Learning German in Germany means acquiring the language around the clock. Structures and skills learned in the classroom are immediately put to use in the German community while shopping, sight-seeing, attending cultural events or talking to members of the host family. The collapse of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and the unification of the two German states have made Berlin, with its almost four million inhabitants, the most exciting city in central Europe. Due to its vibrant history, the new German capital is developing into the central link between East and West. Accommodation Participants may choose living with a host family or in a dormitory style facility.
Breakfast is included.
The DID Deutsch-Institut organizes recreational and cultural activities that allow students to discover the city of Berlin, its surroundings and its history. All excursions are escorted and professionally guided. One excursion per week with all entrance fees is included in the program cost. Additional excursions and weekend trips can be arranged by the institute. Final payment due April 15, 1998.