An AVGS German Course is individual German instruction that can be funded with an Activation and Placement Voucher. The course helps to specifically improve German skills and increase job market opportunities.

AVGS stands for Activation and Placement Voucher. With this voucher, suitable funding offers can be selected that support professional integration. The Federal Employment Agency describes the AVGS as an opportunity to use, for example, qualifications or coaching to improve job chances.

The course is suitable for individuals who want to improve their German skills individually to have better chances in applications, interviews, or entering employment.

We offer the AVGS German Course as both individual and group instruction. In both formats, content, pace, and focus are individually tailored to the participants' learning level and professional goals. The courses usually consist of 200 teaching units over 8–10 weeks and conclude with a TELC exam.

Possible content includes vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, listening comprehension, and oral expression. Depending on the goal, applications, interviews, or everyday professional situations can also be included.

Yes, AVGS German Courses can be planned flexibly. This is particularly helpful when appointments need to be coordinated with applications, job center, family, or other commitments.

The goal is to improve German skills to increase placement opportunities in the job market. The instruction can be specifically geared towards professional communication, applications, and more confidence in expression.

The AVGS can be applied for through the Employment Agency or the job center. Whether a voucher is issued and which funding goal is noted on it is clarified in a personal conversation with the responsible contact person.