The Surrey German Language School offers internationally recognized Saturday morning language classes for children from Preschool, Kindergarten to Grade 12 and for Adults.
Our German teachers develop our students’ ability to read, write, understand and converse in German and, in addition, offer a broad understanding of the history and culture of Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Our School in British Columbia is a place where students and their families also join our community and experience German heritage traditions.
We believe everyone has the capability to learn to speak German and we give our students the tools to develop their full potential.
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Our Curriculum is correlated with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) in order to prepare our students for internationally recognized certificates of German Language Proficiency.
Throughout all the classes from Kindergarten to the Certificate Classes our focus is always on the following four main examination parts:
Our school has formalized partnerships with national, provincial, and international organizations that support our education program to promote German as a second (DaZ) or foreign (DaF) language.
As a Non-Profit Organization we rely not only on tuition fees but also on donations by friends and members. Especially in this difficult time after the pandemic a lot of organizations are struggling to stay afloat.
In order to keep our doors open we would like to encourage you to support our German School with a donation of any amount. Your donation will then be mentioned here as a valued supporter of our school.
We appreciate your support very much. Thank you!
The school year 2021/22 was filled with festivities for the 50th anniversary of the Surrey German Language School. The movie
At the end of the school year, the Preschool of Gita Matthew and the G1/G2 of Maya Matthew worked on
The 50th anniversary school year 2021/22 came to an end on May 14, 2022 with a day filled with celebrations,
Schools play a vital role in helping students become global citizens by giving them access to language and culture. As the world continually becomes more connected, the importance of multilingualism cannot be ignored.
The Goethe-Institut Toronto travelled across Canada to speak with educators, students, employers and those who are professionally benefiting from their German language knowledge.
Contact us with any questions regarding learning German at our school.
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