Talking with patients
Taking a history, understanding symptoms, and explaining things clearly in German.
German for medicine
German for medicine
German for doctors, nurses and other medical professionals, plus focused preparation for the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP). Current dates, group sizes and prices are best discussed in a short, no-obligation conversation.
Current courses
No dates are published for this programme at the moment. Write to us and we will tell you when the next course starts.
Who this is for
- Doctors
- Nurses and care staff
- Therapists
- Other medical professionals
- Medical students
What the course prepares you for
Documentation
Writing and understanding letters, findings and handovers correctly.
Professional language
Communicating precisely with colleagues, supervisors and authorities.
Preparing for the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP)
The medical language exam (FSP) is required for a licence to practise in many German states. We prepare you specifically for its format and requirements.
How the preparation works
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1
Check your level
A free placement test shows where you currently stand.
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2
Book a consultation
We discuss your specialty, your goal and the right timeframe.
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3
Prepare individually
Lessons focused on patient history, documentation and consultations.
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4
Sit the exam
You take the FSP at your medical board — we tell you how to register.
Why learn at DEE
Teaching built around your goal
Small groups
Fewer participants means more speaking time for each person — and a teacher who notices when something has not landed.
Experienced teachers
Taught by qualified German-as-a-foreign-language teachers who know where learners actually get stuck at each level.
Clear objectives
Every level ends in something you can prove: the certificate you need for the authorities, an apprenticeship or university.
Advice in your language
We advise in German, English and Arabic — before you enrol and while you are with us, without a queue.
Get advice on German for medicine
Current dates, group sizes and prices for the medical courses are best explained in a short, no-obligation conversation.
Request a consultation