Our training program to become a foreign language secretary is precisely tailored to the requirements of the economy.


Correspondent, assistant or secretary?

Of course, there are also the classic job postings for "secretary" or "foreign language secretary." However, most of our graduates don't find their jobs under these terms. Suitable job postings include, for example...
  • Import Clerk
  • Business Assistant Foreign Languages
  • Foreign language correspondent
  • Office clerk with good English skills
  • Executive Assistant
  • Commercial employee in export, etc.

Our graduates can apply wherever business expertise, office training, and strong foreign language skills are required. Suitable positions exist in companies of all sizes and sectors, in government agencies, at scientific institutions, in tourism, and so on.

Demand is particularly high in our region due to the presence of the US Army and the proximity to France.

fields of work

Job opportunities can be found in internationally oriented companies across all sectors, particularly in trade, tourism, investment banking, international freight forwarding, law firms, and auditing companies. Working in or managing an office – often at the management level – provides you with exciting insights into business operations and opens up excellent career prospects.

School education – Our advantages at a glance

The training to become a foreign language secretary is a school-based program. Reasons for a purely school-based program include:

  • Unlike vocational training, school-based vocational training doesn't immediately commit you to the specific industry of your training company. You can later work in many different sectors.
  • With vocational training, you begin your career in a company not as an apprentice, but as a fully trained employee.
  • English at vocational school is by no means comparable to the high level of bilingual language competence that you acquire in school-based training to become a foreign language secretary.
  • They learn in a class setting, have a personal relationship with the teachers, lessons are regulated according to a fixed timetable, and the legal holiday regulations apply.

Duration, Times & Conclusion

  • Start: October 6, 2025 | Duration: 24 months | Mon–Fri, 8:30–13:20
  • Qualification: State-certified foreign language secretary

Already have experience? Then jump right in.

  • You already have professional experience – perhaps vocational training, a school leaving certificate with
  • If you have a focus on economics or have even studied it, then you can join us under certain conditions.
  • Conditions to shorten the training period to just 1 year!

Who can use this offer?

  • You have completed vocational training or have a few years of professional experience in
  • Office, sales, or something similar? Perfect – that's what counts!
  • You have a vocational diploma, high school diploma, were you at a business school, vocational school or
  • Business school? And do you already know a little about economics? Great!
  • You started a degree program once, but it wasn't right for you? No problem.
  • That can count too. Just ask us…

What language skills you should bring:

  • You should already have some experience with languages ​​– for example:
  • English: at least 4 years of school English, B1 level or comparable knowledge
  • French: at least 4 years of school French, B1 level or equivalent

Not sure if this will fit?

  • No problem – we offer you a short, internal placement test. It's very straightforward.
  • So you know where you stand!

Your advantage:

  • Finish faster, start your job sooner – and all with a state-recognized qualification. Saves time and money.
  • and gets you to your destination faster!