Subsidised German courses
Our certified German courses help foreigners, Ukrainians, refugees and jobseekers to learn German step by step - practical, recognised and with official funding. Whether for everyday life, work or successful integration: our courses lay the foundation for new opportunities in Germany.
Book state-subsidised courses now and learn German
Integration courses

The integration process begins with the integration course. It not only teaches important German language skills, but also basic knowledge about life, culture and the legal system in Germany. The aim is to break down language barriers and master everyday life - from dealing with the authorities to working life - with confidence.
Professional language courses

Book B2 and C1 courses now. The courses not only teach advanced grammar and vocabulary, but also focus on practical communication in the workplace: writing emails, taking part in meetings, holding technical discussions or giving presentations. In this way, participants are optimally prepared for the demands of modern working environments.
German course for Transport & Logistics

Anyone wanting to work in transport, logistics, or a driving service in Germany needs a good command of German – for daily work, dealing with customers, and working in a team. Our German course, specially designed for this career entry, provides practical language skills and subject-specific knowledge, and is subsidised by the state via an "Aktivierungs- und Vermittlungsgutschein" (AVGS) up to 100 %.
Integration courses

The integration process begins with the integration course. It not only teaches important German language skills, but also basic knowledge about life, culture and the legal system in Germany. The aim is to break down language barriers and master everyday life - from dealing with the authorities to working life - with confidence.
BSK: Vocational language courses organised by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees
BSK B2 Care

The professional language course B2 Care is aimed at international professionals and job seekers who work in the care sector or would like to take up employment. The course builds on existing German language skills and leads specifically to language level B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Job-BSK

Workplace-orientated vocational language courses B1-C1. Our workplace-oriented professional language courses are aimed at people with a migration background, refugees and international skilled workers who want to improve their German language skills specifically for their job. The courses are available at levels B1, B2 and C1 and are based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Trainee-BSK

100% subsidised German courses for trainees. Anyone starting an apprenticeship in Germany needs a good command of German - in the company, at vocational school and in everyday life. Our German courses specially designed for trainees are subsidised by the state at 100% and are therefore free of charge for participants.
Subsidised language courses from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees
For successful integration, you need more than just language skills. It is important to get to know your new adopted country: how does social coexistence work, what values underpin the society, what cultural peculiarities are there - for example, what is dinner like?
The integration course therefore consists of the language course and the subsequent orientation course. Acquire language skills up to level B1 in the basic and advanced course modules. After the language course, you are entitled to take the exam German test for immigrants (DTZ) exam.
Renowned language school
Benefit from the experience and quality of a recognised language school with an excellent reputation for your sponsored language course.
Flexible course times
Choose course times that fit into your schedule.
Free advice
Let us advise you free of charge and without obligation on examination formats, procedures and preparation options.
Online or in Heidelberg
Attend courses on site in Heidelberg or complete them conveniently online.
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