Berufsförderungswerk Mainz Bildungsinstitut für Gesundheit und Soziales gemeinnützige GmbH

I am referring to physiotherapy training. According to the subjective perception of the school management / management, one completes a good training. This is not the case, there are certainly even worse schools. But comparing oneself with even worse ones is a sign of poverty. You always have to be careful not to get a knife rammed in the back by lecturers or school management / management. As a reason for incomprehensible reviews, flimsy reasons come to the fore, example. : "I'm a physiotherapist, not you! I don't have to answer your questions any further." Without even making a technical or logical explanation. How can one take such a facility seriously? Then the school management comes along with general statements: "We guarantee a technically competent training, our students would be satisfied". What is that supposed to mean?!, How should you be taken seriously?!, Yes there are definitely good lecturers, but they are totally ruined if they don't do what they are told. ........ So if your choice is to go to a better school, not this one.

I did my training as a podiatrist here, I can only recommend the school, especially the training management Ms. Mafenbaier is a very competent and lovable person!

This school is difficult to rate. I graduated there myself and unfortunately had the same experiences as some others. Only that one must not look to the lecturer to blame, but exclusively to the leadership. The training management in particular should feel addressed. Dealing with the students and lecturers is snooty and arrogant. If you address deficits such as B. 50% lesson failure you get the statement that the costs only cover half of the costs and then that would fit, are not uncommon. I personally would not recommend this school to anyone.

Definitely no recommendation - in recent months, some teachers abruptly quit, that is, were gone. Now the question arises to me - in particular, how students with disabilities after such a''Umstellung'' then can trust again to make a successful conclusion. No recommendation from me, as long as no decisive change takes place. Pity about the teachers and students.

For years, I beat myself with my two big toes with ingrown nail and inflammation, until I could no longer wear closed shoes. I thought I would get it "treated" by myself, but you are wrong and you underestimate how much this small part of the body can restrict you if it is permanently inflamed and swollen. I then went into professional hands and am more than happy and relieved. Mr Kappel has taken the time to explain step by step the most appropriate course of action for me and what I should be aware of during and after treatment. I feel very well and in good hands in practice. Have been on both toes now for several weeks a clip and have already felt an improvement since day 1. Can I only recommend to anyone who has problems with his toes!