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Your-way.travel, is a professional international placement agency in Germany, partnered with top hospitals. Your-way.travel has focused on the process of professional nurses and doctors who want to work in Germany. Your-way.travel has established partnerships with top hospitals in Germany that offer permanent employment contracts.

Germany is a cosmopolitan country with a high standard of living, good working conditions, and opportunities for international employees. Germany offers cultural diversity, political stability, a high standard of living, good working conditions and many opportunities for personal and professional development.
Due to the shortage of qualified workers, especially in the field of health, Germany has opened its labor market. We offer a working free health system, high payment, social security for example in case of unemployment, children-friendly with child support money. and childcare institutions. After you went into pension you will get a good pension.

Pros of Living in Germany:
* Solid social system with unemployment insurance, health insurance and pension
* Germans have great environmental consciousness
* Free school for your kids
* Affordable tuition fees for universities
* Stable supply of energy, internet, food
* Low crime rates
* Eye-pleasing landscapes and geography
* Good and quick roads and affordable trains to travel
* High job security and great work ethic
* Being in the middle of Europe is very advantageous if you have the wanderlust
* Discipline, German rules, and order
* Health insurance
* Variety of activities
Cons of Living in Germany:
* High taxation
* Language barrier
* Housing is expensive in big cities
* High administrative effort
* In Winter, Less sun and lower temperatures

In Germany, collective bargaining agreements apply in hospitals. The amounts may vary depending on the region and your degree.

* Nurses with diploma start from 3,300 €

* Doctors from 6,000 € Please know that the costs for living are much higher in Germany than in your country!

You need a University degree in nursing and doctoring with a diploma and a professional degree.

In addition, for the program at Your-way.travel, you need to have enough time for German classes and participation in cultural and administrative workshops.

Please click here to download a list of required documents for Nurses .

Below is the list for other professions. 

At the beginning

* High school diploma, Grades for the high school diploma.

* Other school degrees, university with grades(transcript).

* Detailed description of your education because later it will be compared to the German curriculum of your profession, here is an example for nurses.

* Copy of passport.

* Copy of birth certificate.

* Copy of driver’s license, Please read this important information, which will save 3000 Euros of your money.

* Proof of internships.

* Motivation letter (CV) as a word document, click here to use our app to create a professional CV.

* Profile picture with a smile and a plain light background in working clothes and if possible working surroundings.

After passing B1

* Video with self-introduction in German.

* Please do this test ( click here ), complete this document and send both the results of the test and the filled document to this email: jamila.adam@your-way.travel .

After passing B2

* Proof of B2 by Goethe.
* Vaccination card with vaccines approved in the EU, click here for more information.
* Passport photos.

Before leaving for Germany

* A certificate of good conduct from Interpol younger than three (3) months.

You only need a measles vaccination.

However, there are other vaccinations that are recommended for working in the medical field like:

  * Tetanus

  * Diphtheria

  * Whooping cough

  * Haemophilus

  * Influenza type b (Hib)

  * Polio

  * Hepatitis B

  * Pneumococcus

  * Meningococcal C

  * Mumps

  * Rubella (MMR)

  * Chickenpox

How to search for training and jobs offers on the main German official job platform
(www.arbeitsagentur.de)
Please go to https://www.arbeitsagentur.de
This page is in German, if you wish search in English. you can use the translation function of
your browser ( example here chrome )- Please do NOT use the change of language in the red
line, this will NOT lead you to job offers!

click on Search (SeeK) to start the search then in the search bar enter the name of your job in
German language to get results

for example, for

      * nurse enter nursing specialist,

      * midwife enter midwife,

      * doctor enter doctor,

click on the job you want and you will find all the information about this job.

If you like the job offer, please send us the link for example
https://www.arbeitsagentur.de/file/dok_ba023955.pdf
We will then get in contact with the institution and send your documents

In Germany, we need skilled workers of more than 10 professions, please have a look

For nurses: In general, the professions of geriatric nursing, paediatric nursing and nursing have been combined into the nursing profession for the past two years. So with your recognition you can work in all of these professions.

