Germany for young people
Please find information about offers for introducing younger children to German culture and society, easy language information, as well as exchange and study programme opportunities in the sections below.
Germany- sites for children
Literacy Center Education: Learning German (for young children)) 
The Literacy Center Education Net offers easy language learning resources (letters, colours, figures, shapes)- for young learners of English, French, German and Spanish. The site includes audio files for practising pronunciation.
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Voyage Kids: British-German Connection
Voyage Kids is a bilingual website for children that was designed as a joint venture project of the British Council and the German Goethe Institute. It introduces younger children to British and German culture and society, offering easy language information, songs, lyrics, information for teachers and parents and parents as well as fun and action for children.
Websites for adolescents
Young Germany (web portal)
Young Germany is the English-language website for young high potentials worldwide: www.young-germany.de wants to raise interest in Germany in a new, original manner. The multi-faceted journalistic website will provide information about career opportunities, innovative developments in research and science as well as trends and lifestyle and the experiences of young people in Germany. The broad, up-to-date mix of [...]
Ten ways to get paid for coming to Germany (Young Germany)
The article presents ten possible ways of coming to Germany without having to pay for accommodation, or even earn money (e..g. voluntrary srvice, teaching English, Au-Pair).
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The information service ´´Young Germany´´ offers information and links to further resources concerning studying and university life in Germany, as well as financing opportunities for study courses, and personal reports by foreign students. There is also available a number of descriptions of German university towns. Provided in cooperation with the Federal Foreign Office, Germany.
Come to Germany is an information service for young people seeking a placement, study opportunity or exchange programme, short term, in Germany, it provides information and addresses. Young people can also access databases for placements.
