Language courses
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German is more than just words – it is your key to training, vocational school and everyday life in Brandenburg. Anyone who has a good command of the language can get started with confidence, understand tasks, get involved in the workplace and make social contacts more easily. Language skills open doors and make your start in training and everyday life easier, more exciting and more independent.
Language courses
Why German is your advantage:
Job application & interview
You clearly show what you can do and what you want – in writing and in person – leaving a strong impression on training companies.
Understanding in the workplace
Colleagues, technical terms, instructions, dialects – anyone who knows German understands everything, tackles tasks straight away and integrates into the team.
Vocational school & exams
Expert knowledge, tests and exams are conducted in German. With solid language skills, you will master the learning material confidently and with greater assurance.
Life in Germany
Whether flat-share, shopping, doctor or leisure club: those who speak German feel more comfortable, can act more independently and stay right in the middle of things instead of being left out.
Tip
B1 is the basis, B2 or higher gets you to the top and gives you more self-confidence, opportunities and fun. B2 is important for exams
Funding opportunities
These grants will help you get further
If your German isn't quite up to scratch yet, you aren't alone in Brandenburg – two strong programmes are on hand to support you through your training and vocational college.
Vocational language courses for apprentices (Azubi-BSK): The most important language support provision for trainees with a migration background. The BAMF courses run alongside training and are tailored precisely to vocational school and the workplace. To the Employment Agency course search →
Vocational language courses for apprentices (Azubi-BSK): The most important language support provision for trainees with a migration background. The BAMF courses run alongside training and are tailored precisely to vocational school and the workplace. To the Employment Agency course search →
Supported Training Brandenburg (AsA): Particularly supports young refugees and trainees with language support needs – with individual learning support, language training (in some cases up to B2), exam preparation, socio-educational support, and assistance with problems in the workplace or vocational school. More from the State of Brandenburg (LASV) →