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Interactive webinars about specific topics of the German language: 90 min, 18 €. Max 16 people

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Do you want to go deeper on specific topics about German Grammar and conversation? Berlino Schule offers you different interactive lessons to improve many German language topics.

Perfekt, local and temporal prepositions, sentence structure with complements, Präteritum… Berlino Schule’s webinars are just what you are looking for if you want to learn or revise specific topics of the German language. Every lesson is a full immersion on different aspects of the German grammar, to go deeper on the language and remove any doubts.

  • Each single lesson costs 18 € per person and runs for 90 minutes.
  • If you book three webinars you pay only 45 € (15 € per lesson).
  • It’s an interactive lesson: students can ask questions and talk with the teacher. During every webinar the student will practice German grammar, comprehension and do role plays.
  • Teachers are only German native speakers.
  • Limited spots per lesson: 16 people.
  • No need of books, material will be provided from the school.
  • Lessons will be held on Zoom. You don’t need to download any app, you will only have to click on a link provided by the school.

Please write to info@berlinoschule.com to reserve your spot.

Choose the topic you want from the list below and email info@berlinoschule.com to book your space.

1. Perfekt

2. Local and temporal prepositions 

3. Sentence structure with complements 

4. Präteritum 

5. Legal German

6. Prepositions (akk & dat) and verbs of position and movement 

7. German for the every day life

8. Modal verbs

9. Dative or accusative? The German cases. 

10. Adjective declinations 

11. Business German 

12. Konjunktiv II

13. The infinitive sentence in German 

14. German for doctors and nurses  

15. German for the job Interview

1. PERFEKT

Part 1: A brief review of the formation of the past perfect. Have or be as auxiliaries? How to recognise the correct auxiliary.

Part 2: The prefixes & suffixes: ge or without ge? With suffix en or t? How to recognise the right prefix and suffix.

Part 3: The past tense in the affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences and sentence structure.

Part 4: Role plays and interactive quizzes for each section with space for questions and doubts.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1, B2.2

Dates available at the moment:

Monday 8 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday 5th April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday 3 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

2. LOCAL AND TEMPORAL PREPOSITIONS

Part 1: In, auf, über, unter, nach, zu? How to choose the correct preposition. Practical rules to avoid any mistake and consolidation exercises.

Part 2: Seit vs. vor? How to use temporal prepositions.

Part 3: Dative or accusative? How not to get cases wrong by choosing the right verbs: verb of motion vs. stative verbs.

Part 4: Where is the post office? How can I get to school? Knowing how to ask for information in the street and giving directions through role play and text comprehension.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1

Dates available at the moment:

Tuesday 9 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 6 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 4 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

3. SENTENCE STRUCTURE WITH COMPLEMENTS

Part 1: Tekamolo in affirmative, interrogative and negative sentences: the rule for using complements in the sentence.

Part 2: The correct word order: should AKK or DAT go first?

Part 3: Ich kaufe meinem Bruder eine Puppe or ich kaufe eine Puppe meinem Bruder? 20 minutes of role play to practise the correct structure.

Part 4: How would the Germans say? last night at 6 p.m. we watched a match. The sentence structure with the past tense and the subordinate clauses.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A1.2, A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2

Dates available at the moment:

Wednesday 10 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 7th April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 5 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

4. Präteritum 

If you want to brush up the Präteritum in German and understand when you should use the Präteritum or the Perfekt this is the webinar you’re looking for.
Part 1: The formation of the past tense in regular and irregular verbs: practical rules to avoid mistakes.
Part 2: Perfekt or Präteritum? Which to use?
Part 3: Text comprehension: Can you understand a fairy tale in German? Guess which fairy tale it is.
Part 4: Try to present a fairy tale from your own country: an interactive exercise to practice the Präteritum.
Recommended for the following German levels: A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1
Dates available at the moment:

Monday 15 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday 12 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday 10 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

5. Legal German

You are a lawyer and would like to learn legal German? Our legal German webinar is aimed at lawyers or would-be lawyers who would like to perfect or learn the legal jargon from scratch. Are you a translator and would like to specialise in legal German but don’t know if it’s right for you? This webinar is what you are looking for.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: B1.1, B1.2, C1.1, C1.2.

Dates available at the moment:

Monday 15 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday 12 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday 10 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

6. PREPOSITIONS AKK & DAT AND VERBS OF MOVEMENT

Part 1: Stellen or stehen? Legen or liegen? Sitzen or setzen? How to recognise the right verb.

Part 2: Can you put the bottle on the table? Where did you put the books? How to translate the verb “to put” in German depending on the context. A full immersion with practical exercises using the most common prepositional verbs.

Part 3: “warten auf” comes with accusative or dative? People vs. things. How do I say in German: what are you talking about or who are you talking to? 15 minutes of interactive exercises to remove any doubt.

Part 4: 20 minutes of role play in everyday contexts to use verbs with prepositions in everyday life.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A1.2, A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2

Dates available at the moment:

Tuesday 16 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 13th April /17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 11 May /17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

7. GERMAN FOR THE EVERY DAY LIFE 

You understand the main grammatical structures but you don’t know the vocabulary of the everyday life? What do you say when you are in a restaurant? at the post office? in a public office? or in a bank?
I would like to open an account, send a package, reserve a seat and do theAnmeldung!. 30 minutes of role play to learn how to express yourself correctly in everyday life. In this webinar you will also review the main grammar structures to be able to express yourself on a daily basis.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2.

