German Courses at our Language School in Leipzig
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General Integration Course
You are new in Germany and want to learn German quickly and easily? Or you've been here for a while, but haven't had the chance to attend a German course yet?
- Requirement: none
- 700 teaching units (incl. orientation course)
- Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (DTZ) by g.a.s.t.
- usually fully funded
- real-life learning content
- also as evening course
Women's Integration Course
This course is aimed at women. In addition to the usual learning content, special topics from the large area of family life are also given space here.
- Requirement: female
- 1000 teaching units (incl. orientation course)
- Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (DTZ) by g.a.s.t.
- usually fully funded
- real-life learning content
Youth Integration Course
You are between 18 and 26 years young and want to learn German in an uncomplicated way? You want to do an apprenticeship, but are still a little unsure?
- Requirement: Age 18-26
- 1000 teaching units (incl. orientation course)
- Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (DTZ) by g.a.s.t.
- usually fully funded
- real-life learning content
Second Script Learner Course
This course is aimed at learners for whom the writing system in German is still largely unknown, but who are already literate in their mother tongue.
- Requirement: non-literate or slow learning preferred
- 1000 teaching units (incl. orientation course)
- Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (DTZ) by g.a.s.t.
- usually fully funded
- real life learning content
Alphabetization Course
You can't write the German letters yet and maybe not even in your native language?
- Requirement: non-literate and little learning experience
- 1300 teaching units (incl. orientation course)
- g.a.s.t. German test for immigrants
- usually fully funded
- real-life learning content
Professional Language Course A2/B1/B2/C1
You have been in Germany for a while and want to attend a German course for work?
- Requirement: German certificate A1/A2/B1/B2
- 400-500 lessons
- telc German Test for the Profession (DTB)
- usually fully funded
- Learning content from the working world
- also as evening course
German for Medical Professionals
You have a degree in human medicine, dentistry or pharmacy completed in your home country and you would like to work in your profession in Germany?
- Requirement: completed studies in human medicine, dentistry or pharmacy, certificate German B2
- 600 lessons
- Specialized language examination (FSP) before the respective competent chamber
- usually fully funded
- practical learning content
German for Health Care Professions
You have completed training or studies in nursing or physiotherapy in your home country and you would like to work in your profession in Germany?
- Requirement: completed training or a degree in a health care profession, certificate German B1
- 600 lessons
- telc German B1-B2 nursing
- usually fully funded
- practical learning content
More Offers
Auf Anfrage bieten wir auch TestDaF-Vorbereitungskurse und -Prüfungen, Sprachkurse für Firmen zu besonderen Konditionen oder auch Sprachkurse wie z. B. Arabisch, Spanisch oder weitere Sprachen an.
- TestDaF-Vorbereitungskurse und -Prüfungen
- Angebote für Firmen
- Weitere Sprachen
The Language School for your Future Career
Our language school offers the best possible support for your professional future and accompanies you to achieving your goal. We are exactly the right place for this, as we offer you a diverse selection of German courses - regardless of your current level.
Without any prior knowledge, you can lay the foundation for your German skills and abilities in our beginner courses. The most suitable course is one of our integration courses, in which you can learn from level A1 to B1. The unique aspect of our language school is that all types of integration courses can be taken, such as general integration courses, youth integration courses, women's integration courses, second language courses and literacy courses.
Following this, you have the option of joining a career language course. Here we will guide you optionally up to level C1. Alternatively, you can also start at level A2 or B1 without previously having attended an integration course. If you have completed training in the field of nursing or have studied medicine, we also offer special courses for this field.
Our Language School Offers You
- a warm and competent team
- a familiar atmosphere
- laptops, headsets or similar technology to borrow for the duration of the course and technical support
- confidential social counseling for all concerns such as communication with authorities, filling out applications, etc.
- day care for children during courses
"This language school has given me the optimal jump-start towards my professional future and has accompanied me on the way to my goal."
