Children
Children whose mother tongue is not German learn German as a second language. With the help of pictures, photos and drawings, the children expand their vocabulary and understand situations intuitively. By drawing on their experiences and interests, children learn to express themselves in German and to master everyday situations independently. The course can be completed with the exams Fit in Deutsch (KID 1) and Fit in Deutsch (KID 2), whereby the respective learning level of the children in the four skills reading, listening, writing and speaking can be documented.

Teenagers
Young people who do not have German as their mother tongue are given the opportunity to learn the German language in a structured way. In addition, they practise reading / writing / and learning strategies, which provide them with enormous support in coping with the respective tasks. Helpful means of speaking are practised in dialogues and role-plays, so that the young people go about their everyday lives as communicatively active persons. Depending on their previous knowledge, they are introduced to the appropriate level and are specifically prepared for the telc examinations Zertifikat Deutsch für Jugendliche A1/ A2 and telc Deutsch B1 Schule.

Adults
Adults whose mother tongue is not German learn to become linguistically active from the very beginning. The introduction of important means of speech on a specific topic as well as the development of simple grammatical emphases enable learners to actively use the German language. Care is taken to ensure that all four skills are trained in accordance with the CEFR, so that targeted preparation for the DTZ examination (Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer) can be achieved. Further advanced courses lead to telc Deutsch B2.