Dates available at the moment:

Wednesday 17th March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 14 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 12 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

8. Modal verbs 

Do you know which is the correct modal verb to use if you want to express a wish or say what you can do or give an advice? In this webinar you will learn how to use modal verbs in the right place at the right time.
Part 1: Müssen o sollen? Wollen or möchten? Dürfen o können? when to use them and why.
Part 2: The sentence structure of modal verbs: affirmative, interrogative or negative sentences.
Part 3: Which modal verb to use if you want to give advice to a friend? 10 minutes of interactive exercises corrected by the teacher to use modals in everyday life.
Part 4: How to order a coffee in a bar, book a hotel or express a preference: 20 minutes of role-plays on topics from everyday life.
It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2.
Dates available at the moment:

Monday, 22 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday, 19 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday, 14 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

9. DATIVE OR AKKUSATIVE? THE GERMAN CASES.

Ich frage dich o dir? Ich sage dir o dich? This webinar is ideal for those who have doubts about when to use the accusative or the dative. 30 minutes of role-playing after the grammar explanation to eliminate every doubts.

Part 1: the cases in German and their function

Part 2: the dativ, its verbs and prepositions

Part 3: the accusative, its verbs and prepositions

Part 4: dative vs akkusativ: when should I use teh akkusativ and when should I use the dativ

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A1.2, A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1.

Dates available at the moment:

Monday, 22 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday, 19 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday, 14 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

10. ADJECTIVE DECLENSION

Part 1: The adjective: when to decline it and when not to.

Part 2: To whom does it refer? The three declensions of the adjective.

Part 3: How to remember all the adjective endings without ever getting them wrong.

Part 4: Do you prefer the red jacket or the green one? 20 minutes of role play in real situations: at home, in the shop, at the supermarket, at work.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2

Dates available at the moment:

Tuesday 23 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 20 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 18 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

11. BUSINESS GERMAN 

Part 1: How to write an e-mail in German: the structure.

Part 2: Formal German: the header, greetings and courtesy formulas to use.

Part 3: Reading emails, business letters, credit notes.

Part 4: Selling and promoting a product: 20 minutes role-playing as a seller, buyer or supplier.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: B1.1, B1.2, B2.1, B2.2, C1.1, C1.2

Dates available at the moment:

Wednesday 24 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 21 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 19 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

12. KONJUNKTIV II  

Part 1: wir würden oder könnten? When to use them and why.

Part 2: Which subjunctives are most commonly used: practical examples for everyday life.

Part 3: The subjunctive in the affirmative, interrogative and negative sentence. The subjunctive to express an unreal hypothetical period.

Part 4: Can you make a suggestion? You want to invite a friend to dinner and you don’t know how to say it? 20 minutes of role play to use the subjunctive in everyday life.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1, B2.2

Dates available at the moment:

Monday 1 March /17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday, March 29 / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday, 26 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Monday. 24 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

13. The infinitive clauses in German

Ich gehe einkaufen or ich gehe einzukaufen? This webinar is meant to review the infinitive sentence in German and finally understand when to put “zu” and when it is not necessary. “Zu” or “um zu”? 90 minutes of role-playing games and targeted exercises to better understand their use.

Part 1: the infinitive sentence in German: its structure

Part 2: the difference between the infinitive and the infinitive with zu

Part 3: zu or um zu? The structure and the difference.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2

Dates available at the moment:

Tuesday 30 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 27 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 25 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

14. Medical German for doctorn and nurses

Are you a doctor or nurse and you want to learn the technical jargon to be able to express yourself correctly in the operating room, in the emergency room with patients and colleagues? 30 minutes of role-playing games in the different rooms of the hospital to learn how to express yourself better.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: B1.1, B1.2, C1.1, C1.2.

Dates available at the moment:

Wednesday 3 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 31 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 28th April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Wednesday 26 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

15. German for the job interview

Are you looking for a job and want to prepare yourself well for the interview? In this webinar you will get the chance to prepare yourself with trainers who can proofread your presentation and set it up correctly. You will learn how to make a good impression at the job interview using the right grammar structures and expressions. 30 minutes of role-plays to simulate the interviews.

It’s a recommended lesson for people with the following German level: B1.1, B1.2, C1.1, C1.2.

Tuesday 30 March / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 27 April / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 €

Tuesday 25 May / 17.40 – 19.10 – 18 € 

Price: 18€ (45 € if you book three different webinars)

Reserve your spot: info@berlinoschule.com

About the school

Our language school Berlino Schule has born in 2016 in Gryphiusstr. 23, 10245 Berlin-Friedrichshain. Since then the school had thousands of students onsite and online from every side of the world and collecting a very high average rating on Google (4.9 out of 5) and on Facebook (5 out of 5) with hundreds of reviews.

Are you looking for an online group German course?

Do you prefer to do a full intensive group course? Berlino Schule offers a whole range of German levels classes, from the beginner level (A1.1) to the most advanced ones (C2), as well as a guided preparation for the TELC exam (a highly requested certification from every German university).  After every online course, Berlino Schule will releases a certificate of attendance that can be attached to your personal résumé and sometimes covers some university language credits. Check out our calendar and write to info@berlinoschule.com to book a place.

 Are you looking for an onsite group German course?

Berlino Schule offers German onsite classes in its office in Berlin-Friedrichshain. You can find: intensive morning courses, intensive afternoon courses, extensive evening courses and private classes. You can find the calendar here. Write to info@berlinoschule.com to book a place.

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New in Berlin and already lost in the city? Here comes Nomaden Berlin with plenty of services to help you relocate!

