The educational services department of the Goethe-Institut offers support for teachers of German in terms of professional development, teaching material and student events and competitions.
Screening German films for children and teens has been an integral part of our cultural student programs for many years. We are thrilled to embark on the next big adventure, Kino for Kids. This unique mini-festival will be part of the German Film Festival, presented by Palace Cinemas and German Films.
Girls’ Day - the biggest career orientation project for girls in Germany - is coming to Australia on 16 June 2021. The aim of this campaign is to expand the range of career choices for women and to promote diversity in the workplace. Girls from years 7 and 8 have the opportunity to visit companies and universities, and accompany women in STEM careers.
The University of Melbourne opens its doors to local kids. Primary school students, teachers and parents are invited to experience an event packed with science. For one day, kids will step into the shoes of university students, taking part in workshops and lectures and conducting fun experiments with real researchers. The date for Kinderuni Live in 2021 will be announced soon.
Would you and your students like the experience of preparing for the oral HSC exam with other German learners? We offer an engaging day with intensive communicative activities for high school students from different schools, who prepare for the oral exam under the guidance of experienced teachers.
Enterprise German is designed for schools that want to build a bridge to the world of work or expand their business contacts. The project combines aspects of professional orientation with an idea contest that stimulates the students’ creativity and inventor spirit.
The annual Goethe-Institut Student Scholarships competition offers Year 9 and 10 students of German the opportunity to win a scholarship for a language course in Germany.
Motivate your students with a sense of achievement! With the Goethe-Zertifikat A1: Fit in Deutsch 1 and the Goethe-Zertifikat A2: Fit in Deutsch exams, your students get the opportunity to gain an internationally recognized certificate. The exams require simple German language skills and cover topics from everyday situations such as introducing oneself and others, reading and listening comprehension, as well as common questions and requests.
Would your students like to prepare for their VCE-exams or improve their grammar skills with other learners of German of the same age? We offer an intensive and effective preparation course for their VCE-exams with the support of our qualified and experienced teachers.
We offer HSC preparation courses (beginners and continuers) for high school students. These courses are suitable for Year 11 and Year 12 students who wish to enrich their knowledge of German in their school holidays. The content is based on themes and topics relevant to the NSW curriculum. Additionally, there is an Intensive Grammar Course for level A2 (Yrs. 10-12).
These online rooms for exam preparation, repetition and practice are based on the core themes of the various curricula.
School Visits
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Visit the Goethe-Institut in Sydney
Are you planning a school excursion with your German class? We would love to welcome you at Goethe-Institut Sydney! We offer unique, topic-related activities for students. We want to give your students the opportunity to actively get to know the German language and culture as well as to convey a current image of Germany. We are looking forward to your visit.
Guided tours through regularly changing, interesting exhibitions, as well as a range of topic-related activities are waiting for you at the Goethe-Institut in Melbourne. We want to give your students the opportunity to actively get to know the German language and culture and to convey a current image of Germany. We are looking forward to your visit.
