Week 25: 21st January 2026
1pm – Escape Game: Lost in the Gallery
Find your way out of a world-famous museum. In this escape-game workshop, you and your team are trapped inside a legendary gallery and must solve language-based challenges to escape. Along the way, you discover important artists from the German-speaking world and learn about their most famous works. You will crack codes, solve riddles, unlock „doors“ and follow hidden clues using German vocabulary, listening skills and teamwork.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.
Week 26: 28th January 2026
1pm – German on Screen: Film ab!
In this workshop, participants practise German using authentic film scenes. Through guided viewing, listening tasks and interactive activities, learners build vocabulary, improve comprehension and explore characters and storylines. Beginners focus on understanding key expressions and describing what they see, while advanced learners analyse dialogue, tone and narrative structure and creatively reimagine scenes. A central creative task is formulating an alternative ending, where participants imagine how the story could unfold differently.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.
Week 27: 4th February 2026
1pm – Love & Valentine’s Day: German for Romantics
From sweet compliments to playful flirting, this workshop explores how affection is expressed in German. For anyone who wants to express warmth, charm and emotion in German. You’ll practise typical phrases related to love, relationships and Valentine’s Day. Advanced learners go further by discussing modern dating culture, relationship expectations and romantic clichés in German-speaking countries.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.
Week 28: Reading Week – no classes
Week 29: 18th February 2026
1pm – Applications & Job Hunt: Your Path to the German Dream Job
This hands-on workshop prepares you for the German-speaking job market. You’ll learn how to create a clear, professional German-style CV and understand the key differences between German and English application documents. We analyse real German job advertisements to identify what employers are really looking for and how to tailor your application accordingly. You will practise introducing yourself, describing your skills and presenting your experience confidently. If you already have German application documents, you can bring them along so we can revise and improve them together.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.
Week 30: 25th February 2026
1pm – Understanding German Dialects
German doesn’t sound the same everywhere — and that’s what makes it exciting. From Berlin to Vienna, Cologne to Zurich, this workshop explores how pronunciation, rhythm and vocabulary change across regions. You’ll train your listening skills with authentic audio examples, learn to recognise key regional features and gain confidence in understanding real-life spoken German. And of course, there will be time to play with different dialects on your own.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.
Week 31: 4th March 2026
1pm – Music & Rhythm: The Sound of German
In this workshop, we explore the German language through German music. Using songs from different genres and eras, participants discover how rhythm and melody shape meaning and pronunciation in German. We listen closely to lyrics, work with key vocabulary and explore how emotions, storytelling and identity are expressed through music. Ideal for music lovers and anyone who wants to experience German through sound, rhythm and emotion.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.
Week 32: 11th March 2026
1pm – Idioms & Proverbs: Say It the German Way
Why do Germans have „tomatoes on their eyes“ — and why does the early bird get the gold? In this workshop, we dive into German idioms and proverbs, uncover their meanings, origins and cultural background. Through games and creative interpretation tasks, you’ll discover how figurative language adds colour and humour to everyday German. By comparing German idioms and proverbs with expressions from other languages, we explore cultural differences and similarities and practise using them naturally in conversation.
Level: A1–C2
2pm – Grammar Practice (A2-B2)
Specific topics will be announced shortly.