Every Talent has its own story to tell and has had their own experiences - with TalentOrange, but also in their new profession and in their new home country.
Exciting. Emotional. Valuable.
Now click through, immerse yourself and be inspired.
Working abroad once.
César was always looking for new challenges and dreamed of travelling, getting to know other countries and cultures and gaining new experiences as professional nurse. After graduating in 2018, he finally achieved his dream with TalentOrange and traveled to Germany in 2020...
The secret recipe for challenges
Yali applied for a visa in Canada. And even when the rejection came, she didn't give up on her dream of working abroad, but continued to pursue it. She is convinced that when one door closes, there is another one opening...
Montse was born and raised in Mexico. She studied nursing for three years from 2012 to 2015 at the Universidad Veracruzana. After that she did community service for a year. What the spiritual soul loves about her job is helping other people. Today she works through TalentOrange's program as a Nephrology Nurse at the hospital ...
Alma is the first nurse to ever take part in...
...the program organized by TalentOrange (then named Capitalent Medical). She has been living in Germany since 2014. Shortly before the onset of the pandemic, she fulfilled a childhood wish of hers.
Gratitude instead of regret
In Brazil, nursing is a five-year degree. Raquel studied in Rio de Janeiro until 2014. She told us why she loves her job that much and what has changed for her since 2016 …
In three years as deputy ward manager.
Vanessa Backes is an open-minded, ambitious young woman: She is completing her bachelor's degree in nursing.
"My career choice has opened doors for me."
Marcos is a registered nurse from Colombia. Since April 2019, he has been living in Freiburg and works as a recognized nurse.
„This job isn’t for everyone. But for me it’s perfect!“
Beatriz Araujo da Silva doesn’t know „bad weather” – not even after moving from São Paulo to Frankfurt am Main. Even at her work as a nurse in the ICU at the Bürgerhospital she has managed to maintain that attitude…
It's the small things
Nurse Otoniel particularly appreciates the little moments in his new life in Germany: He can finally ride a bike without any worries ...
