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Academic and career guidance

Choose the right path to Germany

Study, work-based training or a job: we clarify your plan, taking into account how the German job market is changing.

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Five ways we support you

01

Profile review

An assessment of your strengths: academic background, recognition of qualifications, experience, skills, German and English levels, goals.

Analyse my profile
02

Exploring the German job market

Sectors that are hiring (healthcare, engineering, IT, crafts, industry), shortage occupations (Mangelberufe), trends and language requirements.

Explore the market
03

Find my training

Guidance towards paid work-based training (Ausbildung): entry requirements and career prospects.

Find my training
04

Find my degree

Guidance towards higher education: prerequisites, recognition of qualifications and prospects.

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05

Application support

Official platforms (Make it in Germany, Jobbörse), adapting your CV (Lebenslauf), the cover letter (Anschreiben) and interview preparation.

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Profile review

A 15-minute appointment with an adviser.

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And once you are there

Finding housing

Advice on finding a home and understanding the steps involved.

Employment contracts

Help understanding your employment contract before you sign.

Integration in Germany

Support with your everyday administrative steps.

Our learners in Germany

Some of our learners are already continuing their training in Germany. Here are a few of them in Friedrichshafen, on Lake Constance.

Our learners in training in the city of Friedrichshafen

Plan my move

Three young women pose on the shore of Lake Constance in Friedrichshafen, with the harbour behind them
Three young women pose on a street in Friedrichshafen
Four learners in white nursing uniforms in a hospital corridor in Germany

Nursing training in Germany

Dora, Elvira, Emma and Tressie chose Sprachfluss Zentrum in Cameroon, and the centre now supports them in their nursing training in Germany.

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Scholarships for studying in Germany

These are the main routes we help you explore. Always check the conditions and deadlines on each programme’s official website.

Erasmus+

The European Union programme for study periods or internships in Europe, with help towards living and travel costs.

Official website

Erasmus Mundus

International joint master’s programmes funded by the European Union: you study in several European countries, and the scholarship covers tuition, travel and living costs. You apply directly to each master’s programme.

Official website

DAAD

The German Academic Exchange Service: excellence scholarships, mostly for master’s and doctoral study.

Official website

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

Scholarships for students and doctoral candidates who share values of social justice and democracy.

Official website

Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Study and research scholarships for people committed to social or voluntary work.

Official website

Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung

The German liberal foundation: scholarships for motivated students and doctoral candidates who care about freedom and responsibility. Conditions depend on your profile and country of origin.

Official website

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

Scholarships for people with social or political commitment, with a focus on equal opportunities.

Official website

Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

Scholarships for students with a strong record who care about ecology and human rights.

Official website

Talk directly to the SFZ team

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