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9:30 AM-4:00 PM

German Teachers’ Day for Primary School Teachers in London

Seminar|Professional Development

  • Goethe-Institut London, London

  • Language German, from level A1
  • Price Free of charge, registration required

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German in Primary Education: Sharing Ideas, Gaining Inspiration, Sparking Enthusiasm

At the Primary German Day at the Goethe-Institut London, teachers and schools will come together to explore how children can be inspired by German and develop a love of language learning from an early age.
The day will provide an opportunity to discover new ideas, reflect on classroom practice and connect with colleagues. Through practical workshops, ready-to-use resources and engaging activities, participants will gain inspiration for German Clubs and for developing or expanding German provision in their schools.

Whether you are already teaching German in the primary phase or are taking your first steps, you will leave with practical ideas, new connections and renewed enthusiasm to take back to your school.

What to expect

Practical workshops with ideas and activities you can use straight away

Resources and materials to support German teaching in primary schools

Inspiration for setting up German Clubs and developing German provision

Opportunities to share ideas and experiences with colleagues from other schools

A motivating day focused on languages, learning and enjoyment

Who is it for?

The event is aimed at experienced primary German teachers, as well as teachers and schools looking to introduce, strengthen or expand German provision, including through German Clubs.

When registering, please let us know which strand or area of focus is of particular interest to you.
Further programme details will be shared soon.

We look forward to welcoming you to a friendly and inspiring day of collaboration, creativity and enjoyment of German and languages in the primary phase.