Our educational programs are targeted at students grades 9 and above from all school types. The number of participants is limited to 30 at a time. In addition to three-hour formats, one-day or multi-day seminars can also be booked.
The programs offer a biographical and action-oriented approach to the many forms and locations of Nazi forced labor in Weimar, the German Reich and the occupied territories. The goal is not only to examine the scope of the persecution that took place under National Socialism, but also to highlight the long history of Germany's refusal to grant recognition and pay so-called "reparations" to victims of National Socialism after 1945.
As an extracurricular place of learning, a group visit to the Museum of Forced Labor under National Socialism can be funded by the federal states.
Please check the relevant requirements and deadlines before visiting the museum.
For Thuringian school classes: All information about financial support for museum visits is available from the Thuringian Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (German only).
