Kyrgyz students can now study at vocational schools in Germany, under a new project between the country’s ministry of education and a German company, FAV Service gGmbH.
As 24.kg reports, referencing the agency’s press service, the partnership has been created to train Kyrgyz professionals to work in both countries.
Applicants must be citizens of Kyrgyzstan between 18-26 years old, who speak German to at least a “B2” level. Project participants will be provided with a place to study in Germany.
During three years of study, students will receive support from German partners in finding housing, help in setting up an account in a German bank, and will receive a stipend from 939 euros per month and medical insurance. After graduation, participants will receive a diploma that is recognized worldwide.
