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Resources for German Classes

Activating students is one of the most important – and sometimes most challenging – tasks for any teacher. We support you with a wide range of educational projects, materials, and exciting competitions.

Educational Projects

  • PASCH Initiative

    The “Schools: Partners for the Future” (PASCH) initiative creates a global network of more than 2,000 PASCH schools with particular ties to Germany. 

    Pupils of PASCH schools smile for the camera. They hold up different German words written on coloured paper. ©PASCH-net/Anne Essel ©PASCH-net/Anne Essel

  • Goethe-Institut Open Day

    Goethe-Fest

    Join us at the open day of the Goethe-Institut Hongkong! We have prepared a variety of exciting programmes for you. All friends of the German language and culture are cordially invited! 

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  • An EU Project with EUNIC Partners

    European Day of Langauges in HK

    Take a few minutes to enjoy the beauty of European languages and get some insights into the lifestyles and cultures from Europe!

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  • Goethe Excellence Scholarship

    Become a winner and explore one of 12 vibrant German cities. By receiving the scholarship, you can participate in a 2 to 3-week German language programme in Germany, including flight and accomodation.

    Goethe Excellence Scholarship

DaF teaching materials

  • Deutschstunde

    Deutschstunde is the portal for teaching materials of German as a foreign language, advanced training and magazine language. Contact with other teachers via local communities is just a few clicks away.

    Deutschstunde – Das Portal für DaF-Lehrkräfte Marc Bibas © Goethe-Institut Marc Bibas © Goethe-Institut

  • Digital Library

    In the 'Onleihe' digital library, you will find a wide range of DaF materials, textbooks, eBooks, and audiobooks for learning the German language and culture.

    Open laptop with text on a purple screen; icons like hearts, film clappers, books, and musical notes float out. Illustration: Maria Tran Larsen © Goethe-Institut Illustration: Maria Tran Larsen © Goethe-Institut