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Berlin is one of the most attractive cities of Europe: every year, thousands of young people pour into the city to breathe a different air

No matter if you are an Erasmus student who wants to start speaking German or a young professional in search for better career perspectives, Berlin is always a good choice. Of course, moving to Berlin is not as easy as one could expect. First of all, you should find an apartment if you do not feel like sleeping under the Oberbaumbrücke. After that, you should register your address in Berlin (have you already heard about the Anmeldung? There is nothing more German than the Anmeldung itself!). Not to mention the fact that if you do not come from an European country, you have to request a visa in order to live for some months on the German soil. So, as you can imagine, the first weeks in Berlin won’t be easy at all. But just when you think you are in the middle of a crisis, Nomaden in Berlin is ready to save your life and your mental health. 

Nomaden Berlin

Nomaden Berlin is a relocation company founded in 2016 that helps new employees, freelancers, job seekers and students get set up in the German capital, by providing accommodation and relocation services. 

Services: 

  • Nomaden’s studio apartments offer a great base for starting your new life in the German capital. Importantly, you can complete your address registration (Anmeldung) at Nomaden’s apartments, which is an essential step in any successful relocation to Germany. As part of their relocation packages, Nomaden will ensure you register at the address within your first week in Berlin and will take care of all the relevant paperwork. 
  • When booking a relocation package, you can opt for a 1-3 month stay at Nomaden’s self-contained apartments which include a double bed (and all bed linen), a private bathroom and kitchen, flatscreen TV, unlimited WiFi, a personal mailbox, regular apartment cleaning, a staffed front desk, washing facilities on the premises, and much much more!
  • Nomaden also has extensive experience with a wide range of visas for Germany and can assist you with scheduling appointments, completing visa paperwork and ultimately ensuring that you secure a suitable visa, whether for work or study. 

While Nomaden is primarily a paid relocation service, the company also publishes extensive free resources that cover many of the key things you need to know when moving to Berlin. 

So, if you are looking for assistance, we kindly suggest contacting Nomaden Berlin at the following email address: info@nomadenberlin.com . 

Looking for the Germany language Visa?

The Germany Language Visa allows you to live in Germany for 3 to 12 months on the condition that you are enrolled in an intensive German language course. By ‘intensive’, we mean at least 18 to 20 lesson hours per week. More information can be found here. Nomaden Berlin can help by providing you with the useful paperwork and assistance. By the way, if you are looking for a great language school for your intensive courses, do not hesitate to contact Berlino Schule (info@berlinoschule.com). Berlino Schule is offering online as well as offsite courses (in the morning, in the afternoon and in the evening), and has already worked with several Non-EU students. More information can be found on our website. 

MOVING TO BERLIN HAS NEVER BEEN SO EASY!

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Photojournalism course held by Gianluca Pardelli (The Guardian and more) at Berlino Schule

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Another edition of photojournalism and documentary photography course held by the Italian photojournalist Gianluca Pardelli is coming soon to Berlino Schule.

Starting on September 19th, the course is aimed to provide participants with a basic knowledge of the photographic discipline as one of the most efficient story-telling instruments. The course is structured in eight different units, including photographic excursions through the challenging human environment of Berlin.

After the excursions the participants will be involved in a post-processing workshop during which they will have the opportunity to learn more about editing techniques.

The lessons will be held every Saturday, 11-13, from September 19th till November 7th (8 lessons in total). The course will be entirely in English and opened to 12 people max. The price of the whole course amounts to 280€. It is possible to pay for the first lesson (20 €) and then decide and pay the rest.

For info and registration, please drop us a line at info@berlinoschule.com

The structure

After a general introduction to the topic and its dynamics, terminology and history (Unit 1) the course will then focus on fundamental elements of photojournalism and documentary photography such as the search for the subject (Unit 2), the relationship to be established with it (Unit 3), the complex task of building a captivating story (Unit 4) and the contamination and integration of other media within the photojournalistic practice (Unit 5). After the excursion (Unit 6) the participants will be involved in a post-processing workshop (Unit 7) during which they will have the opportunity to learn more about editing techniques. Finally, for those interested in pursuing a career in the field, a whole lecture will be devoted to photojournalism and documentary photography as a possible professional path within the current media industry (Unit 8).

The objective

During the whole duration of the course each participant will be encouraged to develop her/his own photojournalistic idea that will gradually take the form of the course completion project. All the participants’ works will be then showcased in a photography exhibition organized by Berlino Schule and Berlino Magazine.

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The teacher: Gianluca Pardelli

Born in Livorno, but Berliner by adoption, the Italian photojournalist Gianluca Pardelli collaborates with The Guardian and some other national and international magazines. He studied Slavic languages and cultures and specialized in reportages from Eastern Europe. In 2013 he travelled to North Korea, one of the most isolated and less understood countries in the world, to portray the daily life hidden behind the façade of the regime’s triumphal architecture. “North Korea can be considered as one of the few realities of the Eastern Block which survived to the fall of the Berlin Wall. It developed an independent form of totalitarism, much different from the one represented by Lenin or Castro”. Taking pictures of North Korean people is not common. “I travelled with an organized tour. It could have not been otherwise. The inhabitants are really keen on getting to know foreigners, but are scared of them as well. They are shy and happy at the same time. This is a strange but interesting mix for a photojournalist“.

