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Vhs-Lernportal
Source: vhs-Lernportal
In vhs-Lernportal you will find online German courses at different levels from A1 to B2. The courses are suitable for self-study. All learners are accompanied by an online tutor who corrects their tasks, gives feedback, gives individual advice and motivates. The learning portal requires no previous knowledge: It is optimized for use on smartphones and can also be used via an app if there is temporarily no internet connection. The menu navigation and user interface have been translated into 18 languages. The use is free of charge. Vhs-Lernportal is funded by the Federal Ministery of Education and Research.
Nicos Weg
Source: dw.com/nico
Beginners from A1 onwards make rapid progress with the online German course called “Nicos Weg” (Nico’s Way). A video series and many interactive exercises convey the learning content in an entertaining and practical way. Users accompany Nico in his everyday life, experience the challenges of his new home with him, and of course learn a lot of German. The mobile course is suitable for tablets and smartphones, and is available in many source languages.
Learn German on the move now: dw.com/nico
German trainer
Source: Goethe-Institut
How do you count in German? What are food items called? How do you tell the time in German? The app’s ten chapters allow you to practice vocabulary and structures on topics from everyday life.
www.goethe.de/deutschtrainer
The Language Portal of the Austrian Integration Fund (ÖIF)
Source: Österreichischer Integrationsfond
The ÖIF Language Portal (Sprachportal) provides various options to complement German language courses: e.g. online exercises that can be implemented in a course or used independently at home, learning stories, podcasts and videos. Learning opportunities range from general language offers to work-related ones. That includes live online classes that learners can attend in a flexible manner without registration.
You can find out about life in Germany here:
Mein Weg nach Deutschland (Goethe-Institut)
Source: Flo Karr / Unsplash
Are you about to move to Germany or are you already there? You will find short texts containing information about living in Germany in this section at www.goethe.de/mwnd.
Migration counselling
Source: BAMF | Bildkraftwerk | Thomas Geiger
The teams of the Migration counselling service for adult Immigrants (MBE) and the Youth Migration Services (JMD) can help provide the answers to lots of questions that you have when you arrive in Germany. They can offer you advice on topics such as work and careers, learning German, health, and housing. Get in touch with them online, or seek advice in person at an advice office.
Make it in Germany
Source: © Make it in Germany
www.make-it-in-germany.com is the German government’s portal for qualified professionals from around the world. The portal, which can be browsed in a variety of different languages, offers information for those interested in moving to Germany – starting with preparations in the home country, to the actual move, to the first steps to be taken in Germany.