German for your job: Complete a vocational language course in Rostock

According to the DeuFöV, funded by the BAMF

Vocational language courses prepare migrants and refugees for the German labour market. The courses are generally categorised according to language level (A2, B1, B2, C1) and in some special cases also according to professional orientation. They aim to further improve language skills in order to be able to cope effectively in professional situations.

inlingua Rostock has been organising professional language courses for many years: We are your first point of contact when it comes to professional language courses in Rostock and the surrounding area.

Who can take part in a (subsidised) vocational language course?

 

• Migrants and refugees who want/need to gain further language qualifications.
• People who have already successfully completed an integration course and/or have German language skills at levels B1, B2 or C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
• Please note: People with language level A1 or A2 can also take part in a subsidised vocational language course, provided they can provide proof of an integration course with a passed or failed German test.
• People who are registered as jobseekers and/or receive state benefits such as Hartz IV or unemployment benefit.
• People who are looking for an apprenticeship or are pursuing an apprenticeship.
• People who are currently undergoing the recognition procedure for their professional or training qualification.

Content & procedure of a "German for the job" course

 

Assessment of language skills

Before the start of the course, a placement test is usually carried out to determine the participant's current language level. This helps to place the participant in the appropriate course.

 

Course content

The course itself focuses on both general German language skills and job-specific vocabulary. This includes specialised terms for certain industries, understanding employment contracts, job application training and intercultural skills.

 

Course duration

Vocational language courses last several months.

 

Teaching times

Courses at inlingua Rostock usually take place on weekdays from 9 am to 1.15 pm and 2 pm to 6.15 pm.

 

Exam & Certificate

At the end of the course, participants take an exam (DTB - Deutsch Test Beruf), which confirms the language level they have achieved. After successfully completing the exam, participants receive a certificate confirming their new language level.

What does a professional language course cost?

 

Participation is free of charge in most cases. The exception: If the taxable annual income is over 20,000 euros, the participant pays a cost contribution of 2.42 euros per teaching unit (as of July 2023). This payment can also be made by the employer. Important: If the examination is successfully completed, 50% of the costs can be reimbursed.

Your contact for questions about subsidised language courses

Maxi Plückhahn
Assistant to the school management

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+49 (0)381 24 29 225