Languages and integration in Dresden
Evening Course „After Work“
Overview
| Age Group | Ages 16 and up |
| Course Content | General Language Skills | Career oriented German |
| Course Length | 4 to 48 weeks, Prices |
| Course Dates | Year-round | every Monday | Current Courses |
| Beginner | Current Courses |
| Course Levels | Beginner (A1) to Advanced (C2) |
| Timeplan | between 17:30 und 20:30 Uhr |
| Lessons | 6 lessons per week |
| Participants | Average 5 students, 9 maximum |
| Freetime program | 2 activities weekly / Weekend excursions at request |
Course description
If you are working or studying in Dresden and you would like to learn German on the side, or if you wish to improve your German for on the job, we recommend our German Evening Course “After Work”.
You can visit this German course either once or twice weekly for 3 x 45 min. per session once or twice a week. One level, like A1, you can than do with 3 courses/modules of 8 weeks each.
In this course, all the general German skills and knowledge are covered, but also language skills that you will need and can use everyday at your workplace. The lesson plans emphasize communication and are practically orientated. The smaller class groups allow students more opportunities to speak and to develop skills more quickly.
Technical Language
If you need to develop specialised language for a particular field, like economic, business, or scientific German, we highly recommend additional private lessons.[DD]eutsch – A start package for Dresden’s newcomers
We would like to say „Willkommen“ to all „New Dresdeners“!
If you are the kind of person who needs German foremost for practical, realistic situations, and you are a newcomer to Dresden and you haven’t any learned German yet, we recommend our course „[DD]eutsch“. While learning German you’ll also have our help in dealing with bureaucratic hurdles, and save yourself some time in doing so.
This course combines our German Evening „After Work“ course with an additional practical module as a private lesson. Thereby you can use your German skills for practical things like opening a bank account, finding a flat, going to the Ausländerbehörde, seeing a tax consultant or getting health insurance.
TIP
Of course you could rather plan for and experience an individual culture programme with your instructor.