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LEARNING GERMAN FOR NEW IMMIGRANTS

IN THE CITY AND DISTRICT OF HEILBRONNEnglisch

FOREWORD

This brochure provides information about the options for learning German in the City and District of Heilbronn. It therefore helps people who are moving in from abroad or who have been living in Germany for some time and have so far little or no knowledge of German. But it also supports volunteers and institutions as it helps them to find their way in this field providing an overview of the German language courses on o?er. Being able to speak German o?ers many advantages. You are able to ?>qualify for a profession or take up a job faster and better ?>accompany and support your child appropriately at school ?>build up your social contacts ?> take a more active part in the life of the City and District of Heilbronn and take advantage of their opportunities. This brochure also gives families with children useful tips on how to support their child's language acquisition.

We wish you every success in learning German!

District of Heilbronn

Educational coordinator for new immigrants

Migration and Integration

Stadt Heilbronn

Sta? unit Participation and Integration

CONTENTS

FOREWORD

CONTENTS

INTEGRATION COURSES

General information

Access to the Integration Course

Integration Course Providers

FURTHER GERMAN COURSES

Language courses of the City and District of Heilbronn (VwV-Deutsch)

Language courses of the aim academy

Provision of commercial language schools

Online courses - learning German on the Internet

SELF-STUDY GERMAN LEARNING

TIPS FOR LANGUAGE ACQUISITION OF CHILDREN

IN MULTILINGUAL FAMILIES

ADVICE CENTRES

INTEGRATION COURSES

WHO CAN ATTEND?

Foreigners and Germans with a

migration background can attend the Integration Course with a written obligation to participate issued by citizens of the European Union (EU) can apply to attend if there are places free (the language institute can help).

Under certain conditions, the course

is free of charge. Information for di?erent immigrant groups on how to access the Integration Course can be found further down.

Target:

In the Integration Course language

level B1 should be reached. The language level is a good basis for coping well in many situations in everyday life.

According to the Common Euro

pean Framework of Reference for

Languages, the language levels corre

spond to the following knowledge:

A1 - Beginner:

communication in simple sentences is possible if spoken very slowly.

A2 - Basic knowledge:

simple exchange of information possible, e.g. about origin or educa tion with common words

B1 - Advanced use of language:

Discussion on familiar topics such as

work, school, leisure, events, hopes and goals is possible.

B2 - Independent use of language:

Main content of complex texts are

understood, spontaneous and fluent conversation on many topics is entirely possible. Generally, Level

B2 is the linguistic prerequisite for

successfully completing vocational training.

C1 - Proficient language skills:

Demanding texts are understood.

Language within and outside the

profession/university study can be flexibly used for complex issues.

C2 - Almost mother tongue skills

E?ortless communication possible;

very precise expressiveness with subtle nuances of meaning.

GENERAL INFORMATION

TYPE AND DURATION

In addition to general Integration

Courses , there are special Integra

tion Courses for illiterate persons, for parents or youth Integration

Courses (Jugenditegrationskurse)

for 18-27-year-olds. Each Integration

Course consists of a language course

and an Orientation Course (Orienti erungskurs). The language course lasts between 700 teaching units (=

TU 1TU = 45 minutes) and 1,000 TU

(intensive course 430 TU). After the language course follows the Orienta tion Course (Orientierungskurs) with

100 TU. The contents of the Orien

tation Course are the history, culture and legal system of Germany. COST

On application, attendance at the

Integration Course is free of charge

for those immigrants who are in receipt of social benefits (Unem ployment benefit (Arbeitslosen geld) II, welfare (Sozialhilfe), child benefit (Kindergeld), housing benefit (Wohngeld), child benefit supple or benefits under the Asylum Seekers

Benefit Act (Asylbewerberleistungs

gesetz)) who are exempt from paying daycare centre fees (Kita-Gebühren) or the TV licence fee (GEZ-Gebühr).

The language course providers will

help with the application. In some cases travel allowances are also paid. Immigrants who are entitled to attend the Integration Course pay

195 euros per 100 units (half of which

will be refunded if they successfully complete the course). Non-eligible participants pay 390 euros per 100 units (no refund). Whether eligibility exists depends on the individual conditions.

REGISTRATION

Registration for the Integration

Courses can be done directly with the

language institutes. They give indi vidual advice and conduct language placement tests. In addition, they help with the application for admis sion to the Integration Course (if there is no compulsion). If applicable, please take your current benefit certificate or other proof of receipt of social benefits such as housing benefit (Wohngeld), child benefit supplement (Kindergeldzulage) or exemption from fees (e.g. GEZ (TV licence) or kindergarten fee) with you when registering with the language school. General questions about Inte gration Courses can also be answered by the responsible o?ces in the city and at the Heilbronn District O?ce (see Further information).

SEARCHING FOR

INTEGRATION COURSES

IN THE REGION

1.

Open the

webgis.bamf.de/BAMF/control page

2. Click on "Schnellsuche"

(on the left hand side) 3.

Enter a place or the

Postcode (Postleitzahl (PLZ))

4.

Check the box next to

"Integrationskurs" and choose the type of course (e.g. allgemeiner

Integrationskurs). Both current and

planned courses can be selected and displayed.

MORE INFORMATION

Further information is available on

the website of the Bundesamt für

Migration und Flüchtlinge (BAMF):

www.bamf.de/DE/

Willkommen/DeutschLernen/

deutschlernen-node; directly from the course providers (see p. 15 f.), or from the migration advice centre respon sible (see p. 33).

WHAT?S THE NEXT STEP?

After the Integration Course has

been successfully/not successfully completed (repetition is possible), it may be possible to attend a voca tional German course (berufsbez or a vocational qualification scheme, which is provided by the unem ployment agency or the Jobcenter.

Further information can be obtained

from the language course providers or from the placement o?cers/ careers advisers at the Jobcenter or the Arbeitsagentur.

MORE INFORMATION

INFORMATION ABOUT

LEARNING GERMAN IN THE

DISTRICT OF HEILBRONN

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