The GERVIE integration concept.

When travelling to a new country, you need more than just a plane ticket. There are many things that take time and nerves in the first few weeks. You need a police registration, a tax number, favourable health insurance and your own bank account. It’s good to have someone on site who knows the ropes and can provide support.

That’s why GERVIE has an integration concept, which is implemented by our project manager Kim Yen Tran. This includes a selected team of ‘integration mentors’ who are available as contacts for the nursing staff and their employers. After all, good integration is just as important as recognised vocational training when it comes to long-term loyalty to the country and the company.

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An open country with many possibilities.

Every country has its own language, its own rules and its own culture. You have to get used to that in Europe. But Germany is an open, diverse and helpful country. We support our graduates in finding a new home here that suits them and where they feel at home.

That is why the right choice of place of residence is crucial for optimal integration. Just one example: many skilled workers come from smaller towns and want to live in rural areas in Germany too. It is a matter of course for us to take such wishes into account.