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Learn German - even without previous knowledge
Learn German without previous knowledge
Without prior knowledge, you can lay the foundation of your German skills and abilities in our beginner courses. Best suited for this is one of our integration courses, where you can learn from level A1 to B1.
Special Features
- Special Youth and Women Integration Courses
- Intensive Courses from A1 to C1
- Literacy Courses and for Second Language Learners
Deepen German Skills
You already have some knowledge of the German language and would like to deepen your knowledge? Or do you work in a healthcare field? Then our advanced language courses are just right for you.
Special Features
- German Courses for the Profession
- Courses at higher levels
- Special Courses for Fast Learners
Levels in Learning German
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages is a benchmark for the acquisition of language skills in order to compare different European language certificates. With its help, progress in learning German can be assessed.
Completing the various levels and corresponding certificates will open various doors for you in Germany such as in jobs and the training market. Find out beforehand what you need to achieve your goals. At our language school you can take certified exams, such as telc and TestDaF, at all levels.
At our language school you can take certified exams, such as telc and TestDaF, at all levels.
A1
Beginner
At level A1, you can use and understand familiar, everyday expressions and simple phrases. This includes, for example, introducing yourself and being able to ask other people about themselves.
It is possible to communicate in a simple way if you speak slow and clear and if your partner is prepared to help.
In most cases you need an A1 passed exam certificate for a spouse or family reunion. For a language Visa to Germany an A1 certificate is also at least required.
A2
Basic knowledge
The basic knowledge of level A2 includes understanding frequently used expressions related to the areas of everyday life.
In simple, routine situations, where it is mainly a matter of exchanging information or talking about familiar things, people can communicate.
B1
Progressed language skills
You can handle most situations linguistically when it comes to familiar things from your own environment. You are able to explain and justify your views on familiar topics and areas of personal interest.
According to the Skilled Workers Immigration Act, a certificate of having passed the B1 examination is a requirement for German Immigrants to be able to work here.
Some universities in the artistic field accept a B1 certificate as a requirement for admission as proof of language skills. This also applies for some English-speaking college courses in Germany.
In some professions you can already start an apprenticeship with a B1 certificate, although a B2 language level gives you a better chance of success.
B2
Independent language skills
At this level you can understand and discuss the main ideas of complex texts to both concrete and abstract topics. You can communicate spontaneously and fluently with native speakers with easy understanding on both sides.
Having no problems explaining a point of view on a current issue, as well as assessing the advantages and disadvantages of different options.
With a successful completion of this level and the corresponding certificate you can study any career at a German vocational school. You will also be able to meet the requirements of a successful everyday working life with the skills at this level.
C1
Advanced language skills
At level C1, a wide range of demanding longer texts can be understood and their implicit meaning grasped. You can express yourself both spontaneously and fluently without having to search for words.
The language can be used efficient and flexible in social and professional life. At this level, one can express oneself about complex matters in a clear, structured and detailed manner, using various means to link texts.
Certified completion of the C1 language level is one of the basic requirements for attending a German university. However, most universities only accept special C1 certificates such as telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, DSH or TestDaF.
C2
Nearly native language skills
Understand, summarize, and justify information from a variety of written or oral sources with ease and reproduce explanations in a coherent presentation.
At this level, even more complex issues can be made clear through finer levels of meaning. Speaking is fluent and precise.
German Lessons in Person
Face to Face with Students
Even though the maximum number of course participants per room is limited by external circumstances such as the Corona pandemic, many German courses can take place in person by providing the course participants with two rooms in which they split up.
Each room is equipped with a 360-degree camera that digitally connects the two rooms, creating a shared virtual space where the teacher is permanently present. In the process, the teacher changes classrooms several times during the course of the lesson so that each group has an equal opportunity to be face-to-face with the teacher.
Hybrid classes are also possible with the technology available at our language school. This means that one part of the group can study face to face with their teacher in the course room, while the other part of the group participates online from home. The groups alternate according to a set schedule.
