Germany has a special work programme for Indian nurses looking for jobs abroad
economictimes.indiatimes.comGermany is facing a dearth of skilled nursing staff as there are not enough qualified nurses available to meet the high level of demand. Experts anticipate that approximately another 500,000 nurses will be needed by the year 2030. Moreover, the scarcity is expected to exacerbate in the medium and long term due to demographic shifts.
The Triple Win Programme was established in 2013 by the German Federal Employment Agency's International Placement Services (ZAV) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH for the migration of qualified nurses with German companies.
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The project facilitates migration of healthcare personnel from India (specifically from Kerala), Indonesia, the Philippines, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Tunisia.
The collaborative efforts of the Federal Employment Agency and GIZ involve the placement of skilled nurses from overseas to work in Germany. The program operates under an agreement between the German Federal Employment Agency (BA) and Norka Roots, focusing on the selection and placement of nursing professionals.
Training & support for Kerala nurses in Germany
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Nurses with licenses from Kerala undergo language and technical training to work in Germany. They also receive assistance in initiating their lives and careers in Germany. Upon arrival in Germany, they begin the process of having their qualifications officially recognized within 12 months.
Triple Win: One programme, three benefits
The German authorities use the use “Triple Win” approach ensuring that both the country of origin and
