Guaranteed quality
Information for schools
Dear schools, teachers, parents’ councils and parents in Bremen and Lower Saxony,
alerno is a family-run educational institution that is committed to educational equality and gives all pupils the opportunity to receive an education, regardless of their families’ income or assets.
Are you interested in (free) funding opportunities for your students?
We would be happy to come to your school for a non-binding information session about learning support options.
With our many years of experience as an ISO 9001-certified educational institution, we provide reliable support.
Important note for schools!
When selecting tutoring providers as part of grant applications, please ensure that the respective institution has a recognized quality seal (e.g., ISO 9001). Such certifications involve regular external audits and serve to ensure defined quality standards.
Our services include:
- Learning support courses
- Basic math courses
- Spelling support courses (in cooperation with the University of Münster)
- DaZ courses
- Vacation courses
- Final exam preparation
- Learning training
- Learning Therapy
- Testing
- and much more.
The courses we offer can be held in the schools or at our locations.
Students have the right to choose the provider of their choice.
We have decades of experience in the field of learning support and work successfully with numerous schools in the greater Bremen area, Bremerhaven and Delmenhorst.
If you have any questions or problems, our school team will be happy to help at any time!
Our team for the schools
North/West area
Bremen-North, Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Walle, etc.
Anne Meinekat-Fajen
E-mail: fajen@alerno.de
Feel free to contact us!
E-mail: schulen@alerno.de
Tel: 0421 – 566 37 664
Register students for subsidized tutoring (Bremen Pass / Education and Participation).
FAQ
The learning support takes place in our locations or by arrangement directly in the school or in another institution (e.g. in the after-school care center) statt.
Registration for students with a Bremen Pass is done via our Bremen Pass/BuT Registration. The registration confirms the student's need for support and ensures that a valid Bremen Pass is available.
Self-pay:ers may register independently at the location of their choice without proof of school.
Students with a Bremen Pass or BuT are entitled to 90 minutes of learning support per week in each funded subject. The need for support must be confirmed by the school.
Self-payers can be advised about the possible offers at one of our locations.
We can offer the following courses:
- individual learning support in small groups or in private lessons for all classes, subjects and school types
- DaZ/DaF courses (German as a second or foreign language)
- Final courses for all classes and school types
- Vacation courses
- Conversation courses (English, French, Spanish)
- Reading and spelling training (alerno is a partner of the Lernservers Münster)
- Numeracy training (Tigro - Center for Learning and Learning Disorders of the Institute of Psychology of UMIT in Tyrol)
We are happy to meet the individual needs of your students and, depending on their needs, also offer courses with a self-selected focus, such as reading comprehension, grammar or basic arithmetic.
alerno is a partner of the learning server. This is targeted, individualized spelling support. After a spelling test, a support plan is created specifically for the student. A coordinated collection of materials is then worked on during the tutoring sessions and supplemented with learning games.
The offer is suitable for both students with and without dyslexia. Attention: alerno does not diagnose dyslexia. This must be done in advance.
- The household in which the student lives receives state benefits, such as child allowance, unemployment benefit II ("Hartz IV"), asylum seeker benefits, social assistance, housing allowance, social benefit. In Bremen, the school verifies the existence of a valid "Bremen Pass". In most other federal states, the social welfare office or job center checks whether the requirements for receiving benefits are met.
- The student is no more than 25 years old.
- A need for support for one or more school subjects must be confirmed by the school. A need for support exists if any of the following apply:
- A deficient or unsatisfactory performance history or one tending toward the grade of "deficient."
- Assessment of performance in the mid-year report with "deficient" or "insufficient",
- Identify a short-term significant drop in performance,
- Jeopardizing the achievement of the class goal,
- The prospect of reducing learning deficits through recommended learning support.