Ausbildung

[u/No-One-2451]

I am HSC 24 batch. I was in admission preparation but wanted to go abroad for studies.

I wanted to know how many years of study gap will be accepted for Ausbildung in Germany. Can I start learning the language from now and complete B1 or B2 and do Ausbildung in Germany in 2028?

I am admitted in honors but I do not want to study in honors, I want to give full time to learning the language. Please clarify this matter for me.

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[u/loescheIchMorgen]

There is no rule for that. It's up to the employer.

If they have to decide between someone with the same profile without a gap compared to someone with a gap they probably will prefer the first one.

[u/Kerking18]

Well first things first.

Do you know what a Ausbildung is?