Meeting Point - This is How DaZ Works

Involve everyone and lead even those who are unaccustomed to learning to a successful completion of their integration course - that’s what our new teaching resource, Meeting Point - German as a Second Language for Everyday Life and Work, stands for!

Meeting Point consistently implements the guidelines of the Common European Framework of Reference and the framework curriculum for integration courses set by BAMF, making it your ideal companion for today’s integration courses. Meeting Point is approved by BAMF as a course-supporting teaching resource for integration courses.

Motivating Learning

What needs and interests do people have who have relocated to another country? Building contacts, pursuing a job, actively shaping their life in the new country - from the very beginning, we have designed the learning opportunities in Meeting Point to connect with the learners' life situations.

Creating Differentiated Learning Opportunities

Leading integration courses today presents a huge challenge: participants have very different learning backgrounds, support needs, and interests. With differentiated instruction, your learners stay motivated and quickly become linguistically fit for everyday life. Therefore, Meeting Point offers a wide range of differentiated tasks that allow for the creation of individualized learning programs tailored to the learners' specific needs and interests.

Assessment of Learning Progress and Exam Preparation from the Start

For many learners, a significant motivation is to pass the exam (DTZ) at the end of the integration course, thus fulfilling one of the most important prerequisites for entering vocational training or the job market and for naturalization. With Meeting Point, they successfully master this step: the integrated, step-by-step exam preparation in the workbook and the exam strategies taught there.