apprenticeship

Contact us to apply for our apprenticeship program, whether you have German language skills or not. Enroll in our vocational training in Germany, which primarily focuses on German language training, occupational language learning, and cultural orientation. Successfully take the approved B1 German language exam to qualify for an interview regarding a job training offer. After that, you'll receive your training contract. Continue on your journey by taking the B1 exam and further enhancing your skills in German up to a B2 level by choosing to attend a German B2 course in Germany. Once ready, apply for your visa and prepare to arrive in Germany.

The Ausbildung in Germany for foreigners is often referred to as an apprenticeship program in English. Once you are accepted as an Azubi by a German company, your Ausbildung training will be divided into two main parts. 

Firstly, you will be placed with a German employer/company, where you’ll undertake practical experience as an apprentice. Secondly, you will join a vocational training school, known as Berufsschule in the German language, where you will engage in German language training and other educational classes. 

It’s essential to attend both the company and the vocational training school, as you will need to allocate your time accordingly throughout your apprenticeship period. For instance, if your Ausbildung is in the hotel industry, you might work three days a week in various departments to gain hands-on experience and spend the remaining days at your vocational training school. 

Your assigned departments may vary; you could be required to spend one month in housekeeping, another month in room service, and a month in the front office to acquire comprehensive skills in hotel management. On the two days dedicated to your vocational training school, you will focus on your specific area of study and the necessary technical skills. 

Your vocational training school will also administer exams, including midterms and final assessments. Ultimately, your final Ausbildung score will reflect the grades received from both your company and your vocational training school, with performance evaluations based on your work and results from the training school exams.