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The course’s programm

Unit 1 – Introduction to photojournalism and documentary photography

Definition of photojournalism
Difference between photojournalism and documentary photography
Terminology and general glossary
Photojournalists are not photographers
Main actors in the world of photojournalism
A photojournalist’s credo. Cameras are like pens
Brief history of photojournalism
Display and first analysis attempt of a selected array of some major photojournalists’ works
Display and analysis of any work participants might want to present
Group brainstorming for photojournalistic ideas the participants will develop on their own as course completion project
Group discussion and evaluation

Unit 2 – In search of the subject

Defining the subject
Subjects and objects
Legitimacy of the subject
The search for the subject: a geographical and sociological study
Display and subject-focused analysis of well-known photojournalists’ works
Group discussion about past and present personal experiences related to the complex process of finding the right subject
Group discussion and update on the photojournalistic ideas the participants will develop on their own as course completion project

Unit 3 – Dealing with the subject

Photojournalist / subject relationship
Personal involvement with the subject
Keeping the right distance
Approaching the subject
Practical issues: language barriers, geographical distances, legal or bureaucratic obstacles and similar
Setting things straight
Reticence and mistrust
Honesty and clarity
Coping with the subject
Long-term vs short-term projects and implications
Following and accompanying. Semantic differences between the two terms and consequences on the everyday photojournalist-subject relation
Subject-driven reportages. When the subject takes the lead
Different photographic techniques for different subjects
Display and analysis of well-known photojournalists’ works focusing on the relationship with the subject
Group discussion about past and present personal experiences related to the photographer-subject relation
Group discussion and update on the photojournalistic ideas the participants will develop on their own as course completion project

Unit 4 – Building the story

From beautiful images to beautiful stories: the not-so-easy process of giving a journalistic meaning to a visually pleasant set of pictures
Beyond aesthetics: the relative importance of beauty in photojournalism and documentary photography
Finding the leitmotiv: how to follow the thin red line enlivening a project with meaningfulness
How images relate to each other
Same story, different focuses. Contest-conditioned narration
The underlying message and the different variables influencing its transmission
Text and images. Should a picture really speak for itself?
Photography in relation with other story- telling media: a comparison
Display and analysis of well-known photojournalists’ works focusing on the process of creating a story
Group discussion about past and present personal experiences related to the drafting of a photographic narration
Group discussion and update on the photojournalistic ideas the participants will develop on their own as course completion project

Unit 5 – Multimedia

Beyond photography, within photography: disturbance and integration
Brief overview of past and current tendencies
Pro and contra of the multimedia practice
How photography relates with other media: looking for harmony, avoiding mishmashes
Video and photography
Sound and photography
Literature and photography
Painting and photography
New creative horizons
Display and analysis of well-known photojournalists’ multimedia works
Group discussion about past and present personal experiences related to the use of different media other than photography
Group discussion and update on the photojournalistic ideas the participants will develop on their own as course completion project

Unit 6 – Excursion

Visit of a challenging human environment in Berlin
Shooting short sample reportages
On-the-ground practice of the notions learned in the previous units

Unit 7 – Editing workshop

Guided editing of the material shot during the excursion
Editing techniques
Lightroom and Photoshop basics
Captions and texts drafting
Group discussion about each participant’s work and editing performances

Unit 8 – Photojournalism as a career

Do you really want to be a photojournalism?
Motivations
A brief history of photojournalism as a professional path
The current state of photojournalism
The photojournalism market
Freelancer vs staff photographer
Funding your projects as a freelance
Kickstarter, Indiegogo and the crowd-funding market
Contests, grants and exhibitions
Getting published and self-publishing
Group discussion and analysis of some famous examples of self-funded projects
Group brainstorming on how to find financial solutions to fund the participants’ project
Group discussion and update on the photojournalistic ideas the participants will develop on their own as course completion project

Final Exhibition

Photojournalism and documentary photography course

When

dates to be announced

 

Where

Berlino Schule, Gryphiusstr. 23, 10245  Berlin-Friedrichshain.

Price

The course costs 280 €. Subscriptions to info@berlinoschule.com . You can also pay only for the first lesson (20 €) and then decide.

Max people 12

Info and registration

Please write an e-mail to info@berlinoschule.com with object “photojournalism”

English Classes Skype

English courses online. Every day, for two weeks, cost 192 €, maximum of 8 students

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Study English via Skype: group courses for only € 4.80/hour, maximum of 8 people with a native speaker

Forced to stay home? Berlino Schule is organizing four intensive English courses via Skype, every day from Monday to Friday, from Monday 23rd March to Friday 3rd April as well as private lessons. With a maximum of 8 participants, each group course consists of 40 academic hours (a didactic hour consists of 45 minutes) with different schedules. Alternatively, anyone who wants a one on one session, can do private lessons via Skype. At the end of each course, you will receive a certificate of participation that could be added to your curriculum. To participate, just have a PC or
a mobile phone to download the free Skype app.

The cost is 192 € in total (4.80 € per hour) for group courses, 25 € per hour for a 10-hour private package.

English courses, the teacher

The teacher is Grant Mélissas, a native English teacher, with a degree in arts from New York University (but also academic exchanges at Sorbonne and Columbia). He has lead all the Berlino Schule’s English courses for about a year.

Courses

Each course admits a maximum of 8 people. The teacher simultaneously connects with all the students covering topics such as grammar, conversation, vocabulary, and exercises. Students will be invited to interact from the very beginning, even in the basic courses, by speaking or writing.

Basic English

If you’ve never studied English before or you just know a couple of things, but you think it’s better to build the foundation first before building anything on it, then this is the course for you. We will focus on conversation, reading, writing, and oral comprehension. Different grammatical rules will be tackled through readings and oral exercises on simple texts.

Dates: from Monday 23rd March to Friday 3rd April, every day from Monday to Friday

Hours: 9: 30-12

Cost: € 192

Intermediate English

You feel confident speaking in English, but you know you’re still missing something. In this course, you will read and do written and oral exercises on texts that will test your abilities and increase your current knowledge of the language. The focus will be on creating greater fluency in speaking, reading and oral comprehension, general vocabulary and some advanced grammatical topics.

