Admission requirements for a training
Germany has a high-quality professional training system (called education) that combines theoretical instruction in a training center with practical learning in an enterprise.
This model is open to young foreigners and offers a strong path to long-term professional integration or perhaps permanent residence. From linguistic preparation to installation, Campus Allemagne will help you at every step to take advantage of this opportunity.
A number of requirements must be met in order to enroll in a professional training program (Ausbildung) in Germany. These requirements enable you to ensure your acceptance by German employers and educational institutions while also guaranteeing your success in this demanding but rewarding path.
School Diploma:
It is necessary to have at least a diploma such as the GCE O levelthe CAPthe GCE A level or any other equivalent certificate issued by a recognized institution. For African candidates, this often corresponds to the Brevet d'Études du Premier Cycle (GCE O level) ou au GCE A level.
This degree attests to your academic or professional level and is frequently used to assess your ability to follow a technique or practice in Germany.
The German authorities must accept or evaluate your foreign degree as equivalent. This is a vital step for admission. Campus Allemagne assists you in determining which courses are available for your academic level.
A required language level:
A language level B1 or B2 is typically required based on the targeted professional sector. A recognized organization, such as the Goethe-Institut, Telc, or ÖSD, must certify this level. It is essential to master the language in order to follow the courses, communicate with the employer, and successfully integrate. Campus Allemagne offers challenging courses and language exam preparation tailored to your level.
Be between 18 and 35 years old
The majority of programs are aimed at young people between 18 and 30 indeed, certain programs do accept older applicants, especially if they have specific qualifications or work experience. Campus Allemagne help you find options that fit your age and profile details.
Find a training center
One of the most important steps in the process is finding a company or organization in Germany that will accept your training.
This training position (Ausbildungsplatzis essential for starting the visa application process.
This step can be challenging, particularly for foreigners, but thanks to Campus Allemagne, you receive individualized support that includes help with orientation, resume preparation, connecting you with partner employers, monitoring your responses, and providing support until the contract is signed.
Financial resources
It is necessary to demonstrate that you have the financial means to cover your living expenses for the first year in order to be granted a professional training visa to Germany.
This can be done by presenting a blocked account (Sperrkonto), a declaration of take-over made by a legally resident third party in Germany, or other approved financial guarantees.
Campus Allemagne assists you with all administrative procedures related to this aspect and points you in the direction of the solution best suited to your circumstances.
Visa and residence permit
After being accepted into a training program, you must submit a request for a professional training visa to the German embassy. Once in Germany, this visa will allow you to get a stay permit for the duration of your training.
The process may seem complicated, but with Campus Allemagne experience, you will receive step-by-step assistance, including document verification, meeting scheduling, practice advice, and preparation for the consular interview.
A cover letter and a resume in German
You have to apply for a professional training visa at the German embassy after being accepted into a training program. You can obtain a stay permit for the length of your training in Germany with this visa.
Although the procedure might appear difficult, Campus Allemagne's experience will help you every step of the way. This includes scheduling meetings, verifying documents, giving you practice questions, and helping you get ready for the consular interview.
Motivation and solid professional project
It is not enough to merely wish to travel abroad; one must show genuine interest in the intended training, be willing to adhere to the rules, respect the local professional culture, and exhibit rigor during the entire process.
Finally, it's critical to be able to explain how this professional training fits into a life-reflective project.
The Campus Allemagne program is there to assist you during the entire process.