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Ausbildung (or Duale Ausbildung) is a vocational training program that integrates both theoretical education and hands-on experience. The program is designed to prepare trainees for specific careers by combining approximately 30-40% of their time in a professional school (Berufsschule) with practical work at a company.

Our post-landing services include airport pick-up, accommodation arrangements, a few days’ ration support, city registration assistance, and bus pass facilitation to ensure students feel comfortable in their new environment.

IAM offers pre-term courses to polish language skills and provide technical training. This helps students prepare for employer assessments and integrate smoothly into Ausbildung programs.

The Ausbildung program is open to applicants from all around the world. Individuals from any country can participate in vocational training in Germany.

Yes, trainees receive a monthly wage or stipend throughout their Duale Ausbildung. This financial support, along with other benefits, makes the program an appealing choice for career advancement.

Typically, you will need a school leaving certificate, proficiency in the German language, and a valid residence permit to pursue an Ausbildung in Germany.

No, Ausbildung is not equivalent to a university degree. It is focused on practical training and vocational certification, and its validity is across Schengen.

To enroll in an Ausbildung program, students typically need a B2 (complete)  level of German proficiency. Sometimes B2(Partially completed) is also accepted depending on the specific course and institution.

Yes, international students can apply for Ausbildung programs in Germany, provided they meet the necessary language and academic requirements.

Germany offers a wide range of Ausbildung programs in fields such as healthcare, engineering, IT, hospitality, and more.

Generally, there are no strict age restrictions for Ausbildung programs, but candidates are usually between 16 and 27 years old.

Yes, Ausbildung programs combine theoretical education with practical work experience, often in partnership with German companies.

Yes, graduates of an Ausbildung program are typically eligible to apply for a work visa and pursue employment in their trained field, provided they maintain a clean record and meet the necessary requirements.

The duration of an Ausbildung program in Germany typically ranges from 1 to 3.5 years, depending on the field of study and the specific program. Programs in fields like healthcare, technical trades, or specialized industries may take longer due to the depth of training required. These programs combine theoretical education with practical, hands-on experience, ensuring students are fully prepared for their chosen profession. The exact duration may also depend on prior qualifications, language proficiency, and the specific requirements of the training institution or employer.

Many students receive a monthly stipend during their Ausbildung, and some may also be eligible for financial aid or scholarships.