The work is very different, most of the employees are needed in nursing homes, which is where you can get a job quickest.

What does work in a nursing home look like? nursing home

What does work in the hospital look like? hospitals

Please let us know which areas apply to you.

• Which are the topics of the first video call with my future employer ?

Make sure that you have good Wifi connection. Background should be silent, best on your working place.

Before the call, please inform yourself about the business model of the employer, read the job offers which skills he needs. He will only work with you, if you meet his expectations. You will find everything on his website. You can ask us about the official website

We recommend reading through their website carefully. It will give you a clear overview of:

* The services they provide (hospital, elderly care home, outpatient care, etc.)

* Their mission, values, and work culture

* Patient care approach and staff structure

Understanding your employer helps you prepare better for interviews and your future work environment.

• What is the difference between the duties of nurses in Germany and in my home country?

Nursing responsibilities can vary significantly between countries. In Germany, nurses are expected to:

* Administer medication as prescribed

* Work under strict hygiene and documentation protocols

* Maintain electronic or written patient records regularly

* Work in interdisciplinary teams

* Provide both medical and emotional support to patients

In many countries, some of these duties may be reserved for doctors or family members. In Germany, nurses play a more autonomous and professional role within the healthcare system.

• How are patient records handled in Germany (Hospitals and Pflegeheime)?

In both hospitals and nursing homes (Pflegeheime), patient documentation is taken very seriously. Nurses are expected to:

* Use electronic health records (EHR) or handwritten charts, depending on the facility

* Document vital signs, medication given, changes in condition, and care provided

* Record everything immediately and accurately—this is a legal requirement

* Use standardized documentation systems such as SIS (Strukturierte Informationssammlung) in nursing homes

Proper documentation ensures continuity of care and legal compliance, so it’s a key responsibility.

• What questions might an employer ask me?

Employers want to ensure you’re a good fit both professionally and personally. Possible questions include:

* Introduce yourself!   

* Describe your daily routine! What does your daily work entail?

* Why did you choose this profession?

* Did your training include caring for the elderly?

* Do you have friends/family members in Germany?

* What is your biggest dream when you come to Germany?

* How long have you been learning German?

* Where did you take your B1 test?

* Do you have any questions for us/me about working in Germany?

* What have you heard about German retirement homes?

* Where in Germany would you like to work and why?

* How do you handle stress or shift work?

* Can you explain your previous work experience?

* How well do you speak and understand German in a healthcare setting?

* Stellen Sie sich vor!

* Beschreiben Sie Ihren Tagesablauf!

* Wie sieht Ihre tägliche Arbeit aus?

* Warum haben Sie sich für diesen Beruf entschieden?

* Umfasste Ihre Ausbildung auch die Betreuung von älteren Menschen ?

* Haben Sie Freunde/Familienangehörige in Deutschland?

* Was ist Ihr größter Traum, wenn Sie nach Deutschland kommen?

* Seit wann lernen Sie Deutsch?

* Wo haben Sie Ihren B1-Test gemacht?

* Haben Sie Fragen an uns/mich zum Thema Arbeit in Deutschland?

* Was haben Sie über deutsche Altenheime gehört?

* In welchen Ort in Deutschland möchten Sie und warum ?

* was willst Du in Deutschland erreichen ?

* Wie feiern Sie Weihnachten in Uganda?

* Wie funktioniert eine Hüftoperation ?

* Haben Sie Erfahrung im Pflegeheim?

* In welcher Stadt in Deutschland würden Sie gerne arbeiten ?

* Wieviel Urlaub gibt es 

* Haben Sie Kinder

* Welchen Beruf hat Ihr Partner 

Your Way Travel Tip: Always answer calmly and clearly. Use real-life examples. Highlight your willingness to learn and adapt.

• What questions can I ask the employer that show interest and long-term thinking?

It’s important to ask questions that show you’re serious about your future. Examples include:

* I want to learn and develop, what opportunities are there for further training or specialization?

