My experience as a caregiver in Germany Part I
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This video is part one from two. I am talking about my experience in the health care system and about things what are (in my opinion) going wrong.
The whole video whould have taken 30 min. So I have splitt it in two videos.
Maybe some of you have a experience to share? Your are invited to leave a comment down at the bottom.
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thanks for the share. it is much the same here in caregiving never enough people to cover all the hours, i have many friends who do it. stay awesome see you in part 2
It is a very stressful job and a lot of work to help provide the care people need. My mom worked as both a nurse and then later in her career as a care aide. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for sharing your experience. We have the same basic problem here in the USA.
Hello. I'm glad to know a lot about Germany. I have been working as a caregiver in Japan for 10 years. Japan is also aging, and caregivers will be needed more from now on, but it is not a popular job. It requires a lot of workers from Asia, but Germany and Taiwan are also needed, so it is not easy to get them to come.
Yes its true. The people are not very keen at working this job. But allot of these people didnt have a chance experince it closer, because of the bad rumors that are up ahead. Allot of them are true, but are pushed up dramatically.
Thank You for taking the time and leaving your thoughts in the comments. 👍
@@thehoppingfox Many people in Japan hate to get this job because of the negative information of the media. The information is sometimes exaggerated and often not true. This is a lot of work, but it's also a pleasure. The government is also working to improve treatment. I strongly hope that it will be beneficial to workers working in this industry as well as senior citizens and their families who receive care.
@@lesinjapan4971 well lets hope for all the countries the best, that things well work out well.
I have a master in English and a scientific High School Certificate. And am being 25 on May 2020.Can I still apply for Ausbildung? What about the requirements?
Hi Suo All. Thank you for watching. If you want to start a trainy job (Ausbildung), you di not need any requirements. You will probably need Certificates like birth, marrige or so. But I dont know the rules for somebody comming overseas. Its different depending on the countries (Bundesland)
@@thehoppingfox I am studying German, I will get my B1 in May. Is is OK to apply without having completing the B1?
And is there a limit concerning age?
@@allamenglish4191 In my experience you dont need necessary a B1. When the people see that you can communicate with the people very fine. Then they dont mind if you have a B1 or not. It's good to have some social experience. But not a must.
The youngest trainee I known was 16 years old.
@@thehoppingfox Thanks
@@allamenglish4191 Nothing to thanks. I hope I could help.
Hello! Are you still working as a Caregiver in Germany? Im planning to go to Germany and work as a Caregiver. I have a lot of questions to ask. Do you have any social media where I can message you? I hope you can help me. Thanks
Thank you for asking and contacting me over IG.
Im also aske you doubt can you help me..?
Im alredy caregiver in 6 years in abroad.can l try to work their..?
Hello ..,. Vishwajeet here from India. I have near about 10 years experience in health care. I am planning to go to Germany and work as a Caregiver. I have lots of questions.to ask Do you have any social media contact...where I can message you .... Please send your email ID......or any contact number
Thanks..........,Best luck for your future planning.
Since you have been working in that profession....can you work in another part of the world?
Well it depense on the conditions of the country. If the need any special exams like Germany does or just experience.
Where are you from to germany??
Hi. I am from West Germany. About 1,5 h from Cologne
@@thehoppingfox Is language a problem when working in care. Do you know if they are recruiting from abroad