Closed Dates: 2007: Jan 1 / April 6 / April 9 / May 1/ May 17/ May 28/ Jun 7/ Oct 3 / Dec 25 / Dec 31. 2008: March 21 / March 24 / May 1 / May 12 / May 22 / Oct 3.
Ages: +18 years old.
Nationalities: All parts of the world.
Max. Number of Students: School Capacity: 60 students per day.
With more than 660,000 inhabitants Frankfurt is the fifth-greatest city in Germany and the greatest in the federal state Hesse. Frankfurt, located nearly in the middle of the country and on the River Main, is considered to be the richest city in Europe.
Perhaps for that reason, Frankfurt airport is one of the biggest in the world. The annual book fair is the most important of the country. Besides the high position of economy the people of Frankfurt love their comfortable traditional pubs where they meet to enjoy the typical refreshing apple wine and "Handkäs" (a German cheese).
Frankfurt is certainly Germany’s financial capital and the home of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and a number of major banks which form the famous Skyline. The multicultural city has many faces: museums at the river bank and in the center, many festivals, wide shopping areas and typical culinary specialities.
Frankfurt German School
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The German School is a place where not only will students learn German in a fun and enjoyable way but also get the chance to share every-day life with the people of this delightful country. Students will experience the cuisine, history and art during their staying.
As regards its location, the school is placed in a charming neighbourhood, very close to downtown Frankfurt. A few minutes away from the traditional pubs and cafes where it is possible to find some of the most interesting museums. The underground station "Schweizer Platz" and the main street are only a 2 minute walk away while the downtown is less than a 5 minute ride away on public transport.
Besides, the school is situated in a two storey house; it has a reception lobby, a central hall and a cafe. The computer lab has internet access available for all students. The school counts with 12 classrooms, a small kitchen and the staff library. The school has a cafe bar, where students can take a break between classes.
As Frankfurt is an important city characterized by artistic activity and scientific development, you can not miss the varied number of museums (specialized in sculpture, painting, film making), art galleries as well as the most varied architectural styles found in the city buildings. Also, Frankfurt’s nightlife has something for everyone, discos, nightclubs and bars of all kinds which make people to have a good time and enjoy the night.
Airport Transfer Service: Not available. You may arrive to Dusseldorf airport and take a taxi to your accommodation or fly to the closest main airport which is Frankfurt; about 1.3 hrs by train from Dusseldorf.
School Capacity: 60 students per day.
German School in Frankfurt
Students at the German school
School coffee in Frankfurt
Courses Available in Frankfurt
Intensive for beginners (20 lessons/ week) - High Season (Apr 1 - Oct 20)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in German in the four main skills: speaking, reading, listening and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
Intensive for beginners (20 lessons/ week) - Low Season
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in German in the four main skills: speaking, reading, listening and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
Intensive for non-beginners (20 lessons/week) - Low Season
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in German in the four main skills: speaking, reading, listening and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Intensive for non-beginners (20 lessons/week) - High Season (Apr 1 - Oct 20)
The classes aim at developing the communicative competence in German in the four main skills: speaking, reading, listening and writing. They also provide contextualized grammar and expose the students to the local culture.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
Super Intensive for non - beginners (30 lessons/week) - Low Season
The Super Intersive Deutsch course guarantees effective learning while students get fully immersed into the local culture. Lessons include conversation, grammar and vocabulary activities, and text comprehension.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
Super Intensive for non - beginners (30 lessons/wk) High Season
The Super Intersive Deutsch course guarantees effective learning while students get fully immersed into the local culture. Lessons include conversation, grammar and vocabulary activities, and text comprehension.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
Super Intensive for beginners (30 lessons/week) - Low Season
The Super Intersive Deutsch course guarantees effective learning while students get fully immersed into the local culture. Lessons include conversation, grammar and vocabulary activities, and text comprehension.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
Super Intensive for beginners (30 lessons/week) - High Season (Apr 1 - Oct 20)
The Super Intersive Deutsch course guarantees effective learning while students get fully immersed into the local culture. Lessons include conversation, grammar and vocabulary activities, and text comprehension.
Minimum week requirement: 2 weeks.
Maximum number of students per class: Maximum 10 students per class.
