German lessons
We build a realistic learning plan that takes you step by step from the basics towards B1, B2 or C1 preparation.
Germany education guidance and private German lessons
Understand Germany. Apply with confidence. Arrive prepared.
I help students with German, university applications, Ausbildung research and the first steps in Germany. The aim is simple: clear orientation, honest expectations and a plan that fits your actual situation.
No empty promises — just language, documents, deadlines and a practical plan.
Let’s find the best option for your situation together.
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I am not describing this maze from the outside.
I live in Dresden and know many parts of this process first-hand: learning German, preparing applications, finding housing, organising documents and figuring out a new system.
I reached B2 in roughly seven months and C1 after about 17 months of learning in total. Along the way, I earned one telc B2 certificate and two DSH certificates.
Planned support areas
Areas being developed during the pilot phase.
These areas are currently being developed only for the pilot phase and general orientation.
University applications in Germany
We sort through universities, programmes, documents, deadlines and the application route that fits your case.
Ausbildung research
We compare fields, read vacancies carefully and prepare the next application step with a clear structure.
Visa & documents
Checklists, appointments and paperwork are put in order without making promises no serious adviser can make.
German speaking practice
Where practical, we complement lessons with real conversation practice with German native speakers.
Settling in Germany
From first appointments to university administration, we make the next steps easier to understand and plan.
Success Stories
Why ŞAK Almanya?
Because a useful Germany plan needs more than general advice. We look at your language level, documents, real deadlines and the steps you can actually carry out.
When it fits your learning goal, we can also add conversation practice with German native speakers.
Process
From goal to file.
We turn a large plan into a sequence you can understand and work through.
- Clarify the goalWe define whether university, Hochschule, Ausbildung or German is the main target.
- Review documentsWe identify what you have, what is missing and what needs preparation.
- Build the planDeadlines, language and applications are put into a clear order with practical next steps.
Service pages
Look at the education guidance topics one by one.
University applications, Hochschulen, Ausbildung, conditional admission, German lessons, the visa process and document preparation — I tie these topics into a more organised route using my own experience as a student in Dresden.
Frequently asked questions
What students and families ask most often.
Do you guarantee admission or a visa?
No. Admission and visa decisions are made by the university, Hochschule, training institution, employer, consulate or relevant authority. What I do is help you run the process in better order, more knowingly and in line with the requirements.
Is the guidance only about university applications?
No. Choosing an institution, organising documents, tracking the application, preparing for the visa and planning your German can all be handled together.
Can someone with no German aim for Germany?
Yes, but it needs a realistic language plan built around the goal. University, Hochschule, Ausbildung and master's routes can require different levels.
Can parents join the conversation?
Yes. Especially with school-age applicants, planning together with the family makes the process clearer and safer.
What level of German do you need for Germany?
It depends on the goal. For an Ausbildung, B1 is discussed in some fields, while academic programmes may require B2 or C1. The healthiest route is to settle the goal first and plan the language level after that.
What are the basic requirements for an Ausbildung?
Usually your school leaving qualification, your German, a suitable CV, a motivation letter and how you communicate with the employer. Expectations can differ by occupation.
What is the difference between a Universität and a Hochschule?
A Universität runs more academically; a Hochschule usually sits closer to practice and industry contact. The right choice depends on your subject, your career plan and how you learn.
Which documents are needed?
It varies by goal, but usually a diploma, transcript, passport, language certificate, CV, motivation letter, application forms and, in some cases, financial documents.
How long does the process take?
It depends on your current German, the state of your documents, the programme you are aiming at and the deadlines. Some preparation comes together in a few months; other goals need a year or more.
Is there a free pilot session?
Yes. During the pilot phase, a short conversation lets us understand where you stand, what you are aiming at and what kind of general information you need. It is there to make sense of the process and find the right starting point.
Are paid services currently offered?
No. ŞAK Almanya is currently in a non-commercial pilot and preparation phase. No payments are accepted and no paid service contracts are made.
Do you help with the motivation letter and CV?
Yes. The aim is not to build an artificial profile but to present your real background and goal more clearly, cleanly and in a form that suits the application.
Do you help with choosing a subject in Germany?
Yes. Your interests, your educational background, your German, your career goal and the programme options in Germany are all weighed together.
How will we keep track of application deadlines?
We can organise the deadlines of your target institutions and programmes into a calendar. That makes it much clearer which document has to be ready by when.
Contact
Let’s find the best option for your situation together.
No empty promises — just language, documents, deadlines and a practical plan.