Dates: from Monday 23rd March to Friday 3rd April, every day from Monday to Friday

Hours: 14: -16: 30

Cost: € 192

Advanced & Business English

If your level of English is high already, but you are still trying to improve your comprehension and skills to express complex structures and ideas, then it is advisable to consider enrolling for this course. Texts intended for native speakers will be read and discussed and you will also learn how to make presentations, write professional emails and how to better understand tones and formalities to improve negotiation skills and to carry out interviews.

Dates: from Monday 23 March to Friday 3 April, every day from Monday to Friday.

Hours: 17: -19: 30

Cost: € 192

Private lessons via Skype

They cost € 28 per academic hour (a didactic hour consists of 45 minutes), but if you book 10 lessons, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 25 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday.

Cost € 28 for an individual hour, € 25 if in 10-hour packages

How to book and register

E-mail us at info@berlinoschule.com to book. Payment can be made via bank transfer or by credit
card.

Language certificates: for the curriculum or to obtain university credits

At the end of each online course, Berlin Schule issues a certificate that can be attached to your curriculum or presented, after confirmation by the universities themselves, to obtain credits when your course requires certifications to prove your knowledge of a foreign language ​​(the method of acceptance changes from university to university).

Berlino Schule, the school

Berlino Schule is a Berlin-based language school specializing in German, English and Italian courses. It has a very high average rating on Google (4.9 out of 5) and Facebook (5 out of 5) with hundreds of positive reviews. For years the school has been working with both Berlin-based classes and via Skype, improving the language skills of hundreds of people from all over the world.

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English, Italian, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Brazilian Portuguese and German: Skype group courses from 4€/h

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Skype courses in English, Italian, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Brazilian Portuguese and German with Berlino Schule, one of the best language schools based on average scores and reviews

English, Italian, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Brazilian Portuguese and German: this are Berlino Schule’s offers for Skype language group courses for the month of April and onwards. Berlino Schule has an extraordinary average rating on Google (4.9 out of 5) and Facebook  (5 out of 5) with hundreds of positive reviews. For years the school has been working with both classes in its Berlin location and via Skype. The courses consisting of  48 academic hours (45 min.) cost only € 212 (€ 192 + € 20 if it is the first course in the last 12 months with Berlino Schule) and they give the opportunity to cover a language level (for levels we mean: A1 .1, A1.2, A2.1, and so on). The 24-hour academic courses cost € 116 (€ 96 + € 20 if it is the first course in the last 12 months with Berlino Schule).

Each group is made up of a maximum of 8 people and it alternates conversation, grammar, vocabulary and written and oral exercises. If you don’t want to attend a group course, but private lessons, the cost is € 250 for 10 academic hours (45 min.). The teacher connects simultaneously with all the students alternating grammar, conversation, vocabulary and exercises. Students are invited to speak from the beginning, even in the basic courses, as well as to write.

Certificates and teaching method

At the end of each course a potentially useful participation certificate is issued both for your own resume and for acquiring university credits. But the deal is that one must study: all Berlino Schule teachers have years of teaching and follow the same method (taught directly in the target language), they seek the right combination of exercises, simulations and games that make learning effortless, but nothing is learned if you don’t go over it all by yourself.

Available courses levels

Berlino Schule’s language courses cover all levels, from basic (A1.1) to advanced (C2) as well as preparation for obtaining specific certifications (Cambridge for English, TELC or Goethe for German, etc.)

Here are the following offers:

  • English
  • Italian
  • French
  • Spanish
  • German
  • Hungarian
  • Brazilian Portuguese

English courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of English courses via Skype

  1. Group courses
  2. Private lessons 

1- English group courses on Skype

24 academic hours divided into 8 meetings composed of 3 academic hours (one academic hour = 45 min), once a week

Price 96 € (+ 20 € if it is the first course with Berlin Schule). Maximum of 8 people per course.

Calendar

BEGINNER: APRIL 20 – JUNE 8 – every Monday from 19:00 to 21:30

INTERMEDIATE (B1 / B2): APRIL 21 – JUNE 9 – every Tuesday from 19:00 to 21:30

ADVANCED (C1): APRIL 21 – JUNE 10 –  every Wednesday 19:00 – 21:30

2 – Private English lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of specific exams.

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

Italian courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of Italian courses via Skype

    1. Group courses
    2. Private lessons

1-Italian group courses on Skype

24 academic hours divided into 8 meetings composed of 3 academic hours (1 academic hour = 45 min), once a week

Price € 96 (+ € 20 if it is the first course with Berlino Schule). Maximum 8 people per course.

Calendar

BEGINNER: 20 APRIL – 8 JUNE every Monday from 19:00 to 21:30

INTERMEDIATE (B1 / B2): APRIL 21 – JUNE 9 – every Tuesday from 19:00 to 21:30

ADVANCED (C1): APRIL 21 – JUNE 10 –  every Wednesday 19:00 – 21:30

2 – Private Italian lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of specific exams.

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

French courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of French courses via Skype

    1. Group courses
    2. Private lessons 

1- French group courses on Skype

24 academic hours divided into 8 meetings composed of 3 academic hours (1 academic hour=45 min), once a week

Price € 96 (+ € 20 if it’s the first course with Berlino Schule). Maximum 8 people per course.

Calendar

BEGINNER: 20 APRIL – 8 JUNE every Monday from 19:00 to 21:30

INTERMEDIATE (B1 / B2): APRIL 21 – JUNE 9 – every Tuesday from 19:00 to 21:30

ADVANCED (C1): APRIL 21 – JUNE 10 –  every Wednesday 19:00 – 21:30

2 – Private French lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of specific exams.

