Tim Language School
Language is the beginning of everything.
As part of one of Germany’s largest interpreting agencies, we know exactly where language barriers arise – and even better: how to break them down.
The Tim Language School was founded to offer language support where it is not optional but essential:
for foreign skilled workers arriving in Germany
for immigrants who really want to arrive
with authorities, companies and institutions that not only demand but also promote integration
Why have your own language school?
Because we see every day how closely language services, integration and education are linked:
Our interpreters are available for medical missions, police and court appearances
Our translators ensure access to employment contracts, certificates and specialist texts
Our language teachers take people to places where they can interpret or work themselves
Who is the Tim Language School for?
Skilled workers from abroad
Intensive courses in German (A1–B2)
Specialist language training for nursing, IT, and crafts
Hybrid, digital, flexible
Employers & project sponsors
Tailor-made training packages
Accompanying onboarding
Preparation for work & everyday life
Public institutions
& integration stakeholders
BAMF-oriented course structure
Bridging offers for people with specific needs
Language education as part of an overall concept
Our philosophy
“Understanding begins with language – but true arrival begins with connection.”
That’s why we don’t think of interpreting, translating, language schools and skilled worker placement as separate entities – but rather as a logical unit of a modern society.
More information to follow. Launch: 01.06.2025
FAQs
General questions
Tim Language School is a digital language school headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, specializing in German courses from A1 to C1. The courses are held online or in a hybrid format and are aimed primarily at foreign professionals, immigrants, as well as companies, authorities, and institutions that actively want to promote integration.
Intensive courses for German as a foreign language are offered at levels A1 to C1. In addition, specialized language support is available for areas such as nursing, IT, and skilled trades. The courses are flexible and can be taken in hybrid or fully digital formats.
The courses are aimed at:
- Foreign professionals who want to work in Germany
- Immigrants who want to integrate linguistically and socially
- Employers, project sponsors, and public institutions that need language support for their employees or clients
The course structure is based on the guidelines of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) and offers practical, needs-based language training. There are both standard courses and customized training packages for specific requirements.
Classes are held entirely online and are designed to be flexible to adapt to the participants’ real-life situations. The courses are taught by experienced language teachers who also cater to individual needs.
The Tim Language School is part of one of Germany’s largest interpreting agencies and combines many years of experience in language mediation, integration, and education. Its offerings are closely aligned with the needs of professionals, companies, and integration stakeholders. Rather than “off-the-shelf” courses, we offer practical, individually tailored solutions.
Interested parties can contact sprachschule@timsys.stree.dev by email. Further information will be available on the website www.timsys.stree.dev/sprachschule after the official launch on June 1, 2025.
The official start of the courses is planned for June 1, 2025.
The school sees language as a key to integration and social participation. The goal is not only to impart language skills, but also to enable genuine connection and orientation in the new environment.
Yes, we offer tailor-made training packages for companies, project sponsors and public institutions, including accompanying onboarding and preparation for work and everyday life.
The Tim Language School is continuously looking for dedicated teachers, partners, and support staff who would like to actively participate in the integration process. Interested parties are welcome to apply.
