A European schedule for international families
The twelve live lessons per week begin from 1 p.m. Central European Time. Each lesson lasts 45 minutes. The shared rhythm is aligned with European time zones while remaining predictable for families joining from other regions.
Small groups and dedicated subject teachers create a recurring meeting place. Students can ask questions, think together and receive personal feedback regardless of their location.
- 12 live lessons per week
- from 1 p.m. Central European Time
- 45 minutes per lesson
- dedicated subject teachers and small groups
German and English as equal languages of education
German and English are not treated as a primary and secondary language. Both are used for communication, texts, research, projects and access to different sources of knowledge.
This equality is particularly valuable for internationally based families. German can strengthen family and cultural connections, while English supports communication in a globally connected world.
Continuity across countries, moves and travel
When a family's location changes, a familiar learning environment does not need to restart. Online classes remain accessible while new places, languages and experiences can enrich learning beyond the screen.
The programme is open to families in Germany as well as those travelling, living elsewhere in Europe or organising daily life across several countries.
International education in a world shaped by AI
Students aged 10 to 18 learn to compare German and English sources, recognise differences and form well-founded judgements of their own. The learning stages broadly correspond to German Gymnasium grades 5 to 12.
Artificial intelligence is used as a tool and examined critically. Students question claims, verify sources and explain results in their own words instead of handing responsibility to a system.