Description

The NRCSA Center in Munich is an acknowledged language institute, and has been teaching German to foreigners since 1984. The curriculum is approved by the Bavarian Ministry of Education, and all are experienced with university degrees and special training in teaching German as a Foreign Language. Classrooms are well equipped, and students have use of the library, computers, and cafeteria.

Teachers receive continuous training, and are well acquainted with the latest developments in the area of teaching German as a Foreign Language. The staff-student relationship is that of partners and friends. As a result members of staff are not only available to discuss matters of German language, but also offer support with leisure activities.

The NRCSA Center is also a member of IALC (International Association of Language Centres) and VDP (State Association of German Private Schools), and works in cooperation with the Richard Strauss Conservatory, the College of Music - Munich, Technological University TU - Munich, Ludwig-Maximiliansm University LMU - Munich, The University of Passau, Iwanson Dance Center, and The Atelier Project.

Highlights

About Munich:

Munich is Bavaria's capital (1.2 million inhabitants) at the edge of the Alps is one of the greenest and most beautiful cities in Germany. Munich has been able to preserve its unique charm which is expressed through its beautiful architecture with buildings from several eras and the typical lifestyle of its people: a mixture of tradition and receptiveness towards modern life. It is not only an international city, it is also a cultural leader which offers an extraordinary variety of leisure attractions.

The NRCSA Center is situated in a quiet location in the city centre only 150m from the pedestrian precinct. Thanks to the highly qualified and experienced teachers, the friendly and welcoming atmosphere and the modern teaching facilities, it has earned a reputation for quality courses. In 6 classrooms students from all over the world meet to learn German with one another. A student library and computers are at the disposal of those who want to continue their studies outside the lessons, and the teachers are always available with tips and advice.

The cafeteria is a popular meeting place during the breaks and also enables an intensive interchange between students and teachers out of lesson time. Here, joint activities for the evenings and weekends are planned and these often form the beginning of a lasting friendship - not only with other students and teachers, but also with the city of Munich. Many of students return to visit more than once.

Languages

• German

Languages Used as a Medium of Teaching

• German

Subject Areas

• Culture
• German
• Intensive Language

Cost in US$:

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Program Fees Include:

* Tuition
* Lodging - Homestay Shared Twin Room
* Meals - Breakfast Daily
* Cultural Programs
* Orientation (covering attractions, how to, health safety, entertainment)
* Academic Assessment (placement-exit tests, achievement certificate)
* International Emergency & Medical Insurance
* Emergency Hotline Staffed 24/hrs day (call collect anywhere in the world)
* Certificate at Course End
* Internet Access
* Three Activities per Week

Credit Available

yes

Experience Required

no

This Program is open to

Worldwide Participants.

Typical Living Arrangements

• Apartment/Flat
• Home-stays
• Independent living
• Other

Participants Travel

Independently or in Groups

Application Process Involves

• Written Application

Typically The Application Process Time is

3 business days

The National Registration Center for Study Abroad's Mission Statement

To improve international understanding through educational exchanges. NRCSA welcomes participants of all ages, nationalities, and occupations.

Year Founded

1968