ausbildung in germany

Hamza felix wrote:

thanks beppi and tomin for the infos really appreciated but could anyone of you tell me when its the right time to apply  like in the beggening of the year ? spring meybee ?  cs i have noticed all the program are starting in august and september  now i dont have any certificate of german language but meybee from now 6 month i might get one  so should i apply earlier of proceed with the applications now

I don't think one can get acceptance without already having the qualifications and documentation. Signing up for a course in German for example is not the same as passing the exams. Applying without having the requirements will not likely have any advantage but might be seen negatively.

And when one finds the program the want they should inquire about the details; not just when it starts but when the application has to be in. This is specific information you can only get from the administrators of the program; nobody here can second guess it.

Hamza felix wrote:

now i dont have any certificate of german language but meybee from now 6 month i might get one

Even attending full-time (every day six hours) language classes in Germany and passing the exams on first attempt, you will reach the required C1 level only after 10 months (and at a cost of at least €3000 for the classes and materials - plus a multiple of that for your accommodation and living expenses). Most people need longer.
If you cannot speak German yet, I recommend you attend (less intensive) classes in your home country and start applying for apprenticeships in a few years, when you have reached C1 or at least B2 level.
Good luck!

beppi wrote:

Hamza felix wrote:

now i dont have any certificate of german language but meybee from now 6 month i might get one

Even attending full-time (every day six hours) language classes in Germany and passing the exams on first attempt, you will reach the required C1 level only after 10 months (and at a cost of at least €3000 for the classes and materials - plus a multiple of that for your accommodation and living expenses). Most people need longer.
If you cannot speak German yet, I recommend you attend (less intensive) classes in your home country and start applying for apprenticeships in a few years, when you have reached C1 or at least B2 level.
Good luck!

I would emphasize that most people need longer! Getting to C1 from almost nothing is an ambitious accomplishment in about 2 years none the less 1. And actually many foreigners will never reach this level. I get along fine in German but have lived here for decades and would not pass a C1 exam.

I have heard of US diplomats that had the excellent State Department language courses and became rather fluent in a foreign language within a year. Otherwise, I am very skeptical of language schools that claim to be able to get one to such a level so quickly. One can offer progressively higher level courses within a short time period but do the pupils really have the ability to learn that quickly? And to have any chance it would have to be a full time endeavor best done in a German speaking country.

Hamza felix wrote:

i think there is no age constraint for ausbildung isn't it ?

No official age limit, but most training companies prefer younger applicants - unless you apply in a field where there is a shortage of applicants (e.g. butcher, baker, restaurant jobs, construction jobs, cleaner).