Pros & cons of being a German nurse🇩🇪||UK nurse🇬🇧

[@sitholakelendlovu8141]

Thank you guys for the informative content.

[@ValMabuela]

very interesting info. thank you!

[@nobuhlezuma9740]

Thank you so much sis Snoe, your content is helping me a lot especially as a registered nurse in South Africa who is in a process of moving to Germany. Right now i am attending language lessons so by April next year I will be in Germany if all goes well. Keep up the good work Snoe 👏👏👏👏

[@SisterSnoe]

Wishing you all the best sis,see you soon 🇩🇪

[@leahmundoma7807]

Thank you, great information

[@LesleyMadamombechloeles]

Wow ladies… this was soo good I have no plans of relocating but it was lovely hearing the comparisons… I was also throwing my Australian nursing comparisons.. lol…

[@SisterSnoe]

Thank you for watching, I can’t wait to hear about Australia 😊😊

[@TronovidaPlus-co9bb]

So sweet ❤ Sis Snoe & Sis Popo. Love you guys❤❤❤

[@SisterSnoe]

Thank you ☺️ 😊

[@VitalisTKanyemba]

Snoe you are doing a great job l love your channel

[@SisterSnoe]

Thank you so much!

[@ValMabuela]

💝💖💝💖💝💖💝💖

[@prudenceomokaro2727]

You guy’s are real so I have a question what area of nursing specialty involves reduced patient to nurse ratio except ICU and how to get into such specialties? Thanks

[@SisterSnoe]

In Germany if you’re already a qualified registered nurse, you have the option of working were you want, some of the departments with less patient/nurse ratio are the theatre, 1 on 1 intensive nursing at home, dialysis, radiology, heart Katheter/EKG etc with most of them they will train you as you go

[@prudenceomokaro2727]

Thanks for your prompt and detailed response.❤

[@NJChiwara]

@snoe thank you very much for the informative video. Can you please do a video on how to inquire or apply citizenship in Germany

[@SisterSnoe]

I will share the video soon

[@AnthonyNwaiwu-z4o]

Is English taught in elementary schools in Germany. I have children of 4,6,8. Thanks

[@SisterSnoe]

As a foreign language but the main language is Deutsch/German

[@duncube9421]

Can one find a way to german without o' level, matric

[@SisterSnoe]

Through asylum

[@NJChiwara]

How is the racism at work on both ends?

[@SisterSnoe]

In Germany it’s there though so hidden because it’s considered a criminal offence