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Xpolariz, School of Languages and Careers

Radiographer

Take X-ray, CT and MRI images in radiology departments. We train you, prepare you for the interview and help with the visa.

  • Germany
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A radiographer looks at CT scans on two screens, with the scanner behind the glass

What the job is

You take X-rays and scans in radiology departments and imaging centres. In Germany the job is called MTR. Germany controls this job, so it must accept your training and give you a permit first.

Who can apply

  • Age: under 40
  • You need work experience in this job

What you need

  • B2German level. Full module: you pass every part of the German exam.
  • Full timeAbout 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week
  • GermanyThe job is in Germany

Salary

€3,000 to €3,500 a month

Starting pay before tax.

How Xpolariz helps

  • Language classes up to the level you need
  • Training for your job interview
  • Help with papers, visa and moving

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Steps in Germany

Radiography is a regulated profession. You need full recognition and a permit to use the MTR title.

  1. Step 1: Find your authority

    The authority of the state where you will work decides on your permit.

    You

  2. Step 2: Apply for recognition

    You ask for full recognition and the permit to use the title.

    You

  3. Step 3: The authority compares your training

    It checks your training against the German MTR training.

    Authority

  4. Step 4: Decision

    If your training differs, you choose a knowledge test or an adaptation course of up to three years.

    Authority

  5. Step 5: Your permit

    You work as an MTR in any radiology department.

    You

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