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How long the legal clerkship in Brandenburg lasts, which stations it includes, how it is financed and what you should know about health insurance.

As a salaried teacher in Germany, your annual pay decides between statutory and private health insurance. We explain the 2026 threshold and the cost calculation.

Basic trainee pay, state health aid of 50 percent and the choice between voluntary statutory and private insurance during teacher training in Schleswig-Holstein.

Legal traineeship in Baden-Württemberg: maintenance allowance, health insurance, family cover and secondary jobs explained. Last updated October 2026.

During the legal clerkship (Rechtsreferendariat) in Saarland, an allowance, your insurance and side-job rules matter most. Here is what to clarify before you start.

Beihilfe (state health aid) in Lower Saxony: 50, 70 and 80 percent by group, worked examples, dental limits in training and matching insurance.

Beihilfe (the German state health allowance for civil servants) covers part of your costs in Hamburg. Here are the rates, the 2025 changes and what to check first.

Why status comes first in teacher training in Brandenburg, what Beihilfe and health insurance mean in each case, and where the binding pay information is published.

Status, Beihilfe, family insurance, remaining costs and deadlines: in five steps you check whether statutory or private insurance suits your clerkship.

Unemployed after your German Referendariat? Learn how the entitlement to unemployment benefit works, how health insurance continues and what applies in the summer holidays.