Nursing Assistant Training in Germering | Heimerer
New Nursing Assistant Training Course in Germering
The Heimerer School in Germering (west of Munich) provides you with practical preparation for your nursing assistant training. You can look forward to modern facilities and a skills lab with breathing simulation manikins.
- New school building with a flexible layout
- Nationally recognised qualification
- Realistic practice in the skills lab
- Training allowance for all trainees
- Close to Germering S-Bahn station
Landsberger Str. 49
82110 Germering
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What makes the nursing assistant training programme in Germering so special?
Before you carry out your first nursing procedures on real patients, you’ll practise on simulation manikins in theSkills Lab. Tutors control the manikins from the control room and create realistic scenarios that provide you with the best possible learningexperience.
Your tutors also teach on the nursing programme and bring up-to-date practical experience from both inpatient and outpatient care into the classroom.
New school building in Germering
In the new building, flexible classrooms with partition walls allow for smaller learning groups, meaning that support tailored to your individual level of understanding can be provided on a day-to-day basis.
- Modern classrooms that can be partitioned off to accommodate different learning formats
- A large event space for lectures and school events
- An outdoor terrace for breaks and socialising
Skills Lab: Practising Safely
In the state-of-the-art Skills Lab, you’ll prepare for real-world practice in a realistic setting:
- Training on simulation manikins with a heartbeat and breathing
- Manipulation of the manikins by teaching staff from the control room
- Realistic practice of nursing procedures
- Practical training rooms equipped with the latest technology
Educational campus in the west of Munich
The Heimerer School is housed in a modern building alongside other educational institutions. You’ll study in a vibrant environment with easy access to other educational opportunities. Its location right next to the Germering S-Bahn station ensures easy access from Munich and the surrounding area, regardless of where you live.
- The school is part of a modern educational complex
- A friendly atmosphere thanks to induction days and events
- Situated right next to the S-Bahn station
FAQ
From 1 January 2027, the role of nursing assistant will be introduced as a new, standardised nursing profession across Germany. It replaces the previous role of nursing aide in Bavaria and similar training programmes in other federal states, which previously varied from place to place. Once you have completed your qualification, you will be able to work throughout Germany, not just in Bavaria.
The full-time training programme lasts 18 months and comprises at least 1,050 hours of theory and 1,280 hours of practical training. It is organised on a dual-track basis and is facilitated by agreements between the nursing college, the organisation responsible for practical training and the placement organisations.
You will need:
- A secondary school leaving certificate, an equivalent qualification or successfully completed vocational training
- German language skills at B2 level or above
- Good health (medical certificate)
- Extended criminal record check
- Good communication skills and the ability to cope with emotional stress
In the Skills Lab, you’ll find nursing beds, manikins with heartbeats and breathing, as well as equipment such as blood pressure monitors and dressing materials. Tutors control the manikins from the control room. This allows you to practise procedures such as changing dressings or repositioning patients before carrying them out on real patients.
After completing your nursing assistant training: your career options in the care sector
Once you’ve qualified, you’ll be able to take on a wide range of roles in the care sector. This role offers an independent entry point into the care sector and, at the same time, serves as a stepping stone towards greater career progression should you wish to develop further later on:
- Direct entryinto the profession in a hospital, residential long-term care or community care
- A qualification recognised nationwide
- Transition to the three-year training programme to become a registered nurse, with credit given for work already completed
- Further training for additional qualifications