German Program

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German Program

Designed for middle and high school students, the program integrates German language learning, study-abroad planning for Germany, and OSD standardized testing, building a clear and steady path to German universities.

90%German public universities are tuition-free; students usually pay only a registration fee
95%About 95%–97% of German bachelor’s graduates are employed
33wGermany’s official immigration target: 330,000–400,000 people per year
4.4wStarting salary for German bachelor’s graduates: €32,000–70,000 per year

A Clear Path to German University Preparation

From zero foundation to TestDaF / ÖSD success, with a learning pace tailored to students at every starting point.

  • Structured Progressive Courses: Following the natural rules of language acquisition, students advance step by step from pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar to expressive ability, building a clear and complete German learning system.
  • Intensive Speaking & Practical Expression: Expert German instruction combined with small-group practice strengthens listening, speaking, reading, and writing, so language learning serves real communication and exam goals.
  • Pathways Aligned with International Curricula: Building on IB, A Level, and AP programs, students develop the academic foundation needed to apply to leading German universities.
  • On-Campus Exam Loop: SIBS is now an accredited ÖSD German language exam centre — students can complete recognized German proficiency exams on campus.

Paths into the German University System

The program covers research universities, universities of applied sciences, and dual-study tracks, helping students choose the German pathway that best fits their academic strengths, practical interests, and career plans.

  • Research Universities (Universität): Theory- and research-focused, ideal for academic advancement.
  • Universities of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule): Practice- and employment-focused, strengthening applied professional skills.
  • Dual Study (Duales Studium): Combining study with company-based practice, with strong emphasis on professional growth.

ÖSD German Language Exam Centre

The ÖSD Austrian German Certificate is aligned with the CEFR European framework, covering levels A1–C2. Recognized across the German-speaking world, the certificate supports study-abroad, visa, and immigration applications. In January 2026, SIBS officially became the first ÖSD exam centre in Shunyi District.

Who Can Apply

  • Middle School Grades 6–8: New primary graduates and transfer students entering Grades 7–8; no hukou restrictions — open to students nationwide.
  • High School Grades 9–12: Chinese and international students aged 15–18 nationwide, ideal for students planning to study in Germany.