Interface Wien at the Mini-Messe for Intercultural Education and Language Promotion
Together with Stadt Wien– Integration und Diversität, Interface Wien took part in the Mini-Messe 2025 organized by the AK Wien and the Sprachförderzentrum of Bildungsdirektion Wien on January 14th!
Educators from compulsory schooling were able to find out about exciting materials on the topics of intercultural education, German language support, language support in the first language and multilingualism.
There was particularly great interest in our project Wiener Sommerdeutschkurse, which are implemented in close cooperation with the Language Support Centre of the Vienna Education Directorate. Extraordinary compulsory school pupils can thus improve their German language skills – this year for the first time also for new schoolchildren who will be required to attend school from September 2025. You can find more information about the Vienna Summer German courses 2025 in our information sheet!
A big thanks goes to all visitors, as well as all participating publishers, organizations and educational institutions for the great presentations and the valuable exchange!
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