Children and School – How Parents Can Help, Even If They Speak Little German For many parents, school is where integration becomes most apparent. Their own child often settles in…
Anjana Singh – the unique Hindi teacher and ambassador in Berlin who brings learning to life. There are many language teachers in Berlin, but few connect language so vividly with…
Quiet hours begin at 10 p.m. – what it means and why neighbors are sensitive about it. Anyone new to Germany will quickly hear the phrase: "Quiet hours begin at…
Recycling Made Easy – Which Bin Is for What? Anyone new to Germany quickly notices that recycling isn't a trivial matter here. Recycling is part of everyday life and is…
There are situations in life that show us very clearly what's truly important. Not theoretically. Not in courses or discussions. But in the midst of everyday life. Often only when…
Understanding Your Rental Agreement – Additional Costs, Notice Period, and Important Clauses A rental agreement in Germany is more than just a piece of paper. It's a legally binding document…
Behavior at the swimming pool, in the park, or on public transport – what is considered respectful in Germany? Many people who are new to Germany are surprised by how…
Why rights and obligations are so important in Germany In Germany, coexistence is based heavily on reliability. The state, landlords, neighbors, and authorities assume that people know the rules or…