About us

We know what it feels like to arrive in Germany as an international volunteer. From our own experience, we understand the excitement, the uncertainty, the language barriers, and the many small everyday situations in which good support is crucial.

From the very beginning, our goal has been to reduce language barriers for volunteers. Because language is far more than grammar and vocabulary—it is a key. It opens doors: to everyday life, to the placement organization, to personal encounters, and to a genuine sense of belonging.

That is why we design our language courses to be practical, respectful, and closely aligned with the real-life experiences of international volunteers. Through close and trusting cooperation with organizations from all over Germany, we develop programs that are tailored to the actual needs of volunteers.

As a small, local language school, we take the time to listen. We provide individual support and create learning environments in which people feel welcome, safe, and encouraged.

We focus on quality rather than quantity. You can rely on us to be there for you, to be approachable and responsive, and to listen to your feedback and take it seriously. Learning a language is a process that we shape together as partners.

  • Kurszeiten

    Jede Lernende hat andere Bedürfnisse, daher stellen wir Ihnen zwei Formate zu unterschiedlichen Zeiten zur Verfügung:

    • Standardkurse - einmal pro Woche für 14 Wochen
    • Intensivkurse - zweimal pro Woche für 14 Wochen

    Kurszeiten:

    • 10:00 - 11:30
    • 12:30 - 14:00
    • 17:15 - 18:45

    So ist rund ums Jahr ein flexibler Einstieg möglich 

    Ein Kurs umfasst 28 Unterrichtseinheiten á 45 Minuten 

  • Unsere Kurse umfassen

    Maximal 12 Teilnehmende pro Gruppe für eine intensive Betreuung

    Kostenfreie Nutzung der Lernplattform Deutschfuchs 

    Digitaler Unterricht mit wöchentlichen Hausaufgaben 

    Spracheinstufung durch die Lehrkräfte zu Beginn des Kurses

    Teilnahmebestätigung* (bei regelmäßiger und aktiver Teilnahme)