✔ Enhances your skills to become a Nurse in Germany
✔ Focus on the German language classes: You will study an intensive workload of approx. 20 course units / week of German language Classes according to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR -
✔ A1 - 100-200 hours
✔ A2 - 200-500 hours
✔ B1 - 300-600 hours
✔ B2 - 500-750 hours
Each language level will be finished with a language certificate examination Each language level will be accompanied by one Expert Module on relevant medical issues to prepare you for your career in Germany, e.g.:
✔ Introduction to the German Medical System and Quality Assurance
✔ Pharmacology
✔ Mental Health – Wellbeing Nursing
✔ Geriatric – Palliative Nursing Issues and Decision Making

✔ Successful completion of BSc. Nursing with a duration of not less than 4 years are eligible
✔ Successful completion of a Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) with a duration of not less than 3 years are eligible (Minimum - 2 year experience preferred)

(A1 – B2, 700 teaching hours)

You will study an intensive workload of approx. 20 course units / week of German language Classes according to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR. At the end of this course, students will have gained a mastery of the language, enabling them to find employment in Germany.
A1 – 100-200 hours A2 – 200-500 hours B1 – 300-600 hours B2 – 500-750 hours

German medical system and quality assurance (25 guided learning hours)

On completion of this unit, the student will be able to:
– explain the importance of quality management and to explore how issues of quality are related to the health and social care services;
– introduce concepts of quality management and to apply QM methods and tools;
– enable participants to take active part in implementing quality systems and to make recommendations for improving quality;
– present different methods of assessing quality and their application to health and social care;
– introduce concepts of TQM, business excellence model and sustainable growth..

Mental Health and Wellbeing Nursing

On completion of this unit, the student will be able to: – discuss how mental disorders/illnesses are classified; – describe the signs and symptoms of commonly experienced mental health problems; – demonstrate knowledge and skills required for assessing people with commonly experienced mental health problems and to undertake a mental status examination; – describe the process of engaging with people who experience distress.

Gerontology and Palliative Nursing (25 guided learning hours)

On completion of this unit, the student will be able to: – understand the theory and multidisciplinary perspectives in gerontology; – analyse research and policies on gerontological issues; – demonstrate critical awareness of best practices and interventions that facilitate positive aging; – reflect on global experiences of elder persons and apply them to a local context.

Infection, prevention and control (25 guided learning hours)

On completion of this unit, the student will be able to: – explain how infection is caused and spread; – describe the prevention and control of spreading infection; – develop knowledge of relevant infection prevention and control legislation; – recognise the range of occupations, their duties and limitations in relation to the control of infection.