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

Spanish courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of Spanish courses via Skype

    1. Group courses
    2. Private lessons 

1- Spanish group courses on Skype

24 academic hours divided into 8 meetings composed of 3 academic hours (1 academic hour=45 min), once a week

Price € 96 (+ € 20 if it’s the first course with Berlino Schule). Maximum 8 people per course.

Calendar

BEGINNER: 20 APRIL – 8 JUNE every Monday from 19:00 to 21:30

INTERMEDIATE (B1 / B2): APRIL 21 – JUNE 9 – every Tuesday from 19:00 to 21:30

ADVANCED (C1): APRIL 21 – JUNE 10 –  every Wednesday 19:00 – 21:30

2 – Private Spanish lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of specific exams.

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

German courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of German courses via Skype

  1. Intensive group courses in the morning and in the afternoon
  2. Evening group courses
  3. Private lessons (€ 28 one-hour lesson, € 250 if you book 10)

1 – Intensive German courses on Skype in the morning and in the afternoon

Intensive German courses from Monday to Friday for three weeks either in the morning (9: 30-12: 10) or in the afternoon (14: 30-17: 10). They cover all levels from A1.1 (base) to C1.1.

The total hours of lessons are 48

Each Skype course admits a maximum of 8 people

Price: € 192 + € 20 if it is the first course with Berlino Schule in the last 12 months.

Calendar

A1.1 20 APRIL – 8 MAY (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

A1.2 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

A2.1 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

A2.2 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

B1.1 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

B1.2 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

B2.1 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

B2.2 APRIL 20 – MAY 8 (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

C1.1 20 APRIL – 8 MAY (Mon-Fri 9: 30-12: 10)

2 – Intensive group Skype courses in the evening

Evening German courses twice a week for two months. They can be either on Mondays and Wednesdays or on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The schedule is always at 19: 15-21: 40.

The total hours of lessons is 48

Maximum of 8 people.

Price: € 192 + € 20 if it is the first course with Berlino Schule within the last 12 months.

Calendar

A1.1 14 APRIL – 4 JUNE (Tue and Thu 19: 15-21: 40)

A2.1 13 APRIL – 3 JUNE (Mon and Wed 19: 15-21: 40)

B1.1 APRIL 13 – JUNE 3 (Mon and Wed 19: 15-21: 40)

3 – Private German lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of TELC exams

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

Hungarian courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of Hungarian courses via Skype

    1. Group courses
    2. Private lessons 

1- Hungarian group courses on Skype

24 academic hours divided into 8 meetings composed of 3 academic hours (1 academic hour=45 min), once a week

Price € 96 (+ € 20 if it’s the first course with Berlino Schule). Maximum 8 people per course.

Calendar

BEGINNER: 20 APRIL – 8 JUNE every Monday from 19:00 to 21:30

2 – Hungarian  lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of specific exams.

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

Brazilian Portuguese courses via Skype

In these weeks, Berlino Schule offers two types of Brazilian Portuguese courses via Skype

  1. Group courses
  2. Private lessons 

1- Brazilian Portuguese group courses on Skype

24 academic hours divided into 8 meetings composed of 3 academic hours (1 academic hour=45 min), once a week

Price € 96 (+ € 20 if it’s the first course with Berlino Schule). Maximum 8 people per course.

Calendar

BEGINNER: 20 APRIL – 8 JUNE every Monday from 19:00 to 21:30

INTERMEDIATE (B1 / B2): APRIL 21 – JUNE 9 – every Tuesday from 19:00 to 21:30

2 – Brazilian Portuguese lessons on Skype

The cost is € 28 per academic hour (45-minute teaching unit). If you book more than 10 hours, the price drops to € 25. You can do a first trial unit for only € 28 and then decide whether to purchase the entire package or not. They can be booked at any time, any day, from Monday to Saturday. The levels range from beginner (A1.1) to C2 or to the preparation of specific exams.

How to book and register

For any enquiry, write to info@berlinoschule.com. Payment can be made by bank transfer or by credit card.

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Mille Grazie! The Italian courses of Berlino Schule are coming back in February 2020

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Mille Grazie I and Mille Grazie II, the two Italian elementary course of Berlino Schule, are starting next February to your (and our) delight!

Come the new year, everything is going to change. Good intentions are going to be your “categorical imperative”! By the way, have you already bought a diary?! Trust me, you will need it if you want to keep your agenda updated. For instance, you should go the the gym, or finally start to learn German (here you can find our next German courses). And if you really want to listen to the devil on your shoulder, you should also organize your Summer holidays. Are you thinking of spending them in Italy, aren’t you? Would it not be a good idea to begin learning some Italian words?

Mille Grazie! The Italian courses of Berlino Schule

Berlino Schule has come up with two interesting courses for you: Mille Grazie I for total beginners, and Mille Grazie II (A1.2/ A2). What you will be offered: excellent Italian teachers, very small groups (not more than 10 people for each course) and a real Italian environment.

Out teachers

Every course is taught in the target language, i.e. our teachers constantly speak the language that our students want to learn when delivering lessons or explaining concepts. Our method relies on the belief that a total immersion is the most effective way to study a language. All our teachers got the Ditals certification, a professional qualification offered by Unistrasi (Università per Stranieri di Siena).

Italian course Mille Grazie I (A1 level)

The course Mille Grazie I starts on 13th February at 19:00. Classes take place every Thursday, from 19:00 to 21:30, for 16 weeks.

Italian course Mille Grazie II (A1.2/ A2 leval)

The course Mille Grazie II starts on 11th February at 19:00. Classes take place every Tuesday, from 19:00 to 21:30, for 16 weeks.

