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Newsletter June 2026

Mein Weg nach Deutschland

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Dear subscribers,

We are back today with exciting events, a long-awaited opening and content from our webportal.
Summer is here and so is the opening of the Welcome Center Munich! In addition to that, the Goethe-Institut Berlin is organizing a “Language Festival”. Be sure to check it out and peek into the panel discussion on the factors for successful immigration and take part in the VR workshop. If you don’t want to go outside with these temperatures, but want to practise your German, have a look at our webportal and watch the Feierabend series.

Feierabend - Drei Freunde, ein Kühlschrank, viele Fragen

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Series with excercises

Feierabend - Three friends, one fridge, many questions

Cantika, Klara and Pedro have recently started living together in a shared flat. Cantika and Klara already know each other from their IT training, Pedro is an architect and is still new to Germany. They have moved into an empty flat, but with every episode it gets cosier and the flatmates quickly become friends.
Welcome Center München

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New Contact Point for Migrants

Opening Welcome Center Munich

From now on, people who are new to Munich can find support and advice at the Welcome Center on language, working and living in Munich, as well as other important topics. In addition to the Infohouse offering multimedia learning resources, the Goethe-Institut’s Welcome Coaches are now also available on a regular basis to provide counseling sessions.
Language Festival Berlin

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Panel discussion on the factors for successful immigration and VR workshop

Language Festival in Berlin

On Saturday 27 June 2026, the Goethe-Institut Berlin is hosting a festival. From 2 pm, we will bediscussing the experiences of apprentices on their journey to Germany in a public panel. Later, a workshop featuring VR headsets will offer insights into apprenticeship careers and everyday situations. Free language courses will be given away in a prize draw. Admission to the festival is free.
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The project “Mein Weg nach Deutschland - Ensuring Successful Migration Journeys” is co-funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund of the European Union.

Contact


Project ”Mein Weg nach Deutschland – Ensuring Successful Migration Journeys“
Goethe-Institut e. V.
Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 18
80333 München
Tel. +49 89 159210
mwnd@goethe.de