German as a Foreign Language

The integration course has been designed by the German government with the intention to successfully teach the German language and knowledge of Germany's legal system, culture and history to foreigners. More information

The mothers / parents German courses are designed to help mothers find their way around the German educational system. Additional topics in the courses are family, everyday life and leisure. More information

These courses are aimed specifically at asylum seekers or persons in procession of a tolerated stay permit who have not yet been admitted to the integration courses of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). More information

The vocational language courses, in accordance with section 45a of the Residence Act, are a language program for people from an immigrant background who want to improve their chances in the job market. More information

The basic, independent and proficient user courses are aimed at people who want to learn or improve German as a foreign language, from language level A1 to C2. More information

These courses are aimed at people who would like to improve their German skills or wish to prepare for an Examination. Those trainings are held in the form of block seminars held either on weekends or two days a week. More information

If you pass the naturalisation test, you will receive a certificate with your result from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. A language test for naturalisation can be also required. More information