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Hello, I am also a student of the ARGE in the preparatory course and accidentally stumbled upon these last two reports. I don't think much of anonymous reviews on social media. In my opinion, direct exchange is always the better choice, unless you want to do something bad on purpose. Some of the statements really upset me, so I would like to comment as well. I find it completely nonsensical to criticize framework conditions about which one knows very well in advance. If you have absenteeism, there are ways to make up for it. If I don't want to do that, or if I miss it too often, the question arises as to whether one should attend training at all. Getting angry about it and getting rid of this in this form is unfair and dubious. After all, we are on the way to becoming psychotherapists - you should be able to reflect on your own assumptions and wishes and to enter into a dialogue. I am enthusiastic about the atmosphere in the ARGE, both spatially and from the people. Both by the teachers and by colleagues in the administration. Everyone tries to work together well, the content is very interesting and I am taken seriously if I have any questions or concerns - especially in the crisis of the last few months! We hardly had an interruption, we responded immediately and offered alternatives with great commitment. I know from other institutions that this is anything but natural. Other training courses were simply suspended or only scripts were sent. I can continue my studies in the ARGE without any problems, I have not experienced any disadvantages from the crisis. Of course, in the past few months it was not possible to work face-to-face and that is completely different, but it is the same everywhere. I'm proud to be here and I'm looking forward to the coming semester!

They just want your money. You pay for absenteeism and have to submit a work order again, whereby the "processing fee" means that someone reads it - 30 €. Funding is disliked. The courses are mostly only discussion rounds and you don't learn much (although I have to say that some of the speakers are very personable). Not recommendable in my opinion

Propödeutikum: Everything costs money. You're sick ? Just pay 80 €. Nothing is graded, you don't know whether what you have learned was correct and questions are not answered reliably after the course. In addition, there are no tables in the classrooms and the armchairs are very uncomfortable. Food options are either Soletti, chips and biscuits and, thank God, there is a coffee machine in some buildings. The courses are actually just discussion rounds because the speakers can be easily distracted. I also find it bad that there is no projector in any of the course rooms from which you can copy the most important things. There is only one perfectly normal television that you can't see anything from (and I usually sit very close / the rooms are very large). I wonder where my 5260 € actually go?

Always nice and personable people from whom you can learn something.