BFD
WHY BFD (BUNDESFREIWILLIGENDIENST)?
BFD (Bundesfreiwilligendienst) is a federal voluntary service programme in Germany in which students volunteer in social, environmental, cultural or healthcare sectors. Volunteers receive a monthly allowance, gain practical experience and improve their German language skills during the programme. After completing BFD, students can transition into Ausbildung, Studienkolleg and pursue long-term career opportunities in Germany.
Benefits
Why Choose This Program?
Practical Experience
Monthly Stipend
German Work Exposure
Social Service Experience
Stay Benefits
Long-Term Career Pathway
Financial Support
STIPEND
Monthly Stipend
Provided by the Institution or Organisation
Eligibility
Who Can Apply?
Check the requirements provided for this program before starting your application.
12th Pass
Age 18 to 35
Good Communication Skills
B1 (Full Modules) or B2 (Part Modules) Level German
Roadmap
Your Journey
Step 1
BFD
Step 2
Gain Practical Experience
Step 3
Improve German Skills
Step 4
Choose Your Future
Career Areas
WORK SECTORS
Hospitals and Clinics
Elderly Care Homes
Childcare Centers
Disability Support
Community Service Programs
Social Welfare Organisations
Details
Program Information
MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
€450-€550 (Stipend)
Support for Basic Living Expenses
PROGRAM BENEFITS
Accommodation or Housing Allowance
Meals During Work Hours
Meal Allowance Support
GAIN EXPERIENCE
Work in Social
Healthcare
Environmental Sectors
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Build Practical Skills
Improve German Language
ELIGIBILITY
12th Pass
Age 18 - 35
GERMAN REQUIREMENT
B1 (Full modules) or B2 (Part modules)
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