If you’re planning to work in the care sector in Germany or Austria, it’s important not only to have experience but also to know the language. Dahlia Care will help you take the first steps in your career by offering:German language courses for beginners (Level A1-A2)Assistance with diploma recognition for working in the EUHelp in finding medical courses for professional advancement.

If you’re planning to work in the care sector in Germany or Austria, it’s important to understand the local care level system – “Pflegegrad” in Germany and “Pflegestufen” in Austria. In this guide, we’ll explain how this system works and what it means for caregivers.

If you’re considering a stable job in Europe, the care sector is an excellent choice. The EU population is aging, and the demand for qualified caregivers is increasing every year. For example, in Germany, the number of people needing care could rise to 3.4 million by 2030. But what skills are needed in the care sector? Let’s figure it out together!

Every year, the demand for caregivers for the elderly and sick increases in Germany and Austria. This creates many opportunities for Ukrainians looking for work abroad. Even if you don’t have medical training but are willing to learn, you have every chance to become part of this meaningful profession. However, working as a caregiver has its own specifics.