Learning in the district of Görlitz
Whether it's school, vocational training, university studies, or continuing education – in the Görlitz district, newcomers, international professionals, and their families will find a wide range of opportunities to orient themselves, develop their skills, and settle in. Education is a key to integration, professional success, and a good life in their new home. The district offers a broad spectrum of educational pathways – from early childhood education to vocational qualifications. Whether you are coming with children, looking for vocational training, or want to advance your career, here you will find an overview of services and contact points that will make your start easier and open up new perspectives.
Schools
The Görlitz district offers a wide variety of school types – the right path for every child. Whether primary school, secondary school, grammar school or special needs school: Find out about educational pathways and childcare options for your family.
Training
Whether you're looking for your first vocational training, retraining, or a career change – numerous training opportunities are available in the Görlitz district. Discover resources for career guidance, applications, and professional development.
Studies
Studying in the border region of three countries: Universities in the Görlitz district and the surrounding area offer a wide range of subjects – practical, internationally networked, and with excellent career prospects. Get an overview of the study options available.
Continuing education
Want to advance your career? The Görlitz district offers numerous opportunities for further training – for skilled workers, those returning to the workforce, and anyone seeking new opportunities. Find out more about courses, seminars, and funding programs.
Do you have questions?
Whether you're arriving, working, studying, or living in the Görlitz district – we're happy to help! You can easily get in touch with the Welcome Center using our contact form. We look forward to hearing from you and will provide you with quick and reliable assistance.
Your contact persons are
Cindy Haupt, Skilled Workers Guide;
Maren Molch, Skilled Workers Coordinator
