Information for Staff

Are you a teacher thinking of applying to a German school abroad? You will find information on this page about application requirements and vacant posts. You are also in the right place if you are already teaching abroad and would like information concerning resolutions by the Council of Ministers of Culture (Kultusministerkonferenz - KMK), examination requirements and other issues relating to the school system abroad, or if you are looking for teaching materials or topical facts about Germany on the Internet. "Deutsche Kultur International" has compiled a list of the most important information sources for you.

The Central Agency for Schools Abroad (ZfA) attends about 1900 employees at German Schools Abroad. Including

teachers abroad,

federal programme teachers,

local teachers,

laender programme teachers and

volunteers.

The Central Agency for Schools Abroad (ZfA) offers at its internet pages a roundup of allowances according in line with the available budget funds for teachers abroad and federal programme teachers.

The Association of German Teachers Abroad (VdLiA) caters for the professional, legal and social interests of the teachers abroad and offers political-cultural and educational information and training events. Quaterly it publishes the magazine Der deutsche Lehrer im Ausland that forwards free of charge to its members.

The Central Agency for Schools Abroad (ZfA) places teachers abroad, federal programme teachers and expert advisors/coordinators at German schools abroad and informs about the job offers of ZfA as well as on that of the schools.

The Central Agency for Schools Abroad ZfA arranges regularly introduction seminars and further training events.

The internet side of the German-Speaking Professional Education (DFU)is addressed to all that who supports the Germand language abroad.

On its internet side the DFU provides various materials for further training and public relations.