German language courses
General and medical German (A1–B2) with experienced teachers, telc/Goethe exam preparation and medical terminology.
No risk, no hidden costs. You focus on language and your profession — we handle the rest.
No risk, no hidden costs. You focus on language and your profession — we handle the rest.
We're seeking: nurses, doctors, pharmacists, physiotherapists, care workers
Check your readiness, diploma and salary — and create your German CV. All free, in minutes.
Our placement service is completely free for you — the cost of hiring is covered by the employer, the German hospital, clinic or care home. You only pay external costs such as the language course, certified translation, the fee for recognition of your qualification (Anerkennung) and the visa, none of which is an agency charge. We follow the principles of ethical recruitment and never ask for a placement fee.
Every service you need for the move to Germany is provided within our organization. No middlemen, no detours.
General and medical German (A1–B2) with experienced teachers, telc/Goethe exam preparation and medical terminology.
Official and certified translations of diplomas, certificates and work references — prepared exactly as German institutions require.
We handle the entire recognition procedure before the relevant German authorities and advise on any required adaptation courses.
From our network of vetted hospitals, clinics and care homes, we select the employer that fits your profile, city and preferences.
We run the entire selection and interview process online — fast, transparent and with no travel before signing the contract.
Visa, accommodation, residence registration, opening a bank account and your first steps in Germany — we stay with you after arrival too.
A clear process with no surprises — you always know exactly where you stand.
You submit your application, we assess your qualifications, language level and options.
You begin your German course while we prepare and translate your documentation in parallel.
We find the employer and organize an online interview through to a contract offer.
We carry out the Anerkennung procedure and prepare your work visa.
We're with you until arrival, accommodation and your first day of work in Germany.
Honestly: the timeline depends mostly on your starting level of German — which is why we show two realistic scenarios.
Note: assessment and diploma recognition usually run in parallel with the employer search, which shortens the total time. Some deadlines depend on the employer and the authorities and are not fully in our hands.
Note: language learning, diploma recognition, and document preparation run in parallel, so the total journey does not add up linearly. Most of it depends on you (learning the language), and part on the employer and the authorities.
No. Many candidates start from zero — we organize German courses up to the level required for recognition (for medical professions usually B2, plus a specialist language exam), including medical terminology.
It depends on your starting language level and profession, but usually between 8 and 14 months from application to your first day of work.
For candidates, most of the process is free of charge because we are paid by the employer. We define all costs clearly upfront — with no hidden items.
Yes. We carry out the full Anerkennung procedure and, if an adaptation is required, advise you on the fastest way to resolve it.
Yes. The entire selection and interview process is online, so you don't have to travel before signing the contract.
For medical professionals, the recognition visa (§16d of the Residence Act) is most common — it allows you to stay while your diploma is being recognized (up to 24 months, extendable); once recognized, you switch to a work visa. We guide you through the entire process, including preparing the documents for the embassy.
For certain jobs, yes — the Western Balkans Regulation (§26 BeschV) lets citizens of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Kosovo and Albania take up employment without qualification recognition. However, this applies only to NON-regulated professions. Nurses, doctors, pharmacists and physiotherapists are regulated professions, so recognition (Anerkennung) remains mandatory for them — there is no shortcut, but we guide you through it end to end.