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Deutsch-Albanische Schule

Albania, Tirana

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The school at a glance
Instructs in German, Albanian
Fees ALL 350,000
Ages Not listed
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages German, Albanian, English
Strengths Languages, Performing Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction

Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana is a German–Albanian school located at the Xhura Complex, Xhanfize Keko Street, Tirana 1005, Albania. The school follows a bespoke curriculum aligned with German education system standards, integrated into Albanian culture. For the 2026–2027 academic year it offers primary education (grades 1–4), nine-year general education (grades 5–9), and secondary level I (grades 10–12). German language is embedded across the curriculum and used in instruction beyond German classes, with a focus on language, culture and personality development. The school awards DSD-1 diplomas to students. The Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana is the first German–Albanian educational model in Albania and is accredited by a decision of the Council of Ministers. The philosophy treats education as holistic development and seeks to nurture citizens by connecting language, culture and personality through practice. Arts and performances are supported through a music club, theatre club and art club, with museum visits forming part of experiences.

Xhura Complex, "Xhanfize Keko" Street, Tirana 1005, Albania

The Essentials

Deutsch-Albanische Schule has instruction in German, Albanian.

Location

Xhura Complex, Xhanfize Keko Street, Tirana 1005, Albania

Stages

Primary (grades 1–4); nine-year basic education (grades 5–9); secondary level I (grades 10–12)

Country affiliation

Albania

School day structure

Monday–Friday, 08:00–15:30
Diving Deeper

Food Options

The school places great importance on excellent catering in addition to high-quality teaching and education for its students. A monthly menu is published.

Governance and Ownership

The Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana is an accredited educational institution by a decision of the Council of Ministers.
Fees

Annual tuition at Deutsch-Albanische Schule ranges from ALL 350,000 for 2026/27.

Application / registration fee
- ONE-TIME registration fee: ALL 50,000, payable at the time of registration. The registration fee covers school books, workbooks and the school uniform.

Tuition fees (per pupil) — academic year 2026/2027
- Annual tuition: ALL 350,000 per pupil for the 2026/2027 school year.
- The annual tuition is collected in two instalments (term payments):
- Instalment 1: ALL 200,000 — due by 30 August 2026.
- Instalment 2: ALL 150,000 — due by 15 January 2027.
- Each instalment covers the indicated portion of the school year (the school describes the two payments as covering two 5‑month periods).

Tuition fees by year group
- The published fee schedule for 2026/2027 shows a single annual tuition (ALL 350,000) rather than separate published rates by class band (e.g., Vorschule, DaF/DaZ, Klassen 10–12).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Registration fee must be paid at enrolment. Tuition is billed as an annual charge payable in two instalments with the dates given above (30 August 2026 and 15 January 2027). Payments are expected by the stated due dates.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school with regular hours (school day typically 08:00–15:30). No boarding/boarding‑fee line item is published.

Other costs and charges
- Lunch: school lunch prepared daily is included within the annual tuition.
- Transport (school bus): optional and charged separately; cost varies depending on distance and is not listed as a single flat fee.
- Extracurricular groups, supervised homework support, group work, sports activities and project weeks are included in the annual tuition as listed; however certain special activities or excursions may generate additional charges.
- School uniform, textbooks and workbooks are covered by the registration fee.

Refund / cancellation
- No specific refund or cancellation policy is published within the school's fee document and registration materials provided for 2026/2027. Any refund or cancellation terms should be confirmed directly with the school administration.

Fee payment options
- Bank transfer: the school publishes bank account details for payments in both Euro and Albanian Lek. Published accounts include Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Albania and Credins Bank (IBANs provided for Euro and Lek accounts). Payments may be made to the school's stated IBANs.

Summary of headline amounts (2026/2027)
- Registration (one‑time): ALL 50,000.
- Annual tuition: ALL 350,000 (payable as ALL 200,000 by 30 August 2026 and ALL 150,000 by 15 January 2027).
Academics

Deutsch-Albanische Schule teaches Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum

Primary education (grades 1–4), nine-year general education (grades 5–9), and secondary level I (grades 10–12) are offered in the 2026–2027 school year. The school is the only German–Albanian school in Albania with a German–Albanian education program. It follows the German education system model and aims to introduce an innovative educational process within the Albanian system. The school's philosophy defines education as a holistic development process that links language, culture, and personality, with German language integrated into daily life and other subjects taught in German. The vision is education according to German standards integrated into Albanian culture, and the mission is to nurture world citizens. DSD-1 diplomas are awarded to students.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school treats education as a holistic development process that connects language, culture, and the personality of each child. German is part of daily life and is used in everyday communication between students and teachers, not just in class. The pedagogical approach blends German educational standards with Albanian life realities, giving children the opportunity to develop individually and prepare for the world. This environment supports social development through language immersion and cross-cultural understanding.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught at the school; Amoreta Shima is listed as an English teacher.

