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Welcome/Willkommen
This
service for the German language in the USA is
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Endorsed by American &
German agencies
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Volunteer-based and
non-profit
Inclusive of all kinds of German
programs

Our Mission
GLOW is free to all and serves:
Everybody active or
interested
in the field of German language teaching
Students searching
for German programs
Clients for tutors
and translators
Job searchers.
Schools and
companies seeking employees

The GLOWdatabase includes:
The newsletter GLOWbriefing
reaches out three times a year to
those on the
database beginning in fall 2008
- To unite the German-teaching profession by communication
- To include all forms of German teaching programs
- To deliver important news from various agencies including:
American Association of
Teachers of German
Goethe Institute
Zentralstelle für das
Auslandsschulwesen (ZfA)
German Embassy and
Consulates
American Council on the
Teaching of Foreign Languages
Modern Language Association
Others serving the profession.
The National GLOWawards
The GLOW National German
Achievement Award initiative
identifies and honors 50-100 students in the spring each year.
The honorees are selected by each chapter of the AATG,
directors of Saturday schools, and, in some cases, teachers
and other agencies. The winning students each receive
a special certificate, a Gift Certificate to Borders, a year's
subscription to
German World Magazine
www.german-world.com
(a $25.00 value) and the
placement of their name, school,
and teacher on the GLOWservice web Honor Roll, and
the
right to put down a national award on college applications.
In addition, the teachers of the winners also receive a GW
subscription.
GLOW wishes to acknowledge
the contributions of TV and
film star Eric Braeden
(The Young and the Restless),
Frank Mueller
of the ZfA (Center German Programs
Abroad),
Petra Schuermann of German World, and Julianne Beauvais,
Claremont, CA.
Salutation: Former
German Consul General Los Angeles
Dr. Hans-Juergen Wendler
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