Pursuing a University Degree

Last activity 22 March 2018 by beppi

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inday_bisayaMember21 March 2018 17:47:29

Hi,

Iam a migrant from The Philippines and currently working as a Caregiver in Germany. I wanted to pursue studying here but the thing is, I only have Vocational Degree in my homeland (means, 2 years Vocational Nursing).
Any tips on how and what to do?

Thank You.

Rairai

SimCityATExpert21 March 2018 18:33:45

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beppiGermany - Singapore Expert22 March 2018 07:00:42

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To enter university, you need a German "Abitur" (high school certificate) or a recognised equivalent paper. Thus you should first check whether your vocational degree is recognised as such. For this, you can check the ANABIN database or ask at the admission department of the school you want to enter.

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