Is financing feasible? Single-family house 155 sqm

Once again, in addition to the higher service studies?
From which salary grade do I then need it?

Girlfriend moves up one level annually. Currently works in A10, but has an A13 position. All agreed. Due to very good graduation, she can progress here annually, salary level reductions, etc. So everything is definitely safe. Such cases are probably very, very rare, which is why the question arises

Okay, crazy setup.
I’d bet my butt that it’s not Bavaria, right? That would bypass all career paths that govern their procedure.
Congratulations!!!

I see the rest exactly as you do

No, if you have studied, you are in the higher service and usually automatically SGL. If you come from the elevated service, you can also advance to the higher service without studying. For that, you need several good and very good evaluations and, of course, the suitability. This alone cannot be achieved before the middle of your 40s in terms of time.

Congratulations on the construct. Your friend is one among under 3,000. Very rare is still an understatement. This procedure is possible in every federal state but only with corresponding backing and only at the financial directorate or directly at the ministry.

No, if you have studied you are in the higher service and usually automatically a SGL. If you come from the elevated service you can also advance to the higher service without studying. For this you need several good and very good evaluations and of course suitability. This alone cannot be achieved before the age of 40.

That is not correct, at least in BaWü. Studying at the Verwaltungshochschule in Ludwigsburg or Kehl is also necessary for the elevated service. Degree: Bachelor, formerly Dipl. Verwaltungswirt. Salary up to A13; for anything above that (higher service, A14-A16) you then need the promotion course, which is correct. Or with a master's degree directly into the higher service. That's why I asked.

Nananana, the higher intermediate service requires a degree. In Bavaria as well. And yes, up to A13 it works (but even there only with aptitude from A12) for everyone, anything above that is higher service and requires, as Schipa says, the external law or master’s degree.

Haha oh sorry I just noticed the misunderstanding. For some reason, I don't consider the "Ausbildung" in the senior service as a degree but as a regular vocational training. By degree I meant a completed law degree. That is common for people who are directly hired in the higher service.