The Möller family is moving—not just to another city, but to another country. With such a big step, many things naturally need to be planned carefully. Even abroad, it’s especially important to the parents that their children receive a good education. Mrs. Möller thinks: "We found the right school locally, but our children don’t have German lessons there!" So what happens if the family returns to Germany in a few years and the children need to reintegrate into the German school system?

Deutsche Fernschule has the solution: supplementary German lessons via distance learning! If needed, students can also take Mathematics, General Studies, English, and Art. Mrs. Möller is delighted and enrolls her children at Deutsche Fernschule.

The materials are specially prepared so that parents who aren’t teachers can still teach their own children.

What’s special is that a professional teacher in Germany supports both children and parents remotely! All test results and subject feedback come from a teacher within the German school system. The teacher is available at any time for questions. They also build a great relationship with each child, no matter how far away they are.

Through personal exchange and 1-to-1 support, a positive learning environment is created—leading to the best results.

Mrs. Möller is grateful for the reassurance that her children are making age-appropriate progress. And she doesn’t have to be the "bad cop" who nags and hands out grades.

At the end of each school year, a report card is issued that makes an easy return to the German school and education system possible—no matter which federal state.

In distance learning, children learn to work independently. This is an important foundation for every further educational path, whether in Germany or anywhere in the world! Decades of experience confirm that it works.

Mrs. Möller is relieved that she has found a great solution.