Hi @beebson
As I understand it, you came to Germany from Ukraine and made an application for a residence permit according to paragraph 24 (temporary protection). Did you then appeal (in German ‘Widerspruch’) the decision with the immigration office? Did you then go on and file a lawsuit (in German ‘Klage’) with the local administrative court (Verwaltungsgericht)?
If I have understood your case correctly, then the court is considering your entitlement to paragraph 24 (temporary protection). If you do not think you have an entitlement to temporary protection (i.e. you had a temporary residence permit in Ukraine and do not have Ukrainian family members or in a relationship with a Ukrainian person), then it may be best to withdraw your case. But I am not a lawyer so cannot advise on the correct course of action.
The other aspect of your situation is that you have found an Ausbildung, which is great. The issue as I see it is with the timing as your application for paragraph 24 was rejected before you got the contract.
Have you been issued with a deadline to leave Germany (Ausreisefrsit)? Were you sent a paper to confirm when you leave Germany (Grenzübertrittsbescheinigung)?
If you have not made a written application for a residence permit according to paragraph 16a of the Aufenthaltsgesetz I recommend you do so, enclosing a copy of the Ausbildung contract. If you are already obliged to leave Germany, it is likely they will continue to insist that you leave and go through the visa process. Have you already begun the Ausbildung? If so, I would point out that is unreasonable to expect you to leave during the Ausbildung as it will interrupt the very reason you are entitled to a permit.
Best,
Éanna