Initiatives for German learners and teachers

At Goethe-Institut Pakistan, we're dedicated to promoting the German language. Our programs are designed to support language education in local schools, providing teachers with the tools and resources they need to deliver high-quality German language instruction. We also offer a range of language initiatives and courses, from general language training to career-focused programs and cultural sensitivity seminars. Whether you're looking to improve your language skills for personal or professional reasons, our online courses and self-paced programs offer flexible and effective learning solutions. 

KIKUK: Creative with AI

Are you a student interested in AI, and like to work creatively? Then take part in our competition “KIKUK – Creative and Critical Artificial Intelligence”! Choose a topic that matters to you and create artworks using AI tools. Whether it’s an image, music, or video – let your imagination run wild!

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

Digital Platforms

Free Teaching- and Learning Materials

  • KinderUni

    The Digital Children's Uni

    The German Children’s Online University (Kinderuni) is a free educational platform of the Goethe-Institut for children aged 8 to 12. It helps children to find answers to questions about the phenomena of the world, and enables children to learn and play in the German language.

    Deutsche digitale Kinderuni - Für Kinder von 8 bis 12 Jahren © Goethe-Institut / Kids Interactive © Goethe-Institut / Kids Interactive

  • Digital Junior Uni

    The Digital Junioruni is a free online learning platform for high school students. It empowers students to find answers to the most exciting questions from the fields of robotics, space, energy, sustainability, nature, and technology—all while learning the German language.

  • First steps in Germany

    Mein Weg nach Deutschland

    Coming to Germany soon? The web initiative ‘Mein Weg nach Deutschland’ offers free online information on living, working and social topics in Germany.

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  • Your free online community

    Deutsch für dich

    Learning is better together: In our online community, you will find more than 260 German exercises for all levels, free of charge – as well as other people to practise with. Meet new people, compare notes and improve your language skills together.

Deutschstunde

Deutschstunde is the portal for teaching materials of German as a foreign language, advanced training and magazine language. Connect with colleagues via local communities in just a few clicks.

Deutschstunde – The portal for DaF teachers Marc Bibas © Goethe-Institut Marc Bibas © Goethe-Institut

Learning German with AI

Our Initiatives

AI is an exciting and important topic. AI can solve problems at lightning speed. Sometimes it is also risky. It is used in many areas and affects us all, whether we like it or not. It is developing very quickly and even experts often don't know what the future holds for AI. This website is in German only. 

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Our recent initiatives

Here we blog about events we organise for German learners and educators.

Meet our superwomen!

Listen to the stories of Aya Jaff, the “wunderkind” of Germany's tech-scene, Ninia LaGrande, a physically small woman with a big sensibility, or Clärenore Stinnes, the first woman to drive around the world with a car! We introduce six figures everyone should have heard of! With transcripts and teaching materials!

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Newsletter

More German, culture, and German events? Immerse yourself — and stay up to date with our newsletter.

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Become part of the network

  • Alumniportal Deutschland

    Alumniportal Deutschland is a social network to promote networking between alumni of Germany, companies, universities and organisations.

Classroom simulation game: Climate Neutral City

Do you teach German at a school? Do you want to get to know an innovative teaching and learning method and have fun at the same time? Are you and your pupils interested in climate change? Then join in! Take part in the international internet-based simulation game "Climate Neutral City"!

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