The integration course for parents
The parental integration course is aimed at mothers and fathers who, for family, cultural or biographical reasons, cannot or do not want to participate in the general integration course and have children under the age of 18.
In addition to general language lessons, you will get to know the German education and school system in the parent-integration course. Here, there are also speech aids for communication with kindergarden, school, aids to education and information on children’s leisure activities on the program.
Like the general integration courses, the integration course for parents consists of a total of 7 modules. At the end of the 7th module, the language level B1.2 is to be achieved, which the learners prove with the final test German Test for Immigrants (DTZ). The last module is the orientation course, which concludes the integration course with the examination Leben in Deutschland (LiD) .
As many school achievement studies show, parents play an important role in their children’s academic and professional success. In order for them to fulfil their pedagogical-didactic role and give their children a good start in life in Germany, it is essential that they learn the German language at a good level.