* How does the team support new international staff during on-boarding?

* What is the typical career progression for nurses in your facility?

* How are work shifts organized?

These questions show that you’re thinking ahead, interested in integration, and focused on growing with the organization.

It will take a minimum 12 months with final exam included.
While you are learning German, we will prepare your application documents, organize your interviews with employers in Germany and take care of all administrative tasks.
After receiving your work visa, we will plan your trip to Germany. In total, you can assume that the program coming to Germany will take about one year.

Go to www.your-way.travel , log in with your email address on our system, that is firstname.secondname@your-way.travel ( for example andreas.hoevel@your-way.travel and password   Alleswirdgut123! ).

Check for your profession on the left side, for example  Nursing Specialist , you will see your name ( last name is abbreviated ).

Click on Details and have a look. Please tell us how you like it and what we can make better.

There will be physical classes at our language training Center in Kansanga and online for those outside Kampala also at different daytimes. You will complete level B1.2, which is necessary to receive a work visa. For recognition in Germany, you will need level B2.2 ( doctors C1 ), which we will then prepare you for in Germany.

You will need 6 hours weekly with the option of having more hours for intensive classes. Plus 5 hours for homework weekly.

In total, the weekly time commitment is approximately 11 hours per week.

* German Volkshochschule offers you self-learning programs for every language level.

* Goethe Institute offers free language training

* A lot of other offers on Make it in Germany

* For more hints about Learning German read this document

• What should I do after passing my B1 or B2 German exam while waiting for my visa?

* Even after passing your exam, do not stop practicing German!

* Continue speaking with friends or mentors in German

* Join German-speaking Facebook groups or Telegram communities

* Watch German TV or YouTube channels about nursing

* Use language apps like Tandem or HelloTalk to talk with native speakers

Your Way Travel Advice: Practicing every day—even informally—will keep your skills sharp and help you succeed faster in Germany.

In the AOK-Mediathek ( link ) you will find specific Information to this topic. Please register.

* You can also find information on health and prevention for your employees at the following link: click here.

* You can also find general Information on health and prevention link: click here

Your-way.travel is the bridge between you and your potential employers in Germany.

We accompany you on your way from the first step in your home country until the recognition test of your diploma in Germany, which will take up to 12 months after your arrival in Germany.

In addition to German courses and preparation for job interviews, we also prepare you for your new life with intercultural workshops and take care of all necessary bureaucratic and administrative tasks.

Your task is to invest time. On average, you will need about 15 hours per week, mainly to learn the German language.

No, you do not have to do any further training or studies. In order to be accepted into our program, you must fulfill certain requirements. With these prerequisites, your education is eligible for recognition in Germany.
We will actively support you in this process so that you can successfully pass the exam.

The language course takes place 3 times a week.

Your future employer will find you your first apartment. This is usually either an apartment in the hospital’s dormitory or another apartment near the hospital. Often you will live there together with other candidates or German nurses in a shared apartment.

You will have to pay the rent, utilities and deposit from your German salary. You are usually allowed to stay in this apartment until you are recognized as a nursing specialist. After that you have to look for an apartment yourself. If you find your own apartment earlier, you may of course move earlier.

Yes, we will pick you up at the airport, provide you with a first apartment and make sure that you settle in Germany quickly. We also actively support you with all official registrations like Registration office and foreigners Authority , compulsory insurances, bank account, SIM-card and with the registration of your degree in Germany.

You can invite your people at least half a year after starting your work here. The requirements are;

1) Your passport.

2) A residence permit.

3) A German House Rent agreement with enough space for the people you invite, Your flat area should be sufficient to accommodate guests. The definition is that for each person 12 square meters. So if you have 2 guests + 2 hosts. It should be 48 m2.
4) Last 6 months‘ Salary slips to prove that you can sponsor their visit. Additionally, you can carry Steuerbescheid from your last year’s income tax return.
5) Bank statements for the last 6 months.
In special cases they might require:
6) To check your SCHUFA(a system in Germany to check your debt statuary).
7) German work contract.