Changing schools and returning
Moving to a German school abroad or returning to Germany? We prepare your child for the new school's demands, in language and in subject knowledge. The earlier preparation starts, the better.
Your child can keep up with the content. Not yet with the language.
With a change of school, it often only shows after arrival: your child knows the material but can't yet show what they know in German the way the new school expects.
How we work
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Finding out where they stand
We compare what your child can already do with what the new school requires: curriculum, academic German and subject foundations.
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Building up deliberately
Then we close the gaps to the new curriculum and build up the academic German and subject foundations the new school takes for granted.
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Supporting the start
If you wish, we also support your child through the first months at the new school and the first tests.
What changes
- You know early where your child stands compared to the new school.
- The most important gaps are closed before the first tests come up.
- Your child starts with the feeling of being able to keep up.
“Assade has helped two of my kids tremendously in improving not only their grades but overall performance and attitude versus school tasks. In fact, my oldest daughter was about to suspend the whole tenth grade and to repeat. We talked to Assade, put her in an…”
Questions about changing schools and returning
We are moving back to Germany soon. When should we start?
Do you also support a change of school abroad?
Where is your child getting stuck?
Tell us in a first conversation. It's free, and afterwards you'll know what the next step is.
