TEACHING GERMAN

We will help you to Study TEACHING GERMAN in top German Universities.

Teaching German

While living in Germany, it is very important to know German for many reason either you would to talk to your fellow students or to discuss politics with your colleagues at lunch. Or you want to know more about German customs – what people eat for supper, for example, or the tradition of taking a walk on Sunday. This is what integration courses are all about. Not only will you learn German or improve your German; you and other newcomers will learn about Germany and its citizens, traditions, history and much more. In addition, you’ll be able to make new friends.

There are certain institutions who offer you a Course for Teaching German after which you can become a certified German Teacher.

Application Process

For studying in Germany

Eligibility Check

Verify if you meet the academic and language requirements for the chosen course and university.

APS Application

If required for your country, submit your documents to the Academic Evaluation Center for evaluation.

University Shortlisting

Research and select the German universities and courses that align with your interests and qualifications.

Application in Chosen Universities

Research and select the German universities and courses that align with your interests and qualifications.

Block Account Opening

After receiving admission confirmation, open a blocked bank account to prove sufficient funds for living expenses.

Visa Application

Apply for a student visa at the German embassy or consulate in your home country.

University Enrolment

Upon arrival in Germany, complete the enrolment process at your chosen university to officially begin your studies.

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Every study program, whether it is Masters in Germany or any other course, has its own study conditions and curriculum. With the help of these two, it is easier to get along with all the different courses. The study conditions throw light upon the various subjects and lectures that are offered and the weightage of marks and credits each of them carries. It also highlights the lectures which need to be absolved. The curriculum shows the name of the subject along with the term in which it would be studied. A student can make his/her own timetable by seeking help from a senior student or the student advisor at the university.