I have a GNM, not a BSc. Will Germany accept me?
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Yes. GNM holders are typically granted partial recognition and complete a 6-to-12-month adaptation course in Germany while already drawing a near-full salary. Several of our placed candidates are GNM holders now earning €3,200+ as recognised nurses.
What if I fail the B2 exam?
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Re-attempts are scheduled monthly. Cokonet covers your first re-attempt fee. Most students clear on the first try because our trainers know the TELC B2 format exactly. Failure rate among our cohort is under 8%.
Can my husband come along with me?
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After 6 months on a German work contract, you can sponsor a family reunion visa for your spouse and children. Spouse gets full work rights on arrival.
How long is the bond with the employer?
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Typical contracts are 24-36 months for the initial period. After that, you can switch employers freely within Germany. Most stay because the second-employer offers are usually better.
What if my family situation changes mid-process?
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You can pause the journey at any step before the recognition filing. Refund policy varies by stage and is spelled out in the engagement letter. We do not lock you in.
Why Cokonet over the bigger agencies?
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Most "agencies" are recruitment commission middlemen for German labour brokers. Cokonet runs its own German language school in Trivandrum (Cokonet Academy, 16 years old), so the language training is in-house, the recognition team is in-house, and the placement is direct-to-hospital. No four-way handoff, no commission stacking.
