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Learning German
in Schwäbisch Hall

The institute with heart.

Renowned institute, top ratings, highest satisfaction: The small town of Schwäbisch Hall gives a deep insight into the essence of Germany. Learn German in Schwäbisch Hall – and discover greatness in a small town! #goetheschwaebischhall

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Learning German in Schwäbisch Hall

Intensive German

Effective intensive courses to learn German quickly and with the highest quality. With and without accommodation.

Private German Lessons

Individual and flexible learning at the Goethe-Institut or online.

Flexible Course Start

No time for an entire intensive course? Bookable from 5 teaching days.

German for Work

Job-specific German training for daily working life at level B2.

German Online Courses

Learn German online - anytime, anywhere, interactive! At the levels A1 to C2.

Examination Preparation Online

Efficient preparation for your German exam to obtain a Goethe certificate.

German Exams

Get the internationally recognised Goethe certificate at levels A1 to C2.

Discount: German Online Training

Book our German Online Training by December 1, 2024 for just 99€! Learn German from home 24/7 at the language levels A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 - online & in Goethe quality!

Our institute in Schwäbisch Hall

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Accommodation

We offer suitable accommodation for the time of your German course. Whether in one of our guesthouses, associate-hotels or with a host family – you will feel at home immediately.

Our team

Our team welcomes you to the Goethe-Institut. Please get in touch with us if you have any questions on our language courses or events.

Contact and directions

The Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall is centrally located in the town's romantic city center.

The Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall is centrally located in the town's romantic city center. It is housed in a spacious historical building with modern rooms and facilities, immediately adjacent to the Schwäbisch University of Applied Sciences. The institute's guesthouses are very close by.

Facilities and services

10 well-equipped classrooms
Media resource center
WLAN
Common room
Party room
Grand and upright piano
Rental bicycles
Historical courtyard
Accommodation
Medical insurance (optional)
Airport transfer (on request)

Schwäbisch Hall, the smallest metropolis in the world

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Learning German, getting to know Germany and experiencing German culture is especially successful in a city like Schwäbisch Hall. Life in smaller cities is typical for Germany, with far more people living there than in the big cities. Schwäbisch Hall, simply called "Hall" by the locals, is an idyllic small town with 41,000 inhabitants that derives its economic power from a strong trade and service sector. Companies from the real estate financing, solar and telecommunications technology sectors have their headquarters here. A wide range of schools and educational facilities attract many young people. The Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences operates a campus here. Course participants of the Goethe-Institut are always welcome as guest auditors to lectures and seminars. The Goethe-Institut discovered the charm and quality of life of Schwäbisch Hall at an early stage - since 1965, course participants have been learning the German language and culture at its best.

Culture

Schwäbisch Hall is characterized by an almost completely preserved historical townscape that creates an almost fairy-tale atmosphere. The city is known for its summer open-air plays on the grand staircase in front of St. Michael's and in the Globe Theater. The Hallisch-Fränkisches Museum and the Hohenlohe Open Air Museum vividly tell the history of the region and city since the Middle Ages. Old masters can be admired in the medieval Johanniterhalle. The private Kunsthalle Würth, a spectacular design by Danish architect Henning Larsen, is dedicated to modern art. In the spring, the international music scene meets for the JazzArtFestival in Schwäbisch Hall, while the cream of the German-speaking literature scene travels to the LiteraturLive days every two years. There is no question: in the architectural monuments of this old town, such as the Michaelskirche or the Comburg, an open-minded, young cultural life thrives.

Leisure

Whether on land, in the water or in the air: in Schwäbisch Hall and the surrounding area, a wide range of leisure activities are on offer, be it sports aviation, swimming, hiking or cycling. Afterwards you can strengthen yourself with culinary delicacies of the region Hohenlohe from organic farming. By the way: There are more traditional festivals and markets in Schwäbisch Hall than the year has months, such as the Summer Night Festival or the Festival of Lights, the historical cake and fountain festival, the oven festival in the open-air museum or the arts and crafts Christmas market.

Find the right German language course

The proven course model offers a lot of flexibility and exactly the course that suits you – at every level.
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German courses in Schwäbisch Hall

The Goethe-Institut in Schwäbisch Hall is housed in a magnificent old building in the heart of the beautiful small town. The Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall offers the German courses that everyone who wants to live and work in Germany needs and has over 50 years of experience in this field. An intensive course, which includes 75 hours of German lessons in 15 days, has proven to be the most effective way to learn German quickly. All levels from A1 to C2 are taught and tested at the Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall.

We also offer German courses in the evening, morning or on weekends. They are especially designed for professionals who want to learn German while working. One-to-one tuition is also possible with individually determined focuses. A special feature of the Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall is a German course combined with an internship. It is aimed at all those who want to reorient themselves professionally in Germany. The German courses of the Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall are also available online, both in a group with a teacher and independently without a teacher. In order to determine their existing German language skills correctly, participants of our German courses at the Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall are assigned to the right course in a placement test.

If you are still looking for accommodation for your German course in Schwäbisch Hall, then you can look forward to our beautiful guesthouses in the city. They are only a five minute walk from the Goethe-Institut Schwäbisch Hall. Our extensive recreational and cultural program for the participants allows you to speak and hear as much German as possible.

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I used to find learning German really difficult and I tried lots of different things. But on the language course at the Goethe-Institut, I suddenly started making rapid progress.

Ann, 33 course participant from the US

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Booking forms

You can register for German courses online in our shop and pay via Visa/Mastercard or PayPal. Customers who do not pay their course fee themselves can use our interactive booking form to register and provide us with a different billing address. Selecting your choice of course location will send the form to the course location of your choice.

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Group Courses Adults Registration form
Private Lessons/Training Adults