Generalized nursing training
The aim of generalized nursing training is to increase the quality and modernity of the nursing profession by bringing together different training paths.
This will result in a uniform, three-year program that places particular emphasis on practical experience.
Graduates should be comprehensively prepared for work in all care areas – including geriatric, nursing and child care – in order to be able to work successfully and responsibly in these areas.
Requirements
For students from Germany
Letter of motivation with your goals and motivation.
Current school and, if applicable, university certificates.
Copy of passport or official identification document.
Detailed curriculum vitae.
For international students
Letter of motivation with your goals and motivation.
Current school (and academic, if applicable) certificates
B2/C1 certificate of German language proficiency
A copy of your passport or official identification document
Detailed curriculum vitae.
Recognition notice from the Berlin Senate
An employment contract, if applicable
Enclose school and possibly university certificates recognized by the Berlin Senate.
The curriculum
The curriculum of the ISNB International School of Nursing reflects the requirements of the new Nursing Professions Act (PflBG) and the Training and Examination Ordinance for Nursing Professions (PflAPrV).
It emphasizes the autonomy of the nursing profession and social responsibility in the healthcare sector in accordance with Article 74 of the German Basic Law.
The school curriculum promotes a generalist training program for nurses and offers equal opportunities for students from different nations.
Teaching is geared towards diversity and promotes individual strengths and learning processes.
The modern training concept prepares trainees for different nursing environments and emphasizes regular reflection as a crucial competence for mental health and lifelong learning.
Cooperation with various care facilities and the teaching of professional ethical principles are an integral part of the curriculum.
Transparent criteria, a neutral attitude and critical reflection are regarded as guiding principles in order to promote autonomous and independent work and to support the personal development of the students.
Tuition fees and grants
Apprentices do not pay tuition fees, as the program is financed by the various federal states in cooperation with employers.
Below is a simple step-by-step guide to the application process including document submission, interview process and orientation details:
Submission of application documents by e-mail:
Please send us:
- A letter of motivation in which you explain your motivation and goals for the apprenticeship.
- Current school (and possibly also academic) certificate
- A copy of your passport or official identification document
- and your comprehensive curriculum vitae
For international applicants:
Enclose school (possibly also university) certificates that are recognized by the Berlin Senate.
Here are the 6 steps of the application process
1. participation in the selection procedure:
This serves to assess your suitability for the training program.
2nd signing of the contract:
The school will place you with the nursing facilities and hospitals that cooperate with us, but only if our partners have sufficient capacity and available places.
3. preparation for entry
4. confirmation of arrival:
5. participation in the orientation seminar:
6. start of training:
If you do not meet the above requirements or need our external career counseling partner to guide you through the process, please contact info@isnb.eu.
Frequently asked questions
To help you understand everything about nursing training in Germany, we have compiled the most frequently asked questions for you.
Can Pflegefachfrauen or Pflegefachmänner work in all care areas?
Yes, they are trained to work in different care areas as soon as they are qualified.
What is the aim of vocational nursing training?
The aim is to combine various nursing training programmes into one comprehensive programme in order to modernize and develop the nursing profession.
improve.
Vocational nursing training is a practical three-year course that aims to equip graduates with the skills to work fully in the nursing sector and take on responsibility
What is the new nursing training program called?
The new program is called “Pflegefachfrau” or “Pflegefachmann” and integrates
previous training programs for geriatric, general and pediatric nursing
What does generalistisch mean?
It means merging different professions into a standardized job description.
merged.
What strengths are required of applicants who want to pursue a career in nursing?
Empathy, handling body fluids, physical and mental resilience, enjoyment of working with people
physical and mental resilience, enjoyment of working with people, interest in working with
people, reliability and resilience.
