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Is it possible to introduce possible accommodation, which allows Anmeldung (the process of registering your residential address with the local citizen's office)?
“Yes, most of the accommodation offered by the language school is eligible for Anmeldung (register address at the city hall). We can help you with language school recommendations if you tell us the following: - Your current level of German:
- Start date of your lessons:
- Duration of lessons:
- Your preferred type of accommodation:
- City where you would like to study:
Mindlere Shin, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Sep 18, 2023
At what age can I send my child to study abroad?
“Most schools and camps accept children from the age of 6, so it is possible to send a child to study abroad from this age. However, not every parent is ready to do this at such an early age. Everything is individual and depends on both the child and their parents. We recommend independent individual trips for children from the age of 10-12, and before this age, you can go as part of a group or with your parents/parents on a family programme (an adult can go simply as an accompanying person, or can study on their own).”
Maksym Sterpul, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Jul 04, 2023
I am a total beginner. My goal is to attend a university in Germany. Will this be possible with a standard German course?
“The standard course will help you improve your German level. It takes approximately 8-9 weeks to complete one level. There are 6 levels in the language: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2. You normally have to have at least C1 level if you wish to study at a university. Therefore you might need a 40 - 45 week standard course with 20 or 30 lessons per week if you wish to reach C1 level. I do recommend you check the requirements with the university where you wish to continue your studies. ”
Angela Ligartova, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Jun 20, 2023
I would like to receive some information about the host family before booking, in order to see the conditions and profitability of this type of accommodation.
“Please remember that it is the school, not us, that is in charge of organizing the accommodation of its students. Families are carefully selected and controlled by the schools themselves. They have experience hosting foreign students and work with the schools on a regular basis. Homestay accommodation comprises not only of families but also of private homes with a couple or a single person without children. At the time of booking you can indicate what type of family you are looking for, but you must bear in mind that the details of the assigned family are usually provided approximately one week before the start date of the course.
Rubén De Haro, Area Manager - Spanish from BWS Germanlingua - Jun 02, 2022
I would like to receive some information about the host family before booking, in order to see the conditions and profitability of this type of accommodation.
“Please remember that it is the school, not us, that is in charge of organizing the accommodation of its students. Families are carefully selected and controlled by the schools themselves. They have experience hosting foreign students and work with the schools on a regular basis. Homestay accommodation comprises not only of families but also of private homes with a couple or a single person without children.
At the time of booking you can indicate what type of family you are looking for, but you must bear in mind that the details of the assigned family are usually provided approximately one week before the start date of the course.
”Rubén De Haro, Area Manager - Spanish from BWS Germanlingua - Jun 02, 2022
Do you offer a programme with Football + German courses for kids?
“Yes, we have a programme for kids of 11 to 14 years old in Radolfzell. The programme takes place in the summer period and is organised by the school Carl Duisberg. You will find more information on the school's profile. ”
Madly, FR Consultant from LanguageCourse.net - Nov 30, 2021
Is it possible to study in Germany for level A2 and B1, since I already have level A1?
“You can attend a language course at any of our schools in Germany, which are listed on our website. You can start a course on any Monday as you already have previous knowledge of German.
A minimum of 16 weeks (8 weeks per level) of Intensive course is required to complete levels A2 and B1. On the first day of your course you will also complete a language level test so that the school can place you in the right group. ”
Irina, Area manager - Russian from LanguageCourse.net - Aug 18, 2021
How many weeks do I need to at least have good basic knowledge of the German language?
“If you have an A2 level in German you will be able to manage everyday situations with basic language skills. You reach the A2 level by following an intensive German language course for at least 8 weeks (about 4 weeks per level), provided you are an absolute beginner. If you already have some German knowledge, this could be less. Keep in mind that this is of course also very dependent on your own learning pace.”
Robin Rebecca Pietersma, Dutch Consultant from LanguageCourse.net - Jul 05, 2021
course destinations
German schools in Germany
- Augsburg (12 courses)
- Bamberg (11 courses)
- Berlin (138 courses)
- Bonn (26 courses)
- Brunswick (4 courses)
- Cologne (27 courses)
- Dresden (34 courses)
- Duisburg (4 courses)
- Düsseldorf (16 courses)
- Ebernburg (1 course)
- Erfurt (4 courses)
- Essen (2 courses)
- Frankfurt (51 courses)
- Freiburg (43 courses)
- Freising (5 courses)
- Greifswald (4 courses)
- Hamburg (74 courses)
- Hannover (1 course)
- Heidelberg (33 courses)
- Horb am Neckar (3 courses)
- Landshut (5 courses)
- Leipzig (4 courses)
- Lindau (19 courses)
- Lübbecke (1 course)
- Mainz (9 courses)
- Mannheim (3 courses)
- Muenster (10 courses)
- Munich (86 courses)
- Nuremberg (30 courses)
- Oberwesel (1 course)
- Radolfzell (9 courses)
- Regensburg (12 courses)
- Rheinfelden (2 courses)
- Schwerin (1 course)
- Stuttgart (32 courses)
German schools in the rest of the world
- Australia (5 courses)
- Austria (111 courses)
- Belgium (4 courses)
- Brazil (11 courses)
- Canada (7 courses)
- Chile (3 courses)
- Colombia (3 courses)
- Croatia (1 course)
- Czech Republic (33 courses)
- Ecuador (3 courses)
- England UK (36 courses)
- France (23 courses)
- Georgia (2 courses)
- Greece (2 courses)
- Hong Kong (3 courses)
- Hungary (11 courses)
- India (1 course)
- Ireland (1 course)
- Italy (49 courses)
- Japan (3 courses)
- Latvia (2 courses)
- Malaysia (1 course)
- Mexico (6 courses)
- Netherlands (12 courses)
- Northern Ireland (1 course)
- Norway (1 course)
- Peru (5 courses)
- Poland (21 courses)
- Portugal (1 course)
- Russia (2 courses)
- Scotland (1 course)
- Singapore (6 courses)
- Spain (128 courses)
- Switzerland (135 courses)
- Tunisia (8 courses)
- Turkey (1 course)
- Ukraine (1 course)
- Uruguay (3 courses)
- USA (45 courses)
Warning!
Please choose a Monday as a course starting date.
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