The Altenpfleger/-in Ausbildung program is a vocational training program that prepares students to provide care to elderly patients in nursing homes or other long-term care settings. This program typically lasts for three years and combines theoretical instruction in the classroom with practical training in the workplace.

During the program, students will learn about geriatric care, medication management, patient safety, and other important topics related to caring for elderly patients. They will also gain practical experience in a range of tasks, such as administering medications, providing personal care, and monitoring patients’ health.

In order to be eligible for the Altenpfleger/-in Ausbildung program, students must typically have completed their secondary education and possess a certain level of German language proficiency. Some programs may also require previous work experience or vocational training.

Once enrolled in the program, students will receive a salary from their employer, which will increase as they progress through the program. Upon completion of the program, students will receive a certificate that is recognized by German employers and can be used to demonstrate their qualifications and skills to potential employers.

The Altenpfleger/-in Ausbildung program provides students with a valuable opportunity to gain practical skills and knowledge in the field of geriatric care, while also earning a salary and receiving formal recognition for their qualifications. Upon completion of the program, students will be well-equipped to pursue a career as a geriatric nurse, or in related fields such as hospice care or home healthcare. They may also have the opportunity to pursue further education and training in specialized areas of geriatric care.