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BAMF Integration Course: Get a foothold with Learn and Speak Leipzig

The BAMF integration course was developed to help you get started in Germany in an uncomplicated way and by teaching relevant content. Therefore, in most cases, it is also sponsored by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (abbreviation: BAMF).

Learn and Speak, your language school in Leipzig, supports you competently on this path. Learn along with other participants the most important basics about language, history and German law, in order to quickly feel at home in Germany.

During a BAMF integration course, which includes a total of 700 teaching units, you will learn  how to use the German language in concrete everyday situations with confidence.

You will cover the following topics, among others:

• Shopping and living
• Leisure time and social contacts
• work and profession
• the German health system and visits to the doctor
• Offices and authorities

 

What do I learn in a BAMF integration course?

The German integration course has two goals:

• On the one hand, it is about improving your German language skills so that you will soon be able to master everyday situations such as shopping, filling out forms, or simply having a conversation with your neighbor without any problems.
• At the same time, the curriculum includes imparting important knowledge about Germany's values, culture and history. As a result, you will find your way around your new home in Germany even faster and better. In short, you will be able to socialize and integrate faster!

Divided into two parts, your integration course consists of a language course and a subsequent orientation course.

 

The language course

In the first part, the language course, you and your fellow students will concentrate fully on learning important vocabulary and grammar.

The language course is further divided into the basic- and advanced language courses.

Within a total of 600 teaching units (UE), you will deal with authentic topics from everyday life.

Afterwards, you will be able to:

• write letters or e-mails in German,
• find a new apartment on your own or
• apply for a job.

 

The Orientation Course

You have already successfully completed the language course? Congratulations!

You are now qualified to attend the second part of your BAMF integration course: the orientation course.

This comprises 100 teaching units (UE) and provides you with basic knowledge about life in Germany.

In teaching useful everyday knowledge, the focus is on these questions, among others:

• What do I need to know about the German legal system?
• What important events are part of German history and culture?
• What importance do values such as tolerance or equal rights for men and women have in Germany?
• What rights, and obligations, do I have when I live in Germany?

The orientation course ends with the Test "Leben in Deutschland". The certificate is a prerequisite for naturalization.

Do you have questions about your BAMF integration course? Please do not hesitate to contact us. We are looking forward to hearing from you!

Information about the integration course at a glance

Possible course types: Face-to-face course or online course

Course times: Full-time course in the morning or afternoon, or part-time course in the evening

Duration / teaching units (UE): 100 UE orientation course + 600 UE language course 

BAMF Integration Course: Get a foothold with Learn and Speak Leipzig

The BAMF integration course was developed to help you get started in Germany in an uncomplicated way and by teaching relevant content. Therefore, in most cases, it is also sponsored by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (abbreviation: BAMF).

Learn and Speak, your language school in Leipzig, supports you competently on this path. Learn along with other participants the most important basics about language, history and German law, in order to quickly feel at home in Germany.

During a BAMF integration course, which includes a total of 700 teaching units, you will learn  how to use the German language in concrete everyday situations with confidence.

You will cover the following topics, among others:

• Shopping and living
• Leisure time and social contacts
• work and profession
• the German health system and visits to the doctor
• Offices and authorities

 

What do I learn in a BAMF integration course?

The German integration course has two goals:

• On the one hand, it is about improving your German language skills so that you will soon be able to master everyday situations such as shopping, filling out forms, or simply having a conversation with your neighbor without any problems.
• At the same time, the curriculum includes imparting important knowledge about Germany's values, culture and history. As a result, you will find your way around your new home in Germany even faster and better. In short, you will be able to socialize and integrate faster!

Divided into two parts, your integration course consists of a language course and a subsequent orientation course.

 

The language course

In the first part, the language course, you and your fellow students will concentrate fully on learning important vocabulary and grammar.

The language course is further divided into the basic- and advanced language courses.

Within a total of 600 teaching units (UE), you will deal with authentic topics from everyday life.

Afterwards, you will be able to:

• write letters or e-mails in German,
• find a new apartment on your own or
• apply for a job.

 

The Orientation Course

You have already successfully completed the language course? Congratulations!

You are now qualified to attend the second part of your BAMF integration course: the orientation course.

This comprises 100 teaching units (UE) and provides you with basic knowledge about life in Germany.

In teaching useful everyday knowledge, the focus is on these questions, among others:

• What do I need to know about the German legal system?
• What important events are part of German history and culture?
• What importance do values such as tolerance or equal rights for men and women have in Germany?
• What rights, and obligations, do I have when I live in Germany?

The orientation course ends with the Test "Leben in Deutschland". The certificate is a prerequisite for naturalization.

Do you have questions about your BAMF integration course? Please do not hesitate to contact us. We are looking forward to hearing from you!

Do you have questions about the BAMF integration course?

Please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!

How do I know what my language level is?

Many of our participants are not sure what their language level is at the beginning of a language course.

Do you want to start learning German from scratch? Or did you already have German lessons in school, but don't know how much you can really remember? No problem!

Before you start your BAMF integration course, we will conduct a placement test with you. Please contact us to schedule an appointment for the test.

This is completely free of charge or obligation!

The result shows you and us exactly where you stand linguistically. This way, we can be sure to choose the right module for you, so that you can get off to a smooth and successful start with your German course in Leipzig.

How can I participate in the integration course?

You need an entitlement ("Berechtigung") to participate in the integration course. This can be issued by the BAMF, Jobcenter, Aliens' Registration Office or Social Welfare Office.

Dates of our BAMF Integration Courses

BAMF Integration Course: All information on costs and financial aid!

The German government offers people who want to learn German a variety of options for financial support for different language courses.

This includes the BAMF integration course. This means that under certain conditions you can participate either free of charge or at least at a reduced rate.

 

What do I need to participate in the BAMF integration course free of charge?

If you have an obligation ("Verpflichtung") from the Job Center or the Social Welfare Office, you can attend the integration course free of charge. If you have an obligation from the Aliens' Registration Office, or an entitlement ("Berechtigung") from the BAMF, participation is only free of charge for you if you own a Leipzig Pass or receive one of the following: Bürgergeld, Arbeitslosengeld I or Wohngeld.

It is necessary to apply for cost exemption.

 

How do I receive a price reduction for participation?

If you have an entitlement to attend the BAMF integration course, you only pay €2.29 per teaching unit for participation.

This means that you will have costs of 229.00 € per module, which consists of 100 teaching units (UE). The entire integration course, however, comprises 700 teaching units (UE). After successfully completing the "Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer" and the test "Leben in Deutschland", it is possible to apply to the BAMF for a refund of 50% of the course fees already paid.

Help with filling out the application for admission to the integration course

We know that it is sometimes complicated to keep track of the German bureaucracy. That is why we are happy to help you with your application for admission!

Here you will find the application for admission to an integration course (only available in German) and all the important information about which BAMF branch office (not the Foreigners' Authority) you need to send your application to.

Do you have questions about formalities, registration or the BAMF integration course procedure?

Sponsored language courses: What other options are there?

Are you interested in subsidized language courses in Leipzig but are not sure what the possibilities are exactly?

We are your competent contact, whether you are interested in subsidized language courses for private individuals or for companies.

It is not always easy to keep track of all the requirements and regulations, but, with us, you are in good hands. We, at Learn and Speak Leipzig, will be happy to advise you and work with you to find the best funding option!

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Contact us - by phone at +49 341 2228877-0, by e-mail or simply use our contact form.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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