Goethe-Institut Namibia

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NUTS - TopCheri

The Night Under the Stars project presents its first concert outside Windhoek and will welcome Namibia’s TopCheri on stage in Tsumeb.
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Holiday Deutsch

The Goethe-Institut Namibia is offering a full-day German language course for kids from the 23rd April to the 7th of May 2019. Class sizes are kept small to ensure personalised learning. As well as offering a whole term’s worth of teaching, educational excursions and creative learning activities will also be available. Contact us by Email for more information.
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Language Course Registration!

Registration for the second term of language courses (German, Afrikaans and Oshiwambo) at the Goethe-Institut Namibia is open until 10 May 2019!

Download the application form and apply now!
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Goethe Talent Scholarships 2019

The Goethe-Institut in cooperation with “Pop-Kultur” offers ten scholarships for pop musicians between the age of 20 and 30-years . The scholarship includes a ten-day programme with international artists in Berlin.

German LanguageOpportunities for students and teachers of German

German courses

German exams

Teaching German

Practise German free of charge

Practise German free of charge with our varied selection of online exercises and in the community

MagazineNews from culture and society in Germany and Namibia

Essen: European Green Capital

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Tourism
Undiscovered Germany

As a holiday destination, Germany attracts visitors from all over the world because of its rich cultural and natural heritage. But what does Germany have to offer besides Cologne Cathedral, the Semper Opera House and Schloss Neuschwanstein? Check here to discover sights that you may not have been aware of.

Babylon Berlin: ambitious police typist Charlotte Ritter.

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TV Series
A fascination with the past

German television shows tend to have a bad reputation for poor writing and cheap productions not suited for an international market and audience. Now series like “Deutschland ‘83” and “Babylon Berlin” are putting a new shine on that tarnished image.

“25 km/h” opens the 23rd Berlin & Beyond Film Festival in San Francisco

Photo: Barak Shrama

Berlin & Beyond Film Festival
“You have to work dangerously”

At its opening, the 23rd Berlin & Beyond Film Festival is showing the film 25 km/h starring Bjarne Mädel and Lars Eidinger. Bjarne Mädel, this year’s recipient of the Spotlight Award in Acting, tells us what’s behind his acting career.

Current ProjectsTOPICS AND PROJECTS OF GOETHE-INSTITUT IN Namibia

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Night Under the Stars

A platform for local musicians, where they showcase their talents and are exposed to the audience.

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Goethe Stage

New and upcoming artists in Nambia are invited to submit funding proposals for projects.

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EASY GERMAN IN NAMIBIA!

Easy German is available on various websites and is a tool for German language teachers when teaching the foreign language.

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