Youth College StartWien: New rotation, free places
Learn German and at the same time optimally prepare for school or training? This has been part of our Jugendcollege (Youth College) project for a long time! A new cycle started again at the beginning of February - and there are still places left!
The project offers courses for newly immigrated teenagers and young adults who have completed compulsory schooling from their country of origin who want to learn German (A1+ to B1) and then attend secondary school or start an apprenticeship.
The program is diverse and ranges from German with educational content to prepare for apprenticeship and entrance tests, to refreshing mathematics and English skills from compulsory school, to support in the application process!
Here is all the information about registering for the project Jugendcollege StartWien.
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