Focused language training for healthcare professionals preparing to work in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. From A1 foundations to B2 Pflege certification readiness.
Our German for Nurses programme is purpose-built for healthcare professionals — nurses, midwives, clinical officers, and allied health workers — who want to pursue a career in German-speaking countries.
The curriculum integrates general German language with specialised medical vocabulary, clinical communication scenarios, and structured examination preparation aligned with the B2 Pflege (nursing) standard recognised across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Core modules integrated throughout all levels of the German for Nurses programme
Learn how to communicate effectively with patients — greetings, symptoms, instructions, and follow-up conversations in a clinical setting.
Write accurate patient notes, reports, care plans, and official documentation using professional German medical terminology.
Targeted preparation for the B2 Pflege language exam required for nursing recognition in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Understand German healthcare workplace norms, hierarchy, professional communication expectations, and integration practices.
Engage confidently with colleagues, supervisors, and multidisciplinary teams using accurate professional language.
Critical vocabulary and phrases for emergency scenarios, rapid patient assessment, and urgent care communication.
We accept learners from A1 (absolute beginner). For the B2 Pflege track, a B1 level is recommended as prior knowledge.
The full A1–B2 journey takes approximately 44–56 weeks depending on your pace. Intensive options are available for those with existing German proficiency.
Yes. We offer physical classes in Nairobi, Chuka, Nakuru, and Kisii, as well as fully online and blended learning formats.
You will receive an ALT programme completion certificate. We also prepare you for internationally recognised Goethe-Institut and telc examinations.
Join the next intake and take your first step toward a healthcare career in Europe.