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DID Deutsch-Institut, Munich did deutsch-institut German in Germany German for adults German for juniors Courses and programs Berlin Summer Academy Info under www.did.de New! Please check page 36 Book at worldwide lowest price at: https://www.languagecourse.net/hr/skola-did-deutsch-institut-munich +1 646 503 18 10 +44 330 124 03 17 +34 93 220 38 75 +33 1-78416974 +41 225 180 700 +49 221 162 56897 +43 720116182 +31 858880253 +7 4995000466 +46 844 68 36 76 +47 219 30 570 +45 898 83 996 +39 02-94751194 +48 223 988 072 +81 345 895 399 +55 213 958 08 76 +86 19816218990 Berlin | Frankfurt | Hamburg | München 2 Uhr MEZ* Mitteleuropäische Zeit did deutsch-institut did Moskau | + 2 Stunden London - 1 Stunde * Die Mitteleuropäische Zeit (MEZ, engl. Central European Time, CET) ist die für Mitteleuropa und damit die für Deutschland gültige Zeit­­- zone. Alle unsere Kursorte liegen in die­ ser MEZ. Die Differenz der MEZ zur Weltzeit UTC beträgt +1 Stunde. …und warum Sie es bei uns lernen sollten! 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Visit us online for more detailed informa- tion and all the latest news: www.did.de Time for German… …and why you should study it with us! It’s time to study German! What are you waiting for – come to makes it possible for us to help you anytime. And we are not Germany! We are looking forward meeting you and are pre- just going to help you study the German language – we also pared helping you to get a perfect start into your language do our best to make your stay in Germany a unique experience. studies. After all, we’ve more than 40 years of experience and “Study German, Discover Ger many”, this has been our motto know exactly what’s important: Detailed, individual informa- for many years, and we would also like to show you that we tion – so that you can find the ideal course for your person- mean it: In and outside the classroom, when you study or dur- al needs. 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Welcome to Quality and service 04 Our course locations 14 did deutsch-institut Course levels and exams 06 Overview | Courses and programs for adults 24 Academic information 08 Overview | Courses and programs for juniors 40 Accommodation options 10 General What you should know 52 The 4X Program 12 information Registration | Info sheets 54 German for adults Year-round schools did deutsch-institut Berlin 16 did deutsch-institut Frankfurt 18 did deutsch-institut Hamburg 20 did deutsch-institut Munich 22 Group tuition Standard Courses 26 Intensive Courses 28 Premium Courses 30 Individual tuition One-to-One Courses 32 Business German 33 Summer courses University Summer Courses BRAND-NEW 34 Berlin Summer Academy PROGRAMS 36 Language programs University Placement Program 37 Internship Program 38 Teacher Training 39 German for juniors Year-round courses Intensive Courses 42 Summer courses Standard Courses 44 Residence Courses 46 Language programs High School Program 48 Boarding School Program 49 Deutsch Privat Program 50 Group Stay Program 51 Welcome to did deutsch-institut Welcome Preface and content Info under www.did.de 3 Book at worldwide lowest price at: https://www.languagecourse.net/hr/skola-did-deutsch-institut-munich +1 646 503 18 10 +44 330 124 03 17 +34 93 220 38 75 +33 1-78416974 +41 225 180 700 +49 221 162 56897 +43 720116182 +31 858880253 +7 4995000466 +46 844 68 36 76 +47 219 30 570 +45 898 83 996 +39 02-94751194 +48 223 988 072 +81 345 895 399 +55 213 958 08 76 +86 19816218990 did deutsch-institut did W-LAN for free! Our service is part of the tradition Our year-round institutes in Berlin, Frank- furt, Hamburg, Munich offer free W-LAN! We have been working on quality for over 40 years Quality and service guaranteed Advertising quality is easier than guaranteeing quality on a The quality standards of our three year-round schools in Berlin, large scale. After all, there are many things to keep an eye at Frankfurt and in Munich are controlled regularly and for many years by EAQUALS – the European Association for Quality Lan- regarding a language stay: Is our instruction always meeting guage Services. Thus we make sure that all of our schools meet the strict requirements made by the relevant quality organiza- the highest European quality standard in modern language in- struction. Every three years, members of EAQUALS have to un­­ tions? Is the activity program interesting enough? Are we visit- dergo a strict inspection by independent experts. Since all our ing the host families regularly and are our employees trained year-round schools are EAQUALS-certified, you can rest assured continuously? You will see: We do not only promise quality, we to find qualified teachers, an effective as well as interesting in- struction, and a course structure with a systematic, a clearly de­­ also prove it in many different ways – in order to satisfy you, fined curriculum. The only thing you will have to guarantee – is our customer! to study hard and enthusiastically! Our philosophy At did deutsch- We carry our company’s philosophy in our firm and trade name: did means “deutsch in deutschland” (German in Germany) and institut I quickly this is our motto since the establishing of the company in 1970. For more than 40 years we only focus on teaching German as a learned that Foreign Language, and today more than ever we are convinced about the future prospects of our goal: The easiest way to stu- it is fun to dy the Ger man language is here with us in Germany! Because studying deutsch in deutschland means learning the language speak German and getting to know our culture at the same time – our every- day and business life – exciting cities and many different types of countryside. To study the German language at did deutsch- Lotte Siverhall, 22, from Sweden institut also means to discover Germany. Our greatest strength is focusing on the basics, on teaching the Our teachers are our assets German language and culture! Because unlike other providers of German courses, we don’t waste energy and time with rath- The German saying goes: “The best German is the one coming er irrelevant activities – all of our energy and attention we de­­ from the heart.” We cannot argue this – because for us, too, vote to you and your desire for learning our language and to German is a matter of the heart! Learning the language is far get to know our country and culture. Being 40 years in the busi- more than stringing together some words and sentences – it ness, we gained plenty of experience and today you can profit is a very complex combination of different communicative ele- from our know-how. With more than 5.000 students per year, ments. In order to learn and to master these, you will need dil- being officially acknowledged by the German Language So­­cie- igence, practice, and a committed teacher! If you study at did ty and being member of EAQUALS, did deutsch-institut is one deutsch-institut, you’ll notice immediately our teachers’ dedica- of the largest and most renowned providers of German as a tion and enthusiasm when helping the students to reach their foreign language worldwide. study goals. You will see – with their openness and understan- ding our teachers will also encourage you to speak the German Our quality seals language in no time.
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