The top benefits to study in Germany are

• World-class Institutions
• Germany has some of the best technical institutions in the world including some medical and management institutions as well as the German

No Tuition Fee
The public universities charge no tuition fee from international students. There are millions of students studying in 400 institutions in Germany with ZERO tuition fees but that does not mean that we don’t have to pay anything to these universities. Universities will charge you on average 400 to 500 Euros per semester which will cover their administration fee, contribution charges and travel card charges.

Work Opportunities
Germany offers a substantial number of work opportunities to the international students. You are allowed to work 120 full days or 240 half days during the year. You can work 20 hours per week during the term and full time during vacations. The minimum wage in Germany is 9 Euros per hour and you may get upto 15-18 Euros per hour which means you may earn 800 Euros in a month and that would take care of your living cost.

Post Study Work Visa
You are eligible to apply for an 18 months work visa after completion of your degree program in which you can continue working 20 hours per week to take care of your living cost and can look for the permanent job. As soon as you get the permanent job, you are eligible to apply for a part-time German residence permit or a blue card.

All Germans have to complete primary and secondary education starting from the age of 6 till the time they complete either 9 years of full time schooling at Gymnasium or 10 years of full time schooling at other general education schools.

Level 1

Primary Education

Children start their primary or elementary school at the ages of 6 and study till grade 4 where they develop essential understanding, skills and abilities. Students study courses like German language, art, general studies, mathematics, religious studies etc. The grading system in the primary school upto 6 marks where 6 is poor.

Level 2

Secondary Education

Students moved to secondary education after completion of their primary education. Secondary education is divided into two parts, lower secondary education and higher secondary education. Lower secondary education is between the age of 10 to 16 from grade of 5 to 10 and higher secondary level is between the age of 16 to 18 from grade 11-13.

Level 3

Tertiary Education

After successful completion of secondary education, students can pursue their higher education at the recognized institutions in Germany. There are different institutions like Universities, technical institutions, University of Applied Sciences, Art and music colleges and Institution of continuing vocational education. The higher education qualifications in Germany are Bachelors, Masters and PhD.

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