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The Junioruni is a digital platform for high school students, their parents, and teachers that combines German and STEM. 

Explore 100+ videos with historians, filmmakers and activists as they take a fresh look on German Reunification. Attend our lecture series about youth cultures in the GDR, ask our experts whether walls work or not and discuss with them about the limits and advantages of democracies. 

Explore Germany's vibrant cities, take a geography challenge, listen to popcasts, and enter to win awards in student contests on contemporary topics from Germany.
 

Follow the virtual collaboration between young hip-hop artists from Berlin and New York. See them navigate new mediums, create lyrics, make songs and shoot videos - and ask them questions about their creative process!

Three Digital Wanderbusses open up 3D-worlds to visit with your students and explore modern day Germany, career aspects, and sustainability, in a fun and playful way. 

Encourage your students to network and communicate with over 560.000 German learners worldwide! In addition to networking, they will find plenty of exercises to help them learn German free of charge. 

A multiplayer game for beginner German students. In the ficticious "City of Words", students collect new words, use them in everyday situations, and test their skills in short games with other players. 

Find out which German artists are hot. Keep tabs on your favorite band. Check out the latest chart-climber. Watch music videos, vote for the songs that you and your students like best. You will determine what next month’s charts will look like! 

Theresa shares her favorite music with German learners. The 10-year-old girl introduces you to music by Lina, Lea, and Yvonne Catterfeld. 

Till shares his favorite music with German learners. The 12-year-old invites you to explore the music of Marc Forster. 

A public/private partnership program, TOP is a leading provider of curriculum and study tours relevant to contemporary Germany for specific multiplier groups in North America, specifically social studies educators, STEM educators, and decision makers.

Welcome to the world of German cinema. Here you can watch short films, TV episodes, documentaries, and film excerpts. It’s a great way to get to know Germany and its people and to learn German the fun and easy way.

How important is cool clothing to German students? Anna, Aven, Ishan, Jonas, Nicolaus, and Nina present their favorite pieces. 

Many young people play guitar or soccer in Germany. But what about others that have out-of-the ordinary hobbies? 

Pirate parties, trampolins, tons of sweets: Elena, Leonie, Julian, and Adrian show how children and young people in Germany cebrate their birthdays. 

Mattis, Lina, Ben, and Nico tell us how they celebrate Fasching/Karneval and what kind of clothing they wear. 

How can we live sustainably? Learn about the 17 goals drafted by the UN as a guideline for sustainable development and participate in competitions.

Podcasts, quizzes, Bundesliga total: Everthing you wanted to know about soccer mania in Germany. 

Soccer is almost unequivocally loved around the world. But what about other sports? Students from India show in their videos what kind of sports they like. 

Theresa, Lars, Mattis, and Simon present their favorite sports. 

Would you like to set up a virtual exchange between your students and students in Germany? GAVE's got you covered. Free of charge. 

Start your exchange now! Get expert support, grants and more - with the German American Partnership Program (GAPP)