We help you learn German. Understanding, speaking, reading, writing – we guide you every step of the way!
The integration course for people with low literacy skills is aimed at immigrants who already have learning experience and are literate in the Latin writing system, but are unfamiliar with writing and learning.
The course consists of a language course and an orientation course. In the language course, we first strengthen reading and writing skills. We also promote basic digital skills. We discuss topics from your life, explore the values of our society together, and give you important tips and advice for your everyday life.
For some courses, we also offer childcare.
Requirements for participation
You can participate in an integration course for people with low literacy skills…
- if the migration office (foreigners' authority) has required you to participate in the integration course.
- if you have received authorization to participate in the integration course from the agency responsible for unemployment benefits.
- if you have an authorization from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees.
- if you are not entitled to an integration course and are prepared to pay the full costs yourself.
We offer advice in several languages and also support you in applying for admission to the integration course.
Contents
In the language course…
- First, strengthen your reading and writing skills and become familiar with different types of tasks and exercises.
- You will learn the basics of the German language. You will talk about topics such as shopping, housing, health, leisure, work and career, childcare and education, etc.
- In addition, you will acquire basic digital skills and learn to use simple digital platforms or apps for learning German and to perform simple tasks there.
In the orientation course, we will teach you about the host society: the German legal system, history and culture, rights and obligations in Germany, values that are important in Germany, for example freedom of religion, tolerance and equality between women and men.
The final test “Living in Germany” is also recognized as a naturalization test if you achieve a certain score.
Venue:
PBW
Parity Education Center
Faulenstraße 31
28195 Bremen
Telephone: 0421 | 17 47 2-48
E-mail address:
Registration information:
Registration required
Cost:
see description
