There will be a shortage of around 307,000 nursing staff in inpatient care in German hospitals and care facilities by 2035. To address the urgent shortage of nurses in hospitals and care facilities in Germany, we can help.
Trained nurses (care workers) are recruited in Namibia and brought to Germany.
Basic training in Namibia lasts a total of 3 years, of which 2 ½ years are studies and one ½ year is practical training at Namibian state hospitals. The Namibian training curriculum has a good international standard and is comparable to that in Germany.
So far, it has been handled in such a way that these potential nurses undergo training (theory & practice) in Germany in the first 12 months and then take the corresponding IHK examination. They are then recognised as German registered nurses.
Depending on how the need is quantified, we would make a pre-selection in advance. We would then present the desired number of nurses to the client by sending the CVs and the necessary qualification certificates. The client would then decide with whom to interview.
We ensure through our office in Windhoek/Namibia that these persons are available at the appointments for the interview and also that the technical requirements are given so that the client can conduct the interview.
Once the client has made a selection, the Namibian nurses sign an employment contract with the client. This states, among other things:
Our services in Namibia include:
Our services in Germany (optional) include:
We partner with institutes of higher learning, independent researchers, medical professionals, and individuals with industry know-how, to ADD value to the novelty of indigenously sourced and locally produced foods – and bring these same products to the global market. Focusing on products that are proven high nutritional content, thus contributing to solving malnutrition in their local communities.
We partner with indigenous groups across the world, through them we identify traditional foods with high nutritional value. By employing proven research, keoMed develops techniques to improve local methods of production to generate higher yields for the immediate community. Thereafter, we introduce these products to nourish the rest of the world.
Examples of the communities and foods we have impacted:
KeoMed has direct access to the EU market. Our aim is to sell fish products directly to the European market for our partners and clients. KeoMed engages in value-add innovatives to improve the use of high-value fish. Focusing on previously overlooked, low cost, fish species of high nutritional content such as the Horse Mackerel. Horse Mackerel is a low cost protein with high levels of protein, and omega 3 fatty acid content, makes it both affordable and healthy. Keomed develops nutritionally balanced ready to eat meals using such fish and other foods to add value to the everyday diet. These dishes are tailor made to accommodate numerous dietary variations. Ensuring that the consumer receives a quality product that will improve their overall well being.
