Langues Vivantes

Study Languages Abroad with Langues Vivantes
Language Courses and Cultural Exchanges Worldwide

Langues Vivantes

Study Languages Abroad with Langues Vivantes
Language Courses and Cultural Exchanges Worldwide

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Map of Germany

Program Overview:

  • German courses for ages 17 and up
  • Accommodation in a host family or shared apartment
  • Standard, intensive, extra intensive German and individual courses available
  • All levels, all year round
  • International exam preparations
  • Social and cultural activities are organized by the school
The Bundestag
The Pergamon Museum
Alexanderplatz
The Gedächtniskirche
Berlin at Night
Remains of the Berlin Wall near Fredrichshain
Part of the Palace Complex in Potsdam

Learn German in Berlin, Munich or Frankfurt

Germany is the European Union's most populous country, the largest exporter of goods in the world and the second largest importer. Beyond its simple economic dominance, however, Germany attracts foreign interest and as the home of a beautiful and fascinating cultural heritage and some of the most spectacular landscapes in Europe. This "Nation of Poets and Thinkers" has produced such musical giants as Bach and Beethoven, literary geniuses including Schiller and Goethe, or philosophers such as Immanuel Kant or Georg Hegel. The land offers something for every interest, from the wilderness of the Black Forest, the spectacular views of the Alps in Southern Bavaria to the sunny beaches of the island Rügen north of Berlin.

Berlin, capital of the reunited Germany since 1991, is one of the great cities of Europe. Divided between the communist German Democratic Republic and the democratic Federal Republic of Germany throughout the cold war, Berlin offers a unique opportunity to observe the the history of the second half of the last century. However, there is much more to see in Berlin than remnants of Communism. The famed Museum Island, one of the largest museum complexes in the world, draws millions of visitors every year to see classics of German art or the Pergamon museum, which houses various monumental buildings from the antique world. All these factors combine to make Berlin a wonderful place to spend some time and learn German.

Munich is without any doubt one of the most pleasant cities in Germany. As the city is situated near the Alps, it attracts many nature and sports lovers, especially hikers and skiers. The capital of Bavaria has a rich cultural life and is known for its typical Bavarian traditions like the Oktoberfest, biergarten, bretzels and lederhosen. Besides its many museums, theatres and concerts, it also houses FC Bayern München. Furthermore, it is a green city as is shown by the park of the Nymphenburg castle and the famous Englisher Garten. The more than 80,000 students living in this city contribute to its liveliness and nightlife and make Bavarian life truly wonderful.

Frankfurt, the most important financial city of Germany, is smaller than Berlin or Munich but more international than any other German city due to the number of foreigners that visit the city for its international fairs, pass through its airport or live there. As a little America in the middle of Europe, the city amazes with its beautiful skyscrapers and multiple museums, theatres, galleries and clubs. In the middle of the valley of the Rhine river, this native town of Goethe has everything to make an absolute success of your language travel.

The School

Our partner school in Berlin is located in the centre of the city at 15 minutes of the Brandenburger Tor and a stone's throw from Alexanderplatz. 150 to 250 students of all nationalities follow various lessons at this school. The school is equipped with a multimedia room, an internet café, Wi-Fi and a self-study centre. Students can relax in the lounge or on the spacious roof terrace enjoying a cold or warm drink.

Our partner school in Munich is located in the centre of the city, 15 minutes away from Karlsplatz, the busiest part of the city, and near the Central Station. 75 to 175 students coming from all over the world follow German lessons at this school. The school is equipped with a multimedia room, an internet café, Wi-Fi and a self-study centre. Students can have a drink in the lounge or on the spacious terrace. You can even play table tennis on the roof terrace.

Our partner school in Frankfurt is located 15 minutes away from the fine district Sachsenhausen and Hauptwache. 75 to 125 students of different nationalities attend classes at this school. The school is equipped with a multimedia room, an internet café, Wi-Fi and a self-study centre. Students enjoy relaxing and having a drink in the friendly lounge. A free car park is situated in the front of the school building.

The Classes

We offer the following courses in Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt:

Activities and Excursions

The schools frequently organise social and cultural activities: 2 activities during the week and excursions during the weekend. The excursions are aimed at showing the students the historical monuments most interesting sights of the cities.

Berlin: Unter den Linden, the Humboldt University, the Brandenburger Tor, what remains of the Berlin Wall, the Pergamon Museum as well as Potsdam, the ‘Versailles’ of Germany, etc.

Munich: Karlplatz, Max-Joseph-Platz, the Pinakothek, the Hofbräuhaus, etc.

Frankfurt: Städel museum, Wiesbaden Casino, Frankfurt Opera, the nearby cities of Würzburg and Heidelberg, etc.

Excursions can be booked directly at school, transportation- and entrance fees are not included.

Accommodation

Accommodation is in double room in host family. Breakfast is included. The families are situated maximum 45 minutes from the school via public transportation. It is possible to opt for a single room and/or half board.

Participants older than 18 years have the possiblity to stay in a single room in a shared apartment. The room can either be in student apartment or rented by locals. The apartments are generally situated 10 to 15 minutes from the school. Kitchen and bathroom are shared with flatmates/locals. Meals are not included.

Course Costs

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Program fees
Duration20 lessons24 lessons28 lessons
1 week395 €445 €495 €
2 weeks745 €795 €895 €
3 weeks1075 €1165 €1295 €
4 weeks1360 €1500 €1700 €
6 weeks2030 €2230 €2530 €
8 weeks2700 €2960 €3360 €
12 weeks3780 €4140 €4660 €
20 weeks5940 €6500 €7260 €
24 weeks5780 €7680 €8560 €
Private lessons
45 min35 €
Transfer to accomodation50 €
Half board supplement45 €
Extra night45 €
Book (to be paid in Berlin)30 €

Dates 2009

All programs are offered year round, for a period of minimum one week. Arrivals are possible each Sunday, departures each Saturday. Courses begin each Monday except for complete beginners.

Complete beginners may begin on one of the following dates:

Berlin: 05/01, 02/02, 02/03, 06/04, 18/05, 15/06, 06/07, 20/07, 03/08, 07/09, 05/10, 02/11 and 30/11.

Munich: 12/01, 16/02, 30/03, 04/05, 02/06, 29/06, 20/07, 03/08, 14/09, 19/10 and 16/11.

Frankfurt: 05/01, 02/02, 16/03, 14/04, 11/05, 08/06, 06/07, 03/08, 31/08, 05/10 and 02/11.

Exam preparation for the TestDaF begins: 12/01, 23/03, 11/05, 15/06, 17/08 and 12/10.

Exam preparation for the DSH begins: 11/02 and 19/08.

The school is closed during the Christmas holidays from 19/12 to 03/01.

Prijzen

The fee structure for this program is detailed in the table to the right. Fees include: Remarks
 

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