What are the options for studying in Germany if I want to learn the German language?
You have several strong options for learning German in Germany, each offering immersive courses for all proficiency levels.
Top institutions include:
- Goethe-Institut: Intensive courses (A1 - C2) in major cities.
- Humboldt-Institut: Year-round programs for adults in Berlin and Constance.
- Sprachcaffe: Accredited courses in Frankfurt and Munich, with flexible schedules.
- EF Education First: Immersive language and cultural programs in Berlin and Munich.
- DIE NEUE SCHULE: Small-group classes in Berlin, both in-person and online.
- Heidelberg University International Study Centre: Academic-focused language training.
- IISC: Intensive courses and exam prep in Berlin and Braunschweig.
- Bauhaus Weiterbildungsakademie Weimar: Courses for study/work language skills, some financial grants.
Course intensity, duration, and extra activities vary by provider. For details on schedules, fees, and enrollment, contact your LeapScholar counsellor.
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