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Center Carl Duisberg Centren Berlin

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Programs and prices, tuition fees in Center Carl Duisberg Centren Berlin

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All year round
16+
from 280.00 € / week
from 280.00 € / week
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year
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German Intensive Course

  • Age - from 16 years,
  • Start dates are every Monday throughout the year,
  • The duration of training is from one week.

The intensive German course provides students with the necessary skills to start or continue their studies in Germany, to find their profession or to live a normal life in the country.

Students are given a choice in the duration of training: the longer the course, the smoother the classes will be. With training for several weeks, students will intensively study the basics of the German language or increase the level of existing knowledge, and with a long-term format, they will be able to prepare for entering a university or obtaining a qualification.

The study of the German language is based on a communicative approach, in which classes are held in a conversational format. Students discuss topics that change almost every lesson, as well as personal interests, history and art: books, games, films and much more. Conversation between students increases their confidence in themselves and in the use of language skills, develops vocabulary and contributes to the rapid memorization of educational material.

Dates
All year round
16+
from 470.00 € / year
from 470.00 € / year
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year
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German Crash Course

  • Age - from 16 years,
  • Start dates - every Monday throughout the year,
  • The duration of training is from one week.

The course is based on an educational method that combines group and individual lessons with highly qualified native-speaking teachers.

German is studied more intensively than in other courses, as students have access to 5 to 10 academic hours alone with the teacher weekly. A special influence on the understanding of educational material is exerted by classes in groups built on communication and communication. By discussing common topics, interests and hobbies with each other, students gain confidence in the use of the German language in everyday life. Training in groups is included in the weekly curriculum in the amount of 24 academic hours.

Dates
All year round
16+
from 449.00 € / week
from 449.00 € / week
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year
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German Course Online

  • Start dates - once a month,
  • The duration of training is four weeks,
  • The cost for 15 academic hours per week is 449 €.

The online German program is ideal for those students who cannot visit the campus for face-to-face classes.

The course includes weekly 15 lessons of 45 minutes in small international groups, five lessons alone with the teacher and unlimited access to a conversation club, a digital studio.

In the learning process, an online school platform is used, which students get access to upon admission.

Dates
All year round
16+
from 55.00 € / lesson
from 55.00 € / lesson
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year
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German One-to-One Course

  • Start dates are every Monday throughout the year,
  • The duration of training is from four lessons.

The course, which includes only individual lessons, is aimed at satisfying the needs of each student, whether it is academic, professional or narrow-profile German.

The program lasts from four lessons, each of which includes 45 minutes of dialogue with a native speaker. Students can train their speaking skills, improve their vocabulary, analyze a topic of interest to them, or simply have a conversation with someone who knows German from birth. Upon request, the lesson can include an analysis of working documentation, academic disciplines, projects and other materials.

Dates
All year round
16+
from 295.00 € / week
from 295.00 € / week
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year
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German Exam Preparation

  • Start dates - January-May, September-December,
  • The term of study is from 30 to 80 academic hours.

Preparatory programs aimed at improving the level of knowledge of the German language and practice in testing are offered for several important language exams:

  • TESTDAF,
  • TELC B1, B2, C1.

They can also specialize in a student's chosen field, such as medicine or engineering.

To study under this program, a level of knowledge of at least B1 is required.

Preparatory classes take place in the afternoon, in groups of 5-8 people and include the analysis of professional topics, training on exam tests, and improving language skills.

Some exams can be taken at the center for an additional fee.

Dates
All year round
14+
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There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year
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Programs for School Classes & Groups

  • Age - from 14 years,
  • Start dates are from October to May.

The institution offers a program of excursions and exciting learning of the German language for groups of foreign students who come to Berlin to study the history, culture and sights of Germany.

The course includes guided tours of the city, Potsdam, Parliament and entertainment centers, as well as:

  • 20 language lessons of 45 minutes per week,
  • 10-hour program of activities,
  • Excursions on weekends,
  • Residence
  • Meals: breakfast only, half board or full board.

Additionally, students are given the opportunity to take the TELC language exam to identify the existing level of knowledge.

Description of Center Carl Duisberg Centren Berlin

  • Location: Berlin, Germany,
  • Language of instruction: German,
  • Type: mixed.

Carl Duisberg Centren Berlin is an educational institution that offers high-quality intensive German language courses.

Under the guidance of experienced and qualified teachers using communicative teaching methods, students will improve their language knowledge and will not lose interest in the learning process. Each lesson is devoted to a different topic, which is considered from the point of view of theory and practice. Teachers provide pupils with the opportunity to study in groups or independently, encourage them to take the initiative in research, discussions and suggestions on lesson topics.

The centers are located in several cities in Germany, the very first and most important of them is located in Berlin. This campus is also the largest school in the network of centers.

Accommodation, meals, prices

Students of the center have the opportunity to choose the most suitable accommodation option for them: residence, host family or apartment rental.

