Take a German course in Germany and experience the vibrant cities, medieval villages, romantic castles, mysterious old wood forests, and lively local festivals that make Germany such an enchanting destination. The warm and friendly school team, lead by Juergen Oehler, School Director for over 20 years, will be sure to get you speaking German in no time.
Learn German in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, famous for an active art scene, delicious local beers and an expansive sense of hospitality. While there, you can also prepare for German language exams with EF’s specialized German exam preparation courses: TestDaF, Zertifikat Deutsch, Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom.
Course types available in Germany
Intensive German course in Germany
An Intensive German course is appropriate for students who need to learn German as rapidly as possible, either for academic or professional reasons. You will have 32 German lessons per week.
General German course in Germany
The General German course is carefully structured for students to progress one skill level every six weeks. This course is available in Germany for students of any level, from absolute beginners to advanced. You will have 26 German lessons per week.
Basic German course in Germany
Students who take a Basic German course with EF will learn the to understand and speak German in practical situations, and still have plenty of time for relaxing and exploring. Combine a relaxing holiday in Germany with 20 morning and afternoon German lessons a week.
German exam preparation courses in Germany
There are many different German language exams, and accordingly EF offers a variety of exam preparation courses. These courses are very popular and our Munich academic team is highly skilled and prepared to tutor you to great exam results. Here are the German exams we offer preparation for:
Goethe Zertifikat B1 (Zertifikat Deutsch/ZD)
This exam tests for basic competency in conversational German in everyday situations. Emphasis is placed on reading and listening comprehension, written and oral expression, structure and vocabulary. It is accepted worldwide as proof of basic German language proficiency.
Zertifikat Deutsch fur den Beruf (CEF B1-B2)
Same level of competency as the ZDF plus certifies basic proficiency in business German. It is accepted worldwide as proof of basic German language proficiency.
Goethe-Zertifikat C1 (Zentrale Mittelstufenprüfung/ZMP)
Tests grammar, reading, listening, writing (letter writing) and speaking (monologue and interaction) related to general vocabulary. Accepted by Swiss universities as proof of German proficiency.
TestDaF: Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache (CEF C1/C2)
Test of reading, listening (multiple choice comparable to TOEFL) writing (essay) and speaking skills related to the academic field (to be spoken on cassettes). German language universities worldwide accept this a proof of German proficiency.
Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom (KDS/CEF C2)
Advanced level in written and oral expression as well as an understanding of regional variations of German. The test measures reading comprehension, text analysis, expression and understanding of German literature. German language universities worldwide accept this as proof of German proficiency.
Accommodation in Germany
In Germany you have several choices of lodging. The German homestay is an excellent way to experience Bavarian family life from the inside. Practice your German outside of the classroom setting – perhaps over dinner with the family. A double room is usually included in the package price of the course. If you are looking for independence and an international atmosphere, you may want to consider a student residence. Our residential option is located in a local youth hostel called Haus International and is very popular with students because of its central location and convenient amenities.
Prices
The price of your German course in Germany depends on the duration, course type, and the lodging you choose. For example, you can take a General German course in Munich for 2 weeks from €760. All EF German courses include homestay accommodation, a meal plan as well as lessons and materials.
For more information about the options available in Germany, visit the prices page.