Your new life in Germany. We'll get you there.
A secure job, a future for your family, a profession you can grow in. You bring your skills – we take care of the way there: job, recognition, visa, German and settling in.
More than a job. A new chapter.
Security
An employment contract under German law, health and social insurance, regulated paid leave.
Future
Nursing and therapy are urgently needed in Germany. Your profession carries weight here.
Family
Family reunification is possible for skilled workers under certain conditions. We will discuss your situation with you personally.
Growth
Recognition, further training, new responsibilities: in Germany you can develop your career.
You focus on your future. We organise the way there.
The right job
We get to know you and introduce you to employers that suit you – at Corpus Callosum in Dortmund or elsewhere in Germany.
Recognition
Application, translations, knowledge test or adaptation course: we guide you through every step.
Visa
Together with you and your employer, we prepare all the documents – for example for the fast-track procedure for skilled workers.
German
You usually need level B2. We show you the direct way to get there.
Settling in
Registration, bank account, insurance, finding a flat – so that you quickly feel at home.
In demand in Germany: your profession.
For qualified professionals – and for young people who want to start nursing training in Germany.
Registered nurse (m/f/d)
Nursing degree or qualification in general, paediatric or geriatric nursing. One of the most sought-after professions in Germany.
Start your journey →Nursing assistant (m/f/d)
Completed training as a nursing aide or nursing assistant – your way into nursing in Germany.
Start your journey →Nursing apprenticeship (Pflegefachfrau/-mann) (m/f/d)
Three years of training in Germany, with a training allowance and a qualification that opens doors for you.
Start your journey →Physiotherapist (m/f/d)
Vocational training or a degree in physiotherapy. Sought after in practices, rehab centres and hospitals.
Start your journey →Occupational therapist (m/f/d)
Qualification in occupational therapy – for children, adults or older people.
Start your journey →Speech and language therapist (m/f/d)
Speech and language therapy. For this profession you need very good German.
Start your journey →Please note: From countries that, according to the WHO, themselves suffer from a critical shortage of health workers, only the German Federal Employment Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit) may recruit and place nursing and health personnel in Germany (Section 38 of the German Employment Ordinance, § 38 BeschV). We do not place people from these countries in these professions – the point of contact is the ZAV of the Federal Employment Agency.
Getting to know you
You send us your documents by email. In a personal conversation (video or phone) we find out which path suits you.
Matching & job interview
With your consent, we introduce you to suitable employers. Before the contract, you receive all important information in writing: employer, location, duties, salary, working hours, holidays.
Applying for recognition
The recognition authority in the federal state where you will work is responsible. We prepare the application with you.
Learning German
Usually level B2 for recognition, often less for training – depending on the nursing school.
Visa & entry
Your employer can apply for the fast-track procedure for skilled workers (§ 81a AufenthG). We make sure your documents are complete.
Arriving & continuing to learn
If necessary: knowledge test or adaptation course. During this time you often already work for your employer.
Arrived – as a qualified professional
With recognition, you work fully in your profession. And we remain available to you.
This helps us get started.
- CV
- Degree or diploma
- Overview of subjects and hours of your training
- Employment references / proof of work experience
- Language certificate (if available)
- Passport (optional, can come later)
Phone photos are fine to start with. You can send the rest later.
Your questions. Our answers.
Which employers can I work for?
Do I already need to speak German?
How long does it take?
Am I guaranteed a job, a visa or recognition?
Can my family come with me?
I come from a country on the WHO list. Can you help me?
What happens to my data?
Your new chapter begins with an email.
Even from your phone. No cover letter needed.