The course is aimed at foreigners, German as a foreign language for the purposes of the residence permit, e.g. Spousal reunification, Settlement permit, naturalization, Want to learn and improve your work permit.
Course details
The private German course is in 3 variants offered. The express course with 15 Appointments are particularly suitable for foreigners with previous knowledge. It is assumed, that can already speak German. The intensive course 30 Appointments are suitable for people with limited time availability. It is a compressed crash course in German with a focus on speaking. The standard German course with 45 Terminen is designed for beginners and covers comprehensive and in-depth grammar and speaking training from the ground up. You get the most learning effect through numerous exercises and moderate pace.
Spousal reunification
Requirements for knowledge of German apply for a spouse to join a foreigner living in Germany:
According to §28 para. 1 Sentence 5 i.V.m. § 30 Abs. 1 Sentence 1 No. 2 Residence law (Residence Act) The spouse joining you must be able to communicate at least in a simple manner in German. This means knowledge of German at level A1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (GER).
Settlement permit
Extended requirements apply to the granting of a settlement permit:
According to §9 paragraph. 2 Sentence 1 No. 7 Residence law (Residence Act) As a rule, “sufficient German language skills” must be proven. These usually correspond to level B1 of the GER, d.h. independent use of language.
naturalization
Naturalization also requires knowledge of German:
According to §10 para. 1 No. 6 Nationality Law (StAG) Applicants must have “sufficient knowledge” of the German language, which is supported by proof at the B1 level (GER) be confirmed.
Work permit / occupation
When it comes to issuing a work permit, the language level often depends on the activity:
According to §18a paragraph. 1 Sentence 2 and §18b paragraph. 1 No. 3 Residence law (Residence Act) Different language requirements may apply depending on the profession and qualifications. Qualified employment often requires level B1 or higher (GER) demanded; For certain professions, basic knowledge is sufficient (A2 GER).
Summary of the legal basis:
| Purpose | Paragraph/Norm | language level |
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| Spousal reunification | § 28, §30 Residence Act | A1 (easy communication) |
| Settlement permit | §9 Residence Act | B1 (sufficient language skills) |
| naturalization | § 10 StAG | B1 (sufficient language skills) |
| Work permit/employment | § 18a, §18b Residence Act | depending on the profession A2-B1 |
| recommendation | 3 times a week, 90min per session | |||
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| free travel |
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| Availability | Daily 8:00 – 19:00 Clock |
