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Newsletter September 2026

Mein Weg nach Deutschland

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Dear subscribers,

Summer is coming to an end and with it the start of the new school year is fast approaching. For those teaching, we have published the new guide for teachers, “Mein Weg nach Deutschland im Unterricht”, on our web portal. Anyone interested in the topics of vocational training and job hunting can accompany Amir’s first steps in Germany in the series “Theoretisch, praktisch, gut! My Vocational Training in Germany” and take a look at the informational text “Finding Work”.
You’ll find online events on using German in the office, tips for the B1 exam and support if you’ve experienced racism below.

Titelbild "Studium" auf Mein Weg nach Deutschland

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Guide

“Mein Weg nach Deutschland im Unterricht”

The guide “Mein Weg nach Deutschland im Unterricht” provides a structured overview of the web portal’s content and helps teachers select suitable resources for different topics and proficiency levels. It also contains practical ideas for classroom use.
Theoretisch, praktisch, gut: Ausbildung in Deutschland

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Videos and Exercises

Theoretisch, praktisch gut! My Vocational Training in Germany

Amir comes to Germany from Morocco to complete a dual vocational training programme. The series accompanies Amir on his journey: from his first day in Germany to finding a flat, dealing with the authorities and vocational school, to leisure time and new friendships. The videos include exercises to help with learning German and teaching material in the “For Teachers” section.
Titelbild "Arbeitssuche"

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Information

Finding Work in Germany

How do I get a work permit? What do I need to apply for a job? How do I find a job? We’ve compiled answers to frequently asked questions in 30 languages.

Events

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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