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Basic German Course Uster

Basic German Course Uster

German courses at the following levels: Literacy, Post-Literacy, A1, A2, B1, B2 Also: Conversation Meet-up, Reading Club The courses are subject to a fee, but financial assistance is available if needed. We have a service agreement with the city of Uster for the A1, A2, and B1 courses. Furthermore, our literacy courses, as well as those at the A1 and A2 levels, are accredited by IAZH. To register as a referring agency: www.basisdeutsch-uster.ch

HEKS German Conversation

HEKS German Conversation

German conversation classes in the Canton of Zurich, various days and times: https://www.heks.ch/kursangebot-kanton-zuerichCourses are offered in the following towns: Bassersdorf, Bülach, Dietikon, Dübendorf, Horgen, Regensdorf, Schlieren, Wädenswil, Wallisellen, Wetzikon

Marhaba Migrantentreff

Marhaba Migrantentreff

German lessons in ability groups, informal discussions over coffee/tea, excursions and celebrating festivals together, Childcare is available on Tuesdays.

Reformierte Kirche Dietikon and Solinetz

Reformierte Kirche Dietikon and Solinetz

German courses at different levels Free for those who cannot afford a course

Reformierte Kirche Dietikon and Solinetz

Reformierte Kirche Dietikon and Solinetz

German courses at different levels. Free for those who cannot afford a course

Reformierte Kirche Dietikon and Solinetz

Reformierte Kirche Dietikon and Solinetz

German courses at different levels Free for those who cannot afford a course

Treffpunkt Deutsch Pfäffikon

Treffpunkt Deutsch Pfäffikon

German conversation group. On Tuesday evenings, you can practice your German skills at the "Treffpunkt Deutsch" (German Meeting Point). All levels are welcome, including beginners. Often the discussion focuses on a specific topic, but sometimes it's just a casual chat.

voCHabular - Swiss German self-study material

voCHabular - Swiss German self-study material

Learning German alone isn't easy. But arriving in German-speaking Switzerland and simultaneously understanding Swiss German is an even greater challenge. That's why we founded the association voCHabular. Together, we're creating self-learning resources in the form of books and an app to make it easier to integrate into everyday Swiss life.