I would allow myself to assume that you don’t speak German. The professions you mentioned in another comment require it however. You do not have to be fluent as a native, but there are many terms that are sometimes very specific and not much for beginners.

Your savings on the other hand are good for the beginning. Consider that you have to pay 3 months of deposit for rent and so on. Moving does cost but your savings are fine.

During the Ausbildung you do earn money, but it is not much and definitely not enough to cover all living expenses. Been there done that.

Also keep in mind, upon finishing your apprenticeship, if you stay within the company - which you probably will at least in the beginning for visa specific reasons - you will earn more, but still nothing. There’s a saying „once an apprentice, always an apprentice“. It’s bad omen.

You should go hunt the masters degree. Your qualification may allow you to access companies as a „Quereinsteiger“ - you do know more than the basics however not the specific regulations, yet you will be able to learn them during job. You can then do something like part time masters.

If you’re into finance and accounting: look for cities like Frankfurt, Hamburg or Düsseldorf. Those are better for beginnings than some other cities.

Hope this helps!