Children

Our lessons are always based on a common topic that we all enjoy. We travel together to the land of dinosaurs or to the penguins at the South Pole, or construct our own cars and ships. The topic gives us reason to discuss, tell stories, write and read in German.

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Bilingual children

As a guideline for our students, parents and teachers, we have compiled the most important learning goals for the subject German for bilingual children for classes 1-4  from the German, Austrian and Swiss curricula. If our students have achieved all learning objectives of a class, they receive a certificate. On average about 1-2 years are needed (60-80 learning hours) for one class. When the learning goals in class 4 have been achieved, students are ready for GCSE training.

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Non-bilingual children

The learning goals of the Pinguin groups (non-bilingual) are based on the learning goals of the foreign language curriculum for German in England. The Pinguine also need about 1-2 years (60-80 hours of instruction) for a level, for which they also receive a certificate.

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Young people​

In the GCSE and A-Level groups, the focus is increasingly on targeted exam training. We ensure that our students are all able to sit a German GCSE and an A-level exam, where possible at their own school or at an exam center we work with. Ideally, our students take their GCSE in Year 8 or 9 and their A-level in Year 12.

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Adults

With our adult students, we focus entirely on individual needs. We offer telc exams as prove of a certain  German language level (telc A1-C2). Telc exams are internationally recognised.

 

Working individually

All students work individually at their respective level and at their own pace. We use various course and exercise books, and also provide students and parents with learning materials and practice exams. It's important to us that everyone learns German right where they are!

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