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Programmes for German classes

Eine Gruppe Schulkinder, in grünen Schuluniformen, liegt Kopf an Kopf im Gras und lacht. Close-Up, von oben auf die Gesichter der Kinder.

Activating students is one of the most important – and sometimes most difficult – challenges any teacher faces. The Goethe-Institut in India has therefore put together a series of cultural events and competitions designed to help you motivate your students and to make learning German more fun.

Youth Camps

Students experience Germany through creative and playful activities, deepen their language skills and strengthen their intercultural competences.

Abenteuer Esskultur © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan

Competitions

  • KIKUK 2.0

    We are launching the global youth competition“KIKUK 2.0“ for the second time! This year’s motto is“My Future with AI”. The KIKUK competition once again invites students from around the world to engage creatively and critically with the use of artificial intelligence.

    KIKUK – Kreativ und kritisch mit künstlicher Intelligenz © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut

  • International German Olympiad

    The International German Olympiad (IDO) is the world’s largest competition for learners of German. Young people aged 14–17 demonstrate their knowledge of German and have the chance to win the title of best German learner.

    IDO 2024 © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut

Podcasts

  • Learn German and have Fun

    Goethe-Geschichten

    Tune in, lean back, and learn German – that’s the motto of “Goethe-Geschichten.” Produced in German by the Goethe-Institut India, this podcast uses short stories to introduce new vocabulary and explore German grammar.

    Goethe-Geschichten: a podcast for German learners © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi

  • Voices and Stories from India

    Goethe-Dialogues

    One host, one guest, two microphones, and a compelling story – that’s “Goethe-Dialogues”. The English-language podcast by the Goethe-Institut New Delhi features guests from the fields of education, the cultural sector, politics, and media. Enjoy listening!
     

    Goethe Dialogues: Interesting conversations with public figures © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi

  • Study and Work in Germany

    Dreamland Deutschland?

    What does living and working in Germany look like? In conversations with fascinating guests, you’ll gain insights and practical tips to help you prepare for your adventure in Germany. This podcast is produced by the Goethe-Institut India and available in English.

    Podcast visual “Dreamland Deutschland?” © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan | Pritish Bali & Anupam Arunachalam © Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan | Pritish Bali & Anupam Arunachalam

Materials for your German lessons

The portal for DaF teachers

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

  • Learn German with Boto

    For early German language learning, the Boto Crew offers child-friendly, scientifically based materials for 3- to 11-year-olds, turning learning German into a playful adventure.

    Boto Crew © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut

  • Digital Library

    In the “Onleihe,” you’ll find a wide variety of German as a Foreign Language (DaF) materials, textbooks, e-books, 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

Digital education projects

  • For 8- to 12-year-olds

    Digital Kinder University

    Explore various fields of knowledge and everyday phenomena. You can learn German in a fun way while doing so.

    German Digital Children's University – For children aged 8 to 12. German Digital Children's University – For children aged 8 to 12. German Digital Children's University – For children aged 8 to 12.

  • For 12–14-year-olds

    Digital Junior University

    Immerse yourself in the world of robotics, space travel, technology and sustainability, whilst learning German.

    JuniorUni Landing © Goethe-Institut © Goethe-Institut

  • For 14–18-year-olds

    Digital Profi University

    Explore different careers, German companies and their working environments. Improve your German skills at the same time.

    ProfiUni © ProfiUni © ProfiUni

German Courses

We offer online German courses at an attractive special price to young people (aged 13–16) from schools where German is taught. Please contact your nearest Goethe-Institut or Max Mueller Bhavan.

Online Courses

Contact

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