  • Host families consist of natives of Germany. Students are accommodated in single rooms with the necessary furniture, TV and Internet access. The kitchen, bathroom and toilet are shared. Residents are provided with two formats of meals: breakfast only or half board, including breakfasts and dinners in the family. The road from family homes to the campus takes about 15-45 minutes by public transport. The cost of living in a host family starts from 225 € per week.
  • The residences are distinguished by an inspiring atmosphere of student and internationality. Students live in single or double rooms, share a spacious bathroom with toilet and a kitchen hall between several neighbors. Meals are not provided in the residences, so residents need to take care of it themselves. The distance from the residential buildings to the educational area is no more than 50 minutes by public transport. The price for accommodation in the residence is 300 € per week.
  • Fully furnished apartments in the Berlin-Mitte district for independent students. Single and double apartments are equipped with bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom. Students need to take care of their own meals. The road to the campus will take about 15-20 minutes by public transport. The apartments are rented at a weekly cost of 350 €.
  • Hotels and hotels cooperating with the school offer a variety of rooms of varying comfort. The cost of living in them depends on the location, season and category of amenities. To reserve a place, you must contact the staff of the institution.

Activities Center Carl Duisberg Centren Berlin

Students in Berlin are a great opportunity to explore the culture and sights of the country, enjoy its nature, visit many entertainment centers, galleries and theaters. The city has more than 170 museums, about 300 art galleries and countless castles, churches, restaurants, cafes and other fascinating places. There are many interesting events in Berlin all year round: the Berlinale Film Festival is organized in February, the Museumsinsel Festival is held from May to September, Christopher Street Day in June, the Love Parade in July, the Berlin Gaucklerfest Festival in August. Students of the center always have free time to attend city events that interest them. On weekends, the center's staff organizes trips to Potsdam, Hamburg, Dresden, Weimar or other tourist destinations.

A variety of activities are also held on the study grounds that can interest every student. For example, weekly group meetings are organized in which students communicate on personal topics, practice their knowledge of the German language and can travel around Berlin, visiting cinemas and bars. The athletic program offers students individual and group classes in several areas, including dancing, climbing, badminton, and bowling.

Advantages

  • Education in the capital of Germany,
  • Excellent value for money,
  • Cooperation with local and foreign universities,
  • Accreditation of all programs.

Facilities and equipment at Center Carl Duisberg Centren Berlin

The center is located in the center of Berlin, in the Mitte district. The convenient location of the campus allows students to quickly and easily reach local attractions: Gendarmenmarket Square, Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag building and others using public transport, taxis and rented bicycles.

The infrastructure of the study area is the largest among the centers of Karl Duisberg and includes:

  • 20 classrooms for lectures and seminars,
  • A computer room prepared for both classes and self-study,
  • Recreation areas,
  • An internet café serving delicious breakfasts, snacks and drinks.

The school provides high-speed Internet access via WiFi and a wired connection.

Admission dates and extra charges

The center is open almost all year round, excluding international, national holidays and holidays taking place from December 25 to January 1.

Payment for any course includes:

  • Registration fee,
  • Confirmation of booking and payment for visa application (invitation),
  • Entrance test to determine the language level,
  • Study materials, access to online platforms,
  • Regular tests with teacher reports,
  • Cultural and leisure program,
  • Help from counselors and teachers,
  • Free Internet access, WiFi,
  • Graduate certificate.

Approximate list of additional costs:

  • Assistance for admission to the university - 1000 € for studying for 12-17 weeks,
  • Assistance for admission to college from – 550 € for 4 weeks,
  • Accommodation and meals - from 225 € per week,
  • Supplement for accommodation during the tourist season - 30 €,
  • Transfer from/to Berlin airports – 90 €,
  • Courier service – 70 €,
  • Passing exams if necessary - from 170 to 220 €,
  • Personal expenses.

Enrolment process

  • Submission of an application with the necessary documents,
  • Receiving an invitation if there are free places for the selected course,
  • Obtaining visa documents and arriving at the campus,
  • Passing the language entrance test,
  • Registration at the accommodation, receiving instructions,
  • The beginning of classes.

Perspectives

Each graduate receives a certificate confirming the progress of learning German from the initial to the final level. This document will prove the student's knowledge when applying to a college or university.

Entry requirements, how to apply, what is required to enrol

Most courses are available to students who have a basic knowledge of the German language. Foreign applicants must meet the age criteria - from 16 years old, as well as provide the necessary documents:

  • Birth certificate/passport, international passport,
  • Health insurance, vaccination certificate,
  • Visa or residence permit in Germany.

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Residence permits, citizenship and other services

  • Guardianship services during the studies
  • Student supervision

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Language courses, schools and children's language camps Primary and secondary education - private schools Preparation programmes for entering universities - higher education Higher education (after completing accredited programs A-level, IB, High School) - Bachelor, Master, MBA
- we recommend to apply 6-9 months before the start of the course (some camps and schools offer discounts for early booking or for lengthy study programs)
- there are some very popular and high demand children's camps, where the applications need to be submitted 1 year in advance (in particular Switzerland , Great Britain , USA , Canada , Austria)
- we recommend to apply one year before the start of the training program,
- some schools have a specific time frame (September-November - please specify an individual school)
- some schools require tests in several stages (UKISET, internal tests of the school: English, mathematics, logics, subjects, interview, some require a personal visit)
- we recommend to apply one year before the start of the program,
- for Foundation and Pathway programs, IELTS and TOEFL certificates are usually required, respectively

- recommended submission one year before the start of the program,
- the deadline normally closes in January, for TOP HEIs and, as a rule, in March in other universities
- for a bachelor, a Foundation or Pathway preparatory program a completed A-level, IB, High School + IELTS / TOEFL are required
- for Masters you need a graduated higher education, in some cases you need a pre-Masters program
- MBA requires completed higher education, work experience preferably at least 2-3 years, etc.
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