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German summer courses in Augsburg
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Sommer courses for teenagers from 12-18 years
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Lots of fun, exciting leisure programme
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Carefully selected friendly host families
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Intensive German: improve your grades and meet lots of new friends
Learn German and have fun!
A language travel is not only fun but helps to improve the grades in the long run! Our classes are designed for the age group, the focus is on communication. Our way makes language learning interesting and meaningful. Games, movies, German popsongs ... learning a language need not be boring! Interested? Contact form or phone +49 (0) 821 - 31 49 05
Learn German and have fun!
For 25 years we offer international summer courses for teenagers. Alongside the teaching programme of 20 lessons a week, there is a full leisure programme consisting of 4 afternoon activities per week plus sport, games and fun lined up.You can choose between “Klassik” and “Multisport”.
German summer course description!
- Age group: 12-18 years
- lessons: 8:30-12:45 / 20 lessons per week on four days, Wednesday reserved for daytrips. Lessons are conducted by experienced teachers,
- contents: General German / listening comprehension, communication
- levels: A1 to B2 / placement on the first day , no beginners can be accepted in these courses, basic rules of German grammar - interesting and lively
- group size: 10-12 students (maximum 15)
- duration: 1-7 weeks
- accommodation: with friendly host families / 3 meals a day breakfast, packed lunch, dinner
- "Multisort": Basketball, football, bowling, volleyball, sqash, swimming...
- "Klassik": cinemna, museums, swimming, salsa dancing class
- Joint programme: one daytrip on Wednesday (Munich, Bavarian castles Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, Landsberg am Lech ...). The leisure activities are always run by professionally - trained supervisors!
Augsburg - in the heart of Bavaria, not far from Munich and the Alps, the oldest city in germany is friendly, manageable and safe! A perfect starting point for many tourist attractions which we head for in our daytrips. Careful, thematic preparation in class integrates these excursions into the timetable, and the visual impressions are reinforced with basic historical and political background, casually broadening the horizons.
Our courses are "All Inclusive":
- 20 lessons German per week / placement and certificate
- accommodation in host families with all meals
- leisure programme (incl. trips and entrances)
- One fullday excursion per week
- local bus ticket
- transfer from/ to the station (free of charge)
No hidden extras like enrolment fees!
Accommodation
We carefully select our host families and regularly inspect the accommodation. You will share a room with another student (from another country - so you do not have to come in pairs and it is easy to make new friends). You will have breakfast and diner with the host family, and they will give you a packed lunch.
On your first day at school the family will show you the way to school.
Please do not forget to bring with you: A good disposition, swimming things, sports clothing, sturdy shoes!
Arrival
Students normally arrive on the Sunday before the beginning of the course. If you arrive by train, the host family will pick you up from the station (free of charge). On request we organize a transfer from Munich Airport [EUR 55,00], which is especially suitable for unaccompanied students. The students are picked up from the airport gate by a driver, and taken directly to their homestay family in Augsburg. This offer applies to the departure trip as well, and the driver helps the student to check-in and makes sure that they arrive safely.
If you are planning on accompanying your child to Augsburg, we are happy to organize a hotel for you.
Security
Augsburg is a safe city but please do not have large amounts of cash on them - plus, it's easy to lose things! The public transport is also very safe, punctual and reliable.
A typical day in our summer courses...
Having breakfast with the host family, they take me to school in the morning, German lessons (listening to some songs - I can understand them by now :) - and singing aloud, interviews with my class mates). Meeting friends in the break. Picnic in the park, strolling through the city (buy some souvenirs?). At 2 p.m. continuing with the programme, today we go on a boat trip on the moat near the city walls. Diner with my host family, and finally having more fun on the school party!
