Elevate Your Career with a Nursing Job in Germany

Depending on your specific program and employer, you may need to learn German. For example, nurses in Germany need to have B2 level certification for German language. Netsmartz Academy supports all candidates in their learning journey and offers courses for learning German as well.

Our nursing courses come with free access to our German language course. We invest in your training, so you don’t need to worry about the cost. We just need your commitment and hard work.

• You will be earning the same salary as a registered nurse in Germany, starting at approximately €2,300 gross per month.
• Earn up to €500 extra per month with tax-free shift allowances for weekends, nights, and holidays.
• You will receive a permanent employment contract.

Your working hours would typically be between 37 to 42 hours per week. Additionally, you get 26 to 30 paid holidays a year. You can spend your holiday in Germany, fly to your home country, or travel the world.

Since you will be joining as an employee, you will have to bear the boarding and lodging expenses yourself.

Since we have a strong network with many German healthcare firms, the job location would often be in and around the main cities in Germany.

Yes, they can travel with you on a visitor visa.

All candidates are required to learn A1, A2, B1,B2 levels of German and clear GOETHE/TELC exams.

No. As part of our mission to enable all qualified and motivated professionals to complete this program and work in Germany, we have structured it in such a way that it is also possible for professionals who are unemployed or have low earnings to take advantage of this opportunity. The costs for the entire language and nursing qualifications are covered - the entire program is free of charge for you.

Your employers in Germany are healthcare facilities such as clinics of various types (acute, rehabilitation, intensive care, medical care centers, etc.) or providers of inpatient and outpatient care for the elderly or out-of-hospital intensive care.

Both occupational fields are crisis-proof and attractive fields of work that are highly in demand in Germany. We will help you navigate the various roles to find one that suits you and your previous experience.

Your duties as a nurse in Germany will include basic care like washing and patient positioning. In hospitals, tasks vary by department, such as intensive care, operating rooms, or emergency rooms.

Yes, immediate family members- husband and children can go to Germany on a dependent visa after six months of your employment in Germany.