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Our German Network supports teachers and students of German. Would you like to help us to champion the German language? Our Language Networks operate remotely and virtually (but still actively) to promote the interests of teachers of a particular language. They could be planning a one-off event, such as a seminar, Teachmeet or Language Day; setting up a competition for learners of their language; working with an ALL Branch, Network or Primary Hub to put on a shared event, keeping teachers updated on developments in their language or anything that teachers of the language or their learners would benefit from. Whatever needs doing! But whatever does need doing relies on enthusiasts to champion it and take it forward. If you would like to be involved, please contact us for more information.

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What we offer to everyone:

Resources

Find resources, advice and guidance on teaching German for language teachers, language coordinators and head teachers.

Pinterest

Check out our Pinterest pages on German and German Festivals.

Projects

Explore our range of national and international projects for teachers.

What we offer for ALL members:

Email forum

A dedicated email forum for teachers of German, for support, updates and information about events.

German Zone

An entirely interactive and interconnected archive on German language teaching practice.

Competitions

Discover challenges and competitions for your German learners

Information & useful links:

Goethe Institut London

The Goethe Institut London promotes knowledge of the German language abroad and foster international cultural cooperation. You can subscribe to the newsletter here.

German Embassy, London

The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, London. You can subscribe to the newsletter here.

Austrian Cultural Forum, London

The Austrian Cultural Forum London promotes cultural contacts between the UK and Austria by organising events and supporting artists and projects. You can subscribe to the newsletter here.

UK-German Connection

UK-German Connection is dedicated to increasing contacts and understanding between young people in the UK and Germany.

Think German

The Think German Network (TGN) Initiative was set up to promote the German language and the culture of German-speaking countries. You can find your nearest network here.

IDV

Der Internationale Deutschlehrerinnen- und Deutschlehrerverband (IDV). You can follow IDV on Facebook here.

DAAD

The German Academic Exchange Service or DAAD is the largest German support organisation in the field of international academic co-operation.

10 reasons to learn German!

Ten great economic, cultural and vocational reasons to learn German.

Upcoming events for German teachers

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Getting involved

ALL supports and represents different groups of language teachers in the UK, with the help of volunteers around the country.

Events

Find out about training and CPD events for German teachers

Join ALL

Join the Association for Language Learning, and find out more about your professional community

German Language Zone

The latest from our German Language Zone.

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Resources to support residential visits

Resources to support residential visits

For teachers planning a residential or cultural visit to Berlin, Eva Lamb from ALL Yorkshire shares a treasure hunt she has put together for her regular visits there, along with the answers. Stadterkundungsspiel – BERLIN Stadterkundungsspiel – BERLIN – answers

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Review of A-level German Essay Writing Workshop

In the days where we hear about declining numbers in German it is wonderful to hear about events which really enthuse students learning German. Delivered by Janine Turner at the end of the Spring Term, for Y13 pupils learning A-level German at The King’s School in Macclesfield Review by Jessica Houghton (Head of German, The […]

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Let’s hear it for German!

Let’s hear it for German!

Let’s hear it for German! Sue Gibbs, a teacher in Cumbria, speaks about her passion for the German language, why it remains relevant and important in our schools as well as some of the challenges faced.

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News for German teachers

Call for applications – The Smart Choice: German schools’ network

Call for applications – The Smart Choice: German schools’ network

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS The Goethe-Institut is looking to identify networks of secondary and/or primary schools that have the intention to start, facilitate and strengthen the teaching of German. At least three schools need to build a network. The lead partner can apply...

Explore The Rhineland From £294pp with Rayburn Tours

Explore The Rhineland From £294pp with Rayburn Tours

The Rhineland; where traditional German towns and cities meet breath-taking scenery steeped in legendary folklore. The rolling hills surrounding the banks of the mighty river Rhine are adorned with magnificent castles and palaces, while the cobbled streets and...

Oxford German Olympiad 2014

Oxford German Olympiad 2014

Oxford German Olympiad 2014 The Oxford German Network are delighted to announce the winners of the Oxford German Olympiad 2014! Years 7 to 9: Brochure Design Winner: Cressida Hay Runner Up: Edward Jinks Highly Commended: Lara Gracie Commended: Holly Warner & Emily...