Effective intensive courses to learn German quickly and with the highest quality. We offer suitable accommodation for the time of your German course. Whether in one of our guesthouses, ...
Third academic exchange on the Linguistic Landscape Approach and its potential for teaching German as a Foreign Language, ...
A maximum of 100 points may be earned - 75 points in the written exam and 25 points on the oral exam. The exam is deemed to have been passed if at least 60 points (60 % of the maximum point score) ...
Journalist and communication officer and coordination of efforts between the SIKKA platform team and cultural actors and creators. A poet, writer and a cultural editor in many newspapers and magazines ...
Sikka is the Arabic word for "path" and was chosen as the name of the platform as it serves as a path to the future of Sudan by archiving social and cultural changes and movements in Sudan and the ...
The goal of the lessons is for you to enjoy making quick and lasting progress in your learning and to noticeably improve your ...
"Foreign-German cultural societies" who have concluded cooperation agreements with the Goethe-Institut bear the name "Goethe Centre." They undertake to set up their language and cultural work ...
In November 2023, the team organized a four-day networking meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, bringing together both Sudanese and non-Sudanese partners of the Goethe and Ta’ziz Partnership Network.
This Open Call for the International Forum is addressed at theatre practitioners at the beginning of their artistic practice who have already gathered some professional experience. They may be from ...
The Goethe-Institut Gulf Region administers exams for all levels (A1 to C1) in the UAE (Abu Dhabi, Dubai), Oman (Muscat), Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar. Kindly contact us for further investigations.
In response to the current situation, the Production Fund 2024 aims to create new spaces for art, culture and discourse in Sudan and beyond. 7 projects by selected artists were awarded financial ...
Saxon, Kölsch, Swabian, Platt - there are many ways of speaking German. But what do these different dialects sound like?