Start successfully – learn German quickly
Are you new to the city of Dortmund and would like to learn German or prepare for the German test for immigrants online? Then take a certified online integration course at the Dr. Juno language school.
Our BAMF-approved online course in Dortmund is ideal for learning German from the comfort of your own home and learning a lot about Germany.
What is an online integration course?
- You save time and money. No long journey to school, no expensive bus and train tickets.
- You can learn whenever you have time.
- All you need is a computer or tablet and a stable internet connection.
Why learn German online in Dortmund?
- A course to learn the German language.
- A course that provides a lot of information about life, society and culture in Germany.
- The course takes place online on the computer. You don't have to go to a classroom, but can learn from the comfort of your own home.
Learn in our online German courses
- To understand and speak the German language.
- To find your way around Dortmund and Germany better.
- Meet people who are also new here.
Structure and scope of the online integration course
Our virtual language support for migrants
Our flexible integration course from home consists of seven modules, each with a different focus. It lasts 700 hours, is divided into two parts and ends with two exams.
Language course: Here you learn the language
- 600 hours in total
- 6 smaller courses (modules) with 100 hours each
- Topics: Speaking, reading and writing in German, important grammar and new words
Orientation course: Learn about culture and society in Germany
- 100 hours
- Topics: Life in Germany, Laws, Culture
Final examinations
- DTZ: Test your German skills
- LiD: Test about life in Germany
Your online integration course with Dr. Juno
Our team consists of experienced teachers who will support you with patience and understanding. We use modern technology to make the lessons interesting and effective. At the same time, we make sure that each participant receives the support that is right for them.
Experience
- We have been teaching German for a long time
- We know the challenges of learning German.
Modern online teaching methods
- Interactive exercises on the computer
- Videos and games for learning
Individual support
- Regular discussions about problems and your progress
- Additional exercises if you find something difficult
Die Module des Integrationskurses
In this module, you will learn the German language from scratch. The aim is for you to be able to communicate in everyday life and learn to read and write simple texts.
Content: Family, work, shopping and leisure.
Duration: 100 lessons of 45 minutes each.
Level: A1
The second module of the General Integration Course builds on Basic Course 1. The aim is for you to be able to communicate in more complex everyday situations and to learn to write short texts confidently.
Content: Finding accommodation, health and mobility.
Duration: 100 lessons of 45 minutes each.
Level: A1
Basic Course 3 deepens and consolidates the German language skills acquired in the previous modules and expands your vocabulary. The aim is for you to be able to communicate more confidently in German in many everyday situations.
Content: Environment, society and culture.
Duration: 100 lessons of 45 minutes each.
Level: A2
In this course, you will further expand on the knowledge you have acquired. The aim is for you to be able to communicate confidently in German even in more complex situations, such as at work.
Content: Work, education and politics.
Duration: 100 lessons of 45 minutes each.
Level: A2
The Advanced Course 2 is aimed at participants who already have German language skills at level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Content: Improve your communication skills in everyday life and at work.
Duration: 100 lessons of 45 minutes each.
Level: B1
The Advanced Course 3 is suitable for participants with German language skills at level A2/B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Content: Promoting oral and written expression skills.
Duration: 100 lessons of 45 minutes each.
Level: B1
The orientation course is the last part of the general integration course. The prerequisite is knowledge of German at level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The orientation course ends with the final LiD exam (“Living in Germany”).
Content: Aspects of coexistence, fundamental rights and the democratic basic order.
Duration: 100 teaching units of 45 minutes each.
Level: B1
Technical requirements
You don’t need much to take part in our interactive integration course digitally on the computer.
Computer or tablet
- A regular computer or laptop is fine.
- A tablet also works as long as it is not too small.
- Unfortunately, a smartphone is not enough.
Internet
- You need a stable internet connection.
- WiFi or LAN cable are both fine.
- The better the Internet, the better you can participate in the course.
Camera and microphone
- A camera so we can see you.
- A microphone so we can hear you.
- These are often already built into laptops.
Software
- We use simple programs for teaching.
- You don't have to install anything complicated.
- We'll explain to you how everything works.
Tips for online learning
- Find a quiet place to study.
- Test the technique before the first lesson.
- Ask us if something doesn't work.
Costs and funding opportunities for online integration courses
Our government-funded online language course is often free of charge for participants.
There are three funding levels
For free
0,– €
- People in the asylum process.
- Persons with an obligation from the JobCenter or the immigration authorities.
- Participants with BAMF approval and approved application for exemption from costs.
Reduced
229,– € for the Module
- For persons with BAMF approval or an obligation from the immigration authorities.
- If you do not receive benefits from the JobCenter.
Full price
330,– € for the Module
- For everyone who does not fall into the other groups.
We help with the application
- We will check whether you are entitled to reimbursement of costs.
- We will explain to you which documents you need.
- We will help you fill out the forms.
Important to know!
The exams (DTZ and LiD) are often free of charge.
Under certain conditions, your travel costs will even be covered.
Frequently Asked Questions
The course consists of 700 teaching units. That’s about seven months if you study every day. However, if you already have a job and are working, it may take longer because you don’t have as much time.
No, you don’t have to. We’ll show you everything you need for the online course. Step by step, you’ll learn how everything works.
Yes, after passing the exam you will receive an official certificate. This is important for your stay in Germany. It can help you find a job.
Don’t worry, it can happen. We record the lessons so you can watch and repeat them later. Plus, you can always ask questions if you want to catch up on something.
Yes, that is possible. But talk to us first. We can often solve problems or adapt the course to your needs.
Yes, our course is officially recognized by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). This means that your qualification is valid everywhere in Germany.
We will help you with the application. You can often apply for admission at the immigration office or the job center. Together with them, we can submit an application to the BAMF.
Our teachers are specially trained for integration courses. They have a lot of experience in teaching German as a foreign language and are familiar with the special challenges of online learning.
The course will not only help you learn German. You will also learn a lot about life in Germany, your rights and responsibilities. This will make it easier for you to settle in here, find work and make new contacts.
Yes, the course improves your chances on the job market. Many employers require their employees to have a good knowledge of German. With the certificate and your participation in the integration course, you show the employment agency that you can speak and write German well.