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Prices

240€.

Where

At Berlino Schule, in Gryphiusstr. 23, in Friedrichshain, one of the best, safest and most lively areas in Berlin. Moreover, the school is within walking distance of the East Side Gallery (the longest segment of the Berlin Wall still standing), one of the main touristic attractions of the capital city.

Info and registration

Send us an e-mail at info@berlinoschule.com

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Winter School! Study German at Berlino Schule for 9 days, while enjoying the magic Christmas markets

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Berlino Schule’s Winter school: study German for 9 days, 230 €, 8 extra activities, Christmas markets and lots of fun!

Is there anything better than drinking a cup of hot chocolate while enjoying the magic Christmas atmosphere in Berlin? Would you like to spend some days in Berlin during the winter? Although the weather may not be great, Berlin is wonderful and full of lights. You can have the chance to stroll around the city, admire the cheerful Christmas markets and have a cup of Glühwein. Maybe after some German classes! Make your Winter great with our super-intensive German courses!

Berlino Schule

Berlino Schule Summer school 2019

Winter School

The Winter School of Berlino Schule is the study trip you are looking for. If you choose to register for our courses, you will have the possibility to attend super-intensive courses (5 hours per day, for 9 days) in the lively and international district of Friedrichshain.

That’s not all!

Our students will be offered the chance to join 8 extra activities (i.e. cineforum, walking tours, museums, conversation activities, etc).

Berlino Schule can help you find an accomodation in Berlin!

Would you like to spend some weeks in Berlin, but it is hard for you to find an accomodation? No panic! Berlino Schule has established some agreements with some landlords, who can provide you with the right accomodation (flats or rooms). In case you are interested, you can directly contact the school.

Wanna book the whole package?

You would like to attend a super-intensive course, but it is rather difficult for you to find an accomodation? We can provide you with an a single room in some hotels just nearby Berlino Schule, 2 weekly tickets included. Ask for a price quotation!

Great! But when?

From 13th December to 23rd December 2021, every day from Monday to Friday, 9:00 – 13:15.

Calendar

A1.1 13 DECEMBER – 23 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 9:00 – 13:15)

A1.2 13 DECEMBER – 23 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 9:00 – 13:15)

A2.1 13 DECEMBER – 23 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 9:00 – 13:15)

A2.2 13 DECEMBER – 23 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 9:00 – 13:15)

B1.1 13 DECEMBER – 23 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 9:00 – 13:15)

B1.2 13 DECEMBER – 23 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 9:00 – 13:15)

Price

230 € (8 extra activities included!)

I would like to join, but I cannot find the right course for me!

In this case, you can attend our intensive courses in the morning and afternoon, or our evening courses. Our intensive morning courses last 4 weeks. Classes take place every day, from Tuesday to Friday during the morning hours (either 8:45-11:15 or 11:40-14:10). Price: 192 € + 20 € application fee. The afternoon ones last 3 weeks or 5 weeks, from Monday to Friday, from 14:30-17:10 or 17:00-19:00. Price: 192 € + 20 € application fee. Our evening courses last 8 weeks. Classes take place twice a week, either on mondays and wednesdays or tuesdays and thursdays. Price: 240 € + 20 € application fee.

How much I would love to study German, but I cannot be there!

No worries! Berlino Schule offers lots of online courses (morning, afternoon or evening ones). Check them out here: online courses

Our teachers and our method

Certified teachers with a lot of experience in the teaching field. Every course is held in the target language, i.e. our teachers speak constantly the language that our students want to learn during the entire lesson. Our method is based on the belief that a total immersion is the most effective way to get better. In case you cannot assess your level, you can contact us and we can send you a placement test. At the end of the course, a certificate of attendance can be issued upon request.

Info and registration

Send us an email at info@berlinoschule.com

Berlino Schule students

Berlino Schule students

Berlino Schule

Gryphiustr. 23, 10245 Berlin – Friedrichshain

Phone: 0049 (0) 30 36465765

Website

info@berlinoschule.com

Facebook Page

Instagram Profile

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Party in Berlin? Then, you should learn these 10 typical German expressions

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Berlin is famous for its alternative and excessive night life as much as Hamburg and Cologne. The international newspaper Deutsche Welle points out some words we should know to get ready for a night out in the German capital city.

FEIERABEND

Ready for a wild night in town? First thing first, it’s important to be stress-free from work. And Germans have the right word to mean the end of a working day: Feierabend, which literally means “holiday evening”. Unless you are a professional DJ, not every day can end with a party. But every Feierabend, is a good chance to join one.

AUFBREZELN

After work, a pit stop at home is what you need to start your night in the best way. Especially if you’re planning to go to an elegant and chic party. In this case, you should “dress up to kill”. Aufbrezeln just means this. High heels and a touch of lipstick for girls and a fresh shirt for boys are the necessary requirements. You never know where the night will end up. You could meet someone interesting.

VORGLÜHEN

Going out in group can be both funny and cheap. Having a drink or maybe two or three with friends is a good excuse to break the ice. Vorglühen is the German word for this. German bier might not always be loved by everyone but you have to admit that after one or two bottles you feel your feet above the ground. And ready to conquer the world.

WEGBIER

If you take a bier with you before the party, you can call it Wegbier or “take away bier”. In Germany, drinking bier on the streets is legal, as long as you behave and keep yourselves together.

AFTER-WORK PARTY

The number of after-work parties is increasing in the last years. What seems to be a retirement party, it is an actual after work party.

