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Humboldt-Institut - The leading provider of German courses in Germany

The Humboldt-Institut is a renowned provider of German courses for all age groups and language levels. Since its founding in 1977, the institute has welcomed over 90,000 students from more than 160 countries, making it one of the largest and most experienced providers of German as a foreign language[1][3]. The name of the institute refers to the Prussian educational reformer Wilhelm von Humboldt, who advocated a holistic educational concept that the institute has adopted.

Key Products and Services

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German courses: The institute offers intensive German courses for children, teenagers, adults and executives. These courses cover ALL LANGUAGE LEVELS from A1 to C2 and are linked to accommodation, full board and an extensive leisure program[2][4].
Exams: In addition to the courses, preparations for standardized exams such as the TestDaF are also offered[4].

Mission and Values

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The level of aspiration of the Humboldt-Institut is high. It relies on small classes, expert teachers and a consistently German-speaking environment to impart German language skills quickly and sustainably[2][4]. This holistic approach enables students to use German not only in class but also in their free time and thus make rapid progress[1][4].

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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The Humboldt-Institut has recently become heavily involved in sustainability initiatives. In the schools in Lindenberg, for example, projects such as so-called Plogging (combination of jogging and collecting garbage) were carried out to bring students closer to the awareness of environmental protection. These initiatives are part of the unique GreenStandardSchools concept that the school is pursuing[3].

The commitment to environmental protection is complemented by various projects such as the use of seasonal ingredients, the production of beeswax cloths and reusable coffee cups. These measures demonstrate the institute's commitment to social and environmental responsibility in education.

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