Safeguarding

Hygiene and behavioral rules are in place. General and personal hygiene require masks on entry; hands are disinfected; stair railings are cleaned; doors are kept open to minimize contact; daily materials are provided by teachers to reduce sharing. Entry to the building is restricted and visitors must contact the office; contact lists are kept for at least 14 days for health tracing. After class, students are expected to go home, and staff instructions must be followed; in case of rule violations, students are suspended from class and parents are informed.
Parent Experience

History

In 2012, the idea to establish the first German school in Albania emerged. The Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana is the first German-Albanian educational model in the country. For the 2026–2027 school year, it offers instruction for the primary level (grades 1–4), nine-year basic education (grades 5–9), and secondary level I (grades 10–12). The educational approach follows a German system model and aims to create an innovative educational process within the Albanian education system. German language is given special importance and is used across subjects beyond the German class.

Community

The Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana offers activities and events and maintains a calendar for the 2026–2027 school year. The daily schedule runs Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 15:30. German is given special importance and is used across subjects beyond the German class. Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana is an educational institution accredited by a decision of the Council of Ministers.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The school is located in the Xhura Complex on Xhanfize Keko Street, Tirana 1005, Albania. It offers instruction for the 2026–2027 school year across primary education (grades 1–4), nine-year basic education (grades 5–9), and lower secondary (grades 10–12). The school is accredited by a decision of the Council of Ministers. German is given special emphasis and is used not only in German classes but in other subjects as well.

Academic Facilities

The school provides education according to German standards, integrated into Albanian culture. German is used not only in German classes but also in instruction for other subjects. The school is accredited by the Council of Ministers.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Activities and events are offered; DAST; information about the program; day plans for 2026–2027 for classes 1–9 and 10–11; activities and events.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Class-to-class competitions stimulate academic engagement and teamwork. Activities present academic and student results, highlighting progress and achievements. The program includes competitions between classes and opportunities to showcase learning outcomes. The school emphasizes communicating student achievements through organized presentations.

Arts & Creative

The school offers a music club, theatre club, and an art club. Museum visits and theatre visits are part of cultural experiences. After-school programs include theatre, music, and art activities upon request. The program supports creative expression through arts and performance.

Cultural & Language

German is given special emphasis; German is spoken not only in German class but also in other subjects. The school is the first German-Albanian educational model in the country, with German standards integrated into Albanian culture. German language learning is integrated across the curriculum. The school centers cultural and language experiences around German-Albanian traditions and language use.

Social & Hobbies

The class council fosters student participation and leadership. Excursions and other outings contribute to social and cultural learning. Mini-football championships, table tennis, and gymnastics provide recreational and athletic outlets. Conflict resolution activities and presentations of achievements support social development.

Community & Service

Work in the school garden involves planting, watering, and cleaning. A nutrition project is part of the program. Health services include doctor visits and school-based vaccinations for all students. Dental examinations are conducted for all students.

Leadership & Professional

Students have leadership opportunities through the class council. Guidance and counseling services support personal development and the development of professional skills. There are activities focused on presenting achievements and preparing for future studies and careers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Additional afternoon sports activities, theatre, music, and art are available upon request. Gymnastics and other physical activities promote wellbeing.
Languages

Language Provision

Languages taught include German, Albanian, and English. German is given special significance and is used not only in German lessons but also in other subjects. Albanian language instruction is provided as part of the bilingual program. English is taught as a separate subject.

Bilingual Teaching

The Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana offers a German-Albanian educational program. It provides instruction for the 2026–27 school year in primary (grades 1–4), nine-year basic education (grades 5–9), and lower secondary (grades 10–12). Its pedagogical approach combines German educational standards with Albanian life realities and culture, and German is integrated into daily school life so students grow as global citizens.

Immersion Programs

German-language instruction is integrated across the curriculum, not only in German classes but also in other subjects. The bilingual approach creates an immersion-like environment with German used throughout the school day. This emphasis on German alongside Albanian supports language development in context.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Admissions status and program. Admissions for the 2024-2025 school year have begun. The Deutsch-Albanische Schule Tirana offers instruction under two curricula: German and Albanian. It provides DSD1/DSD2 German language certification. Instruction is delivered by German teachers. 2. Application forms available for download. There are Albanian-language and German-language application forms available for download. Both forms are downloadable from the admissions section of the site. 3. Required documents (Albanian-language application). The required documents include a copy of the applicant's birth certificate; a copy of the last school certificate; a copy of the vaccination card; two passport photos; and a copy of the medical questionnaire. Please consult the list of required documents before starting the application. The Albanian-language version of the application is available for download. 4. Registration process and contact. Registrations have begun. For further information, fill out the form below and we will call you. For direct assistance, contact the school at +355 68 405 0304 or +355 69 203 6444.
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