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German language course

German Intensive Language Course Leipzig University

Language course level
German: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1
Language level required
English: None
German: None
Price
1,680 EUR
Price includes course fees, accompanying programme.
Next course start
1 February 2027
Next registration deadline
Not specified

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Course overview

Quick facts

Recognised language exams offered (e.g. DSH, TestDaF, TOEFL)
Yes
Price
1,680 EUR
Next course start
1 February 2027
Next registration deadline
Not specified

Language taught in the course:

German (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1)

Course description

Our intensive language courses combine diverse and goal-oriented language training with insight into German culture and everyday life in Germany. Course participants at each level will receive a fixed number (200 hours) of language instruction. The courses end with a final test.

We teach levels A1, A2, B1, B2, and C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR):

  • Course duration per level: approx. two months
  • Online placement test prior to course begin
  • 200 teaching units of 45 minutes each per level
  • Daily face-to-face lessons, plus additional self-directed learning via an online platform
  • Pre-study activities and learning techniques
  • Teaching and learning materials included
  • Preparation for certified qualifications:
    • telc examinations A1, A2, B1, B2, and C1 Hochschule
    • DSH at the Studienkolleg Sachsen of Leipzig University as a prerequisite for studying in Germany

Learning German

  • Listening and reading comprehension training
  • Speaking and writing training
  • Vocabulary and grammar work
  • Training in phonetics
  • Test training

Getting to know Germany

  • Guided tour in Leipzig
  • Cultural offers or one full-day excursion, e.g. to Dresden, Weimar, or to Saxon-Switzerland

Mode of study

  • Fully on-site with voluntary online elements
    Phase of attendance: yes, compulsory
    Pace of course: mixed (e.g. fixed exam dates and duration, study content can be studied at any time)

Dates and price

Course dates Registration deadline Price
1 February - 31 March 2027
Not specified
1,680 EUR
1 April - 31 May 2027
Not specified
1,680 EUR
1 June - 30 July 2027
Not specified
1,680 EUR
2 August - 30 September 2027
Not specified
1,680 EUR
4 October - 30 November 2027
Not specified
1,680 EUR

Price includes course fees, accompanying programme.

Information on dates, prices and mode of study

During our intensive German courses, we offer additional materials on a learning platform. Therefore, a tablet or notebook will be required in order to participate successfully.
It is essential that our participants regularly attend the face-to-face classes and study or collaborate independently on the online learning platform.

Target group

Our intensive language courses are ideal for international students and prospective students who want to learn German effectively within a rather short time frame and who need an approved certificate for their course of study or job.

Certificate received after course completion

  • Certificate of participation, graded

Average number of hours per week

25

Average number of participants per group

15

Requirements and application

Language requirements

Please check all requirements directly with the respective higher education institution.

German language requirements

German: None

English language requirements

English: None

How to apply?

E-mail

Please apply via e-mail.

Contact us

Website

Please check this website.

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Living & services

Available services

  • Visa support
  • Free internet access

Support for specific needs

Studying with a disability

  • The institute is fully accessible.
  • Adjustments for students with disabilities during exams
  • Academic support and a specialist in mental health support available at the institute

Accommodation

  • The organiser helps participants look for accommodation.

Meals

Our course participants can eat at the student cafeteria "Mensa am Park", which is part of the campus of Leipzig University in the city centre.

Close to our institute as well as in the nearby city centre, you will also find a wide variety of cafés, restaurants, and pubs.

Moreover, there are small kitchens in the accommodation, where you can prepare meals on your own.

Social and leisure programme

Activities covered by course fee:

  • One full-day excursion, e.g. to Dresden 
  • Selected entertainment such as a concert or visits to museums, e.g. guided tour of the "Zeitgeschichtliches Forum" (Forum of Contemporary History)

Of course, you may also get advice from us about planning your own excursions or activities.

Current information

If necessary, learning can take place completely online: classes then consist of live video conferencing and asynchronous independent study phases.

Contact

Main contact

Studienkolleg Sachsen / interDaF am Herder-Institut

Name
Marc Aufderstraße
Address
Berliner Straße 18/20, 04105 Leipzig
Email
E-mail

Additional contact

Name
Anke Grimm
Email
E-mail

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