TÜRSTEHER

If you are going to a chic area of Berlin and Hamburg, it’s necessary to pass the bouncers which in German are called “Türsteher”. It literally means “the one who stays at the door” and somehow, surveils it.

AUF EX

If your German friends tell you to finish your drink “auf ex”, you better be ready to what is going to happen next. It believed to come from Latin but there is no document to prove it. Although, the translation is clear: kill your drink in one sip.

DÄMMERUNG

It’s the moment between day and night. And between night and day. So the beginning and the end of the day in one word. And if it was a cool night, it’s more likely that it will finish in the Dammerung.

NACHTSCHWÄRMER

The moment between twilight and down is when the night owls come out from their caves, offices and houses and head to bars, pubs and clubs. In one hand, residents complain about the screams and noise in the night. But in the other hand, bars’owners and taxi drivers thank the NachtSCHWÄRMER for their contribute to the city’s finance.

KATER

The term has two meanings and somehow, a bit ambuguous. Kater is the German version of ‘male cat’ but it means ‘hangover’ as well. The feeling that everyone knows after a wild night out. Also, Kater, comes from the Greek word ‘catarrh’. Which seems weird. The right English word is Hangover but, anyway, who cares about the meaning? Especially after an amazing night.

 

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Winter School! Study German at Berlino Schule for 2 weeks, while enjoying the magic Christmas markets

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Berlino Schule’s Winter school: study German for 2 weeks, 230 €, 8 extra activities, Christmas markets and lots of fun!

Is there anything better than drinking a cup of hot chocolate while enjoying the magic Christmas atmosphere in Berlin? Would you like to spend some days in Berlin during the winter? Although the weather may not be great, Berlin is wonderful and full of lights. You can have the chance to stroll around the city, admire the cheerful Christmas markets and have a cup of Glühwein. Maybe after some German classes! Make your Winter great with our super-intensive German courses!

Berlino Schule

Berlino Schule Summer school 2019

Winter School

The Winter School of Berlino Schule is the study trip you are looking for. If you choose to register for our courses, you will have the possibility to attend super-intensive courses (5 hours per day, for 2 weeks) in the lively and international district of Friedrichshain.

That’s not all!

Our students will be offered the chance to join 8 extra activities (i.e. cineforum, walking tours, museums, conversation activities, etc).

Berlino Schule can help you find an accomodation in Berlin!

Would you like to spend some weeks in Berlin, but it is hard for you to find an accomodation? No panic! Berlino Schule has established some agreements with some landlords, who can provide you with the right accomodation (flats or rooms). In case you are interested, you can directly contact the school.

Wanna book the whole package?

You would like to attend a super-intensive course, but it is rather difficult for you to find an accomodation? We can provide you with a single room in some hotels just nearby Berlino Schule, 2 weekly tickets included. Ask for a price quotation!

Great! But when?

From 9th December to 20th December, every day from Monday to Friday, 14:30-18:45.

Calendar

A1.1 9 DECEMBER – 20 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 14:30-18:45)

B1.1 9 DECEMBER – 20 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 14:30-18:45)

B2.1 9 DECEMBER – 20 DECEMBER (Monday-Friday, 14:30-18:45)

Price

230 € (8 extra activities included!)

I would like to join, but I cannot find the right course for me!

In this case, you can attend our intensive courses in the morning or our evening courses. Our intensive courses last 4 weeks. Classes take place every day, from Tuesday to Friday during the morning hours (either 8:45-11:15 or 11:40-14:10). Price: 192 € + 20 € application fee. Our evening courses last 8 weeks. Classes take place twice a week, either on mondays and wednesdays or tuesdays and thursday. Price: 240 € + 20 € application fee.

Our teachers and our method

Certified teachers with a lot of experience in the teaching field. Every course is held in the target language, i.e. our teachers speak constantly the language that our students want to learn during the entire lesson. Our method is based on the belief that a total immersion is the most effective way to get better. In case you cannot assess your level, you can contact us and we can send you a placement test. At the end of the course, a certificate of attendance will be issued upon request.

Info and registration

Send us an email at info@berlinoschule.com

Berlino Schule students

Berlino Schule students

Berlino Schule

Gryphiustr. 23, 10245 Berlin – Friedrichshain

Phone: 0049 (0) 30 36465765

Website

info@berlinoschule.com

Facebook Page

Instagram Profile

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English courses (elementary and intermediate) starting from October 2019 at Berlino Schule

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Join Berlino Schule English courses to start speaking the most common language in the world!

English is getting more and more important nowadays: it is the most common foreign language, used not only in the daily life, but also for more specific purposes. It is the dominant language in the sciences, for instance (research is conducted in English), and the primary language of media and press. To sum up, you could basically get in touch with different people and cultures by speaking only English.

Never studied English before? Join our Elementary English course!

Berlino Schule Elementary English course starts on 18th October 2019. Classes take place every Friday, from 19:00 to 20:30, for 12 weeks.

Price: 140 €

What you will learn:

– The basic structure of the English grammar
– How to talk about your daily life
– How to give personal information
– How to describe the things you have done

Can you speak English at a B1 level? Then, join our English Intermediate course!

You have been studying English for quite a lot of time, you have acquired the most important structures, till reaching an intermediate level (B1/B2) and you would rather carry on learning it. Berlino Schule English intermediate course starts on 18th October 2019. Classes take place every Friday, from 19:00 to 20:30, for 12 weeks.

Price: 140 €

Aims:

Providing participants with an insight on conversation and grammar. Students will learn to interact in different situations, exchanging information on common and more complex topics.

Our teachers

Native English teachers with long experience in the teaching field

Certificate of attendance issued on demand.

For further info and registration, please contact us at info@berlinoschule.com

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