Apprenticeship AGS EBA

Health and Social Assistants (AGS) accompany people of various ages who require support in their daily lives. They work in retirement and nursing homes, homes for people with disabilities, hospitals, clinics, or with home care services. They always work closely with medical professionals.

• Daily care and support in everyday life
• Helping people to dress and undress
• Providing personal care, washing, grooming and shaving, accompanying to the toilet
• Applying skin lotions, bandaging legs, putting on medical stockings and preparing other aids
• Laying down and repositioning bedridden people
• Observing changes and reporting to medical staff
• Supporting people to maintain a structured daily routine
• Co-organising activities and special events
• Assisting with the intake of meals and drinks
• Accompanying people at the end of life
• Performing simple administrative tasks on the computer, such as filling out forms

• Enjoyment in contact with people
• Enjoyment of domestic and practical tasks
• Empathy, willingness to help
• Patience and respect
• Teamwork and communication skills
• Sense of responsibility
• Sense of cleanliness and order
• Good physical and mental health, resilience

• A culture of informal address with an open and appreciative attitude
• Professional career support
• Free meals as part of the milieu-therapeutic aspect
• Contribution to fitness subscription
• Coverage of school book costs
• and much more.