Learn German in BERLINBerlin is the biggest city in Germany with almost 4 million inhabitants. After four decades of separation, it is now reunited. The German capital is fascinating: Alexanderplatz in the East, the Kurfurstendamm with the Kaiser Wilhelm-Memorial Church in the West, the Television and Radio Tower, three universities, numerous academies and institutes, two zoological gardens and a large number of famous theaters and museums --- there is something for everyone. But apart from the hustle and bustle of the city life, there is always a place to rest, as more than a third of Berlin's surface area is covered by woodland, parks, and lakes. The people of Berlin are tolerant and cosmopolitan. They are hospitable, cheerful and have a very special kind of charming humor. German language courses at did Deutsch Institute
German Language Courses 2008 and 2009:Age: 17 years or older. Maximum of 15 students per class. From October to June there is an average of 5 to 8 students per class. During July, August and September there is an average of 8 to 12 students per class with a maximum of 15 students per class. Method: Communicative and practical method, discussion of current events, reading of German newspapers and magazines (politics, economy and national customs). 45 minutes per lesson. (All programs: Please add USD 100.00 Lingua Service Worldwide Application fee. See Application Procedures.) Standard German Course - Group 8 to 15 students per class --- 20 German Language lessons per week (1 lesson = 45 minutes).
Intensive German Course - Group 8 to 15 students per class --- 24 German Language lessons per week (1 lesson = 45 minutes).
Super Intensive German Course - Group 8 to 15 students per class --- 28 German Language lessons per week (1 lesson = 45 minutes).
Starting dates 2008: Long term courses (8 or more weeks, all levels) must start on the following dates. Complete beginners (all course lengths) must also start only on these dates. All other levels for short term courses may start any Monday:
Holidays 2008: 21 March, 24 March, 1 May, 12 May, 3 October. Group classes missed due to holidays are not made up. The school will be closed from 20 December 2008 through 4 January 2009. Starting dates 2009: Long term courses (8 or more weeks, all levels) must start on the following dates. Complete beginners (all course lengths) must also start only on these dates. All other levels for short term courses may start any Monday:
Holidays 2009: 10 April, 13 April, 1 May, 21 May, 1 June. Group classes missed due to holidays are not made up. The school will be closed from 19 December 2009 through 3 January 2010.
Accommodations 2008 and 2009: Placements on host families are available and recommended for a full immersion experience. Most host families live primarily on quite neighborhoods on the outskirts of town. Public transportation with good connections to the city center is always easily available. Maximum travel time to the school is 45 minutes. Host Family: Private room, breakfast: USD 264 per week. Host Family: Private room, half board (2 meals a day): USD 320 per week. Youth Guest House (hostel) and Hotel accommodations available upon request. Activities The center organizes leisure-time activities that allow participants to discover Berlin, its surroundings and its history. All excursions are escorted by professional guides. One excursion per week is included in the program. Entrance fees and additional excursions are the participant's responsibility. IMPORTANT NOTE: Prices are subject to change due to fluctuating foreign currency rates.
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