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CASA – Internationale Sprachschule gemeinnützige GmbH

Non-profit Bremen, Bremen

CASA – Internationale Sprachschule gemeinnützige GmbH was founded in Bremen in 1983 and is recognised as a non-profit for its work in adult education and international understanding. Part of the TANDEM Germany network, CASA teaches German as a foreign language at all levels from A1 to C1 in small international groups of 10 to 15 participants. Its programme includes intensive courses, evening courses for working people, special and in-company courses, group courses and Bildungszeit (educational leave). As a licensed telc examination centre, CASA offers preparation and exams for telc Deutsch B2 and telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule on site and also prepares students for the TestDaF. The school follows an encounter-based approach with host families, tandem partnerships and a cultural and leisure programme.

City center Exam prep Small groups
Students
1,200
Teachers
25
Class size
10–15
Founded
1983
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CASA – Internationale Sprachschule gemeinnützige GmbH

Quick facts

Founded
1983
Class size
10–15 people
Levels
A1–C1 – B2–C1
Courses from
On request
Start dates
Flexible start dates on request

About the school

CASA – Internationale Sprachschule gemeinnützige GmbH was founded in Bremen in 1983 and is recognised as a non-profit for its work in adult education and international understanding. Part of the TANDEM Germany network, CASA teaches German as a foreign language at all levels from A1 to C1 in small international groups of 10 to 15 participants. Its programme includes intensive courses, evening courses for working people, special and in-company courses, group courses and Bildungszeit (educational leave). As a licensed telc examination centre, CASA offers preparation and exams for telc Deutsch B2 and telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule on site and also prepares students for the TestDaF. The school follows an encounter-based approach with host families, tandem partnerships and a cultural and leisure programme.

History

Since 1983 we have offered high-quality language teaching and supported many students on their journey.

School type

Non-profit language school with a special educational mission.

Inside the school

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Course overview

German A1–C1 Intensive course

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German A1–C1

on request / month
Next start: on request
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German A1–C1

on request / month
Next start: on request
Inquire Details

German B2–C1

on request / month
Next start: on request
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Location & area

Address

Am Dobben 14-16, 28203 Bremen , Bremen

Location

Our school is located in the heart of Bremen, Bremen. The central location offers excellent public transport links and plenty of cultural venues, restaurants, and cafés nearby. Ideal for your language journey.

Getting there

The school is easy to reach by public transport. Use postal code 28203 for route planning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I enroll in a course? +
Enrollment is handled directly by the school. You can find their contact details — website, phone, and email — in the contact section on this page. Reach out to the school directly for information on available courses and the registration process.
Do I need a visa for my language course? +
Stays longer than 90 days generally require a language-course visa. Many language schools assist with the application and issue the necessary documents such as enrollment confirmations. Contact the school early to ask about their visa support services.
Which payment methods are accepted? +
Accepted payment methods vary by school. Bank transfer, credit card, and sometimes installment plans are common options. Check with the school directly for their exact payment terms.
Can I study online? +
Many language schools offer online or hybrid courses so you can learn flexibly from home. Whether and in what format online classes are available depends on the individual school — check their website for details.
How big are the classes? +
Language courses are often held in small groups to allow for focused support. The exact class size depends on the course format and school. You can find this information on the school’s website or by contacting them.
Is there support for finding accommodation? +
Many language schools help arrange accommodation or work with student residences, shared flats, and host families. Whether this service is available at a specific school is listed on their website.
Does the school prepare for language exams? +
Many language schools offer prep courses for recognised exams such as telc, TestDaF, DSH, and Goethe certificates. Check the school’s website for details on their exam preparation programme.
Can I start at any time? +
Most language schools run courses with regular fixed start dates. Some also allow flexible entry. Contact the school directly for their current schedule.

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Accreditations

  • telc examination center
  • TestDaF
  • TANDEM International
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