physics, Biology or Chemistry)
- Geography or History
Minimum B1 but recommended at least B2 (intermediate) level German proficiency
When can you start?
The DVT Preparation Program starts in July and takes 10-12 months to complete. Upon completion of the preparation program, you’ll get ready to start your DVT in Germany in September.
We only accept a maximum of 15 qualified students so hurry and secure your slots now.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
More questions?
Check out other frequently asked questions over at our FAQ page or book us for a Free Consultation.