“Can You Study Nursing in Germany?”: Nigerian Nurse in Germany Takes Break to Share Her Experience

“Can You Study Nursing in Germany?”: Nigerian Nurse in Germany Takes Break to Share Her Experience

  • A Nigerian nurse employed in Germany took a brief hiatus to share insights into her personal journey and professional experiences in nursing
  • In a revealing video, she explained that her English name, Patricia, was often favoured over her Nigerian name, Amara
  • Reflecting on the nursing profession, she highlighted the job security it afforded her, never necessitating a job hunt

A Nigerian nurse who is engaged in the healthcare sector in Germany recently decided to pause her professional duties to offer a more comprehensive narrative about her life and the nature of her work in nursing.

Through a detailed video presentation, she illuminated the cultural nuances between her dual heritage, highlighting that her colleagues and patients frequently preferred her English name, Patricia.

She also said they found it more comfortable to pronounce compared to her traditional Nigerian name, Amara.

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The nurse spoke about her personal experience
The nurse was excited to speak about her profession. Photo credit: @amara_ozor
Source: TikTok

She went on to express her thoughts on the nursing profession, as shared on @amara_ozor, emphasizing the remarkable job security it provides.

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She pointed out that, unlike many other professions where individuals may find themselves in the throes of a relentless job search, nursing has always presented her with a steady stream of opportunities, ensuring she never faced the uncertainty of unemployment.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

User750560234273 said:

“Please am in Ghana as a nurse can I work as nurse in German and learn in the language in Ghana.”

TshepoMokgotho wrote:

“Am starting my language in April... Yhooo, God help me. An am coming to Germany soon.”

User2098340866861 wrote:

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“Please nurse can you do a video on how nurses from Nigena Can migrate there because the say its hard to be a nurse in Germany.”

Bright Fortune commented:

“Nurses are aways wife material, because they care so much and concern about your health. I pray to get one to marry.”

Ify Ukwu:

“You go girl I'm studying nursing in Italy.”

BarbieDream:

“I want go for nursing school in France I the problem is that I don't know how to speak French.”

User8273928393:

“Can you study nursing in Germany and work in other countries?”

Hermann The German:

“Hi hi, how can my sister inlaw study nursing in Germany?”

BeLikeEmpress:

“Please can a general arts students study nursing in Germany.”

Umedith7:

“Am in Germany too I will still study nursing let me finish with German language first.”

Rosemoore:

“Please how can i relocate as a nurse.”

Dhanieg:

“I am a certificate nurse and am taking my German lessons up to B1 .....will I be able to work in German.”

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian woman has shared her inspiring journey of becoming a registered nurse in two different countries: Canada and the United Kingdom.

In a TikTok video shared by @researchwithivy, she revealed the steps and requirements that she had to fulfill in order to achieve her dream.

She explained that the first step was to apply for the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS).

Source: Legit.ng

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Basit Jamiu (Editor) Basit Jamiu is a journalist with more than five years of experience. He is a current affairs and politics editor at Legit.ng. He holds a bachelor's degree from Ekiti State University (2018). Basit previously worked as a staff writer at Ikeja Bird (2022), Associate Editor at Prime Progress (2022), and Staff Writer at The Movee (2018). He is a 2024 Open Climate Fellow (West Africa), 2023 MTN Media Fellow, OCRP Fellow at ICIR, and Accountability Fellow at CJID. Email: basit.jamiu@corp.legit.ng.