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Generally, changing your language course location doesn't pose a problem for the foreigners' office (Ausländerbehörde), but you need to inform the foreigners' office of your new language course and the city you'll be staying in, and submit your new registration documents. It's especially important to contact the foreigners' office in your city of residence if it differs from the city where your language course is located.

Yes, many language schools in Berlin offer preparation courses for the Telc C1 Hochschule exam. Institutions like Goethe-Institut, VHS (Volkshochschule – adult education center), or private language schools can offer options in this regard. You can also find up-to-date information and advice under the 'Telc c1 Hochschule zertifikat' topic in our forums.

Finding accommodation in Berlin, especially an affordable dorm or shared apartment (WG) room, can take time. You can apply to Studierendenwerk Berlin (student services organization) for student dorms, or use platforms like WG-Gesucht.de, ImmoScout24 for private dorms or WG listings. You can find current listings and advice in our Telegram groups and forums under topics like 'I'm looking for a WG/dorm in Berlin'.

In Germany, it is a legal requirement that your registered address (Anmeldung) is the same as your actual place of residence. Registering from a different state (like Brandenburg) can lead to serious problems later during foreigners' office (Ausländerbehörde) procedures (visa extension, residence permit, etc.). Therefore, if you live in Berlin, it is advisable to complete your Anmeldung from Berlin.

There are many language schools in Berlin. Prices and quality can vary from school to school. Public adult education centers (Volkshochschule - VHS) generally offer more affordable options. Additionally, some private language schools may offer discounts periodically. It would be beneficial to consider student reviews and locations when doing your research.

Many public universities in Berlin (e.g., FU Berlin, TU Berlin) generally accept applications directly with language proficiency and can be restrictive regarding conditional admission. However, some private universities or Fachhochschulen (universities of applied sciences) may offer conditional admission under specific conditions. For popular fields like software engineering, it's best to confirm conditional admission possibilities directly on the universities' websites or through their counseling services.