German Standard Courses

  Germany

• Berlin: 
Berlin
• Munich: 
Munich (Munchen)

Dates: year-round

Description: Berlin: As only few other places in the capital, Oranienburger Strasse is busy with life at night. Night owls and metropolitan adventurers stroll along the one kilometer stretch between Hackescher Market and Friedrichstrasse where you find more than 40 bars, cafés, trendy shops and galleries. Here in a quiet street nearby the Berlin did institute invites the students to study German. The institute is located on two floors, the classrooms are friendly and spacious. In the breaks the students can get coffee and soft drinks from vending machines in the cafeteria and use the internet. Or take your coke up to the roof terrace where you can also relax with your friends after class.

Munich: Admittedly it has been some time... In the middle of the 18th century, the Karlsplatz in Munich was known as the busiest place in Europe. Even if no cars are crossing this place anymore, the Stachus as the place is called by the locals remained the busiest part of the city. The largest shopping street with uncountable boutiques and large department stores starts here. Only minutes away and in direct vicinity of the central train station, did deutsch-institut Munich is located. On two floors you will find everything that is necessary for studying a language in a friendly atmosphere: sunny classrooms, a modern media center, a cozy cafeteria and a large roof terrace where you can relax in the sun or play table tennis.

Highlights:
Berlin Facilities:
* Self-Study Center with books, CDs and media
* Multimedia room with 6 computers
* Internet café with 10 computers (registration fee)
* Laptop-cable and Wireless-LAN network access
* Student office
* Lounge with drink and snack-vending machines
* Spacious roof terrace

Munich Facilities:
* Self-Study Center with media and student library
* Multimedia room with 6 computers
* Internet café with 6 computers (registration fee)
* Laptop-cable and Wireless-LAN network access
* Student office
* Lounge with drink and snack-vending machines
* Spacious roof terrace with table tennis

Cost in US$: Inquire for more information.

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to American, Australian, Canadian, European, Kiwi, South African and Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to Germany Independently

Typically Participants Work Independently

Application Process Involves:

• Other
• Written Application

did deutsch-institut's Mission Statement: We carry our company's philosophy in our name: did means deutsch in deutschland (German in Germany) and this is our motto since the establishing of the company in 1970. For more than 35 years we only focus on teaching German as a Foreign Language, and today more than ever we are convinced about the future prospects of our goal: The easiest way to study the German language is here with us in Germany! Because studying deutsch in deutschland means learning the language and getting to know our culture at the same time our everyday and business life exciting cities and many different types of countryside. To study German at did deutsch-institut also means discovering Germany.

Year Founded: 1970