Winter German courses for children and teenagers in Germany

Intensive German Course 20 lessons (x 45 mins or 15 hours) per week Lessons normally take place from Monday to Friday between 09:00 and 12:30. The four morning lessons focus on the main areas of language learning: grammar and language work, reading and listening, communicative activities and speaking practice.

Programme duration: 29/06/2026 – 14/08/2026 Course times: 09:00 – 12:15 Participants: 6 – 15 Ages: 6 – 8, 9 – 11, 12 – 15 years Levels: A1, A2, B1, B2 Level C1 on request. Additional individual lesson (standard): € 34/45 minutes Starting date for beginners: 29/06, 27/07 Starting date for participants with existing knowledge every Monday Included services: supervision, admission and transport costs Activities: varied, sporting and cultural Saturday activities are organised for a minimum of 4...

Ever since its founding by Caesar Augustus – after whom it was named, Augsburg has stood at the intersection of some of the most important trade and travel routes on the Continent. The home town of the Holbein dynasty, the Mozart family and the poet Bertolt Brecht is one of the oldest and most magnificent Bavarian cities.

Ever since its founding by Caesar Augustus – after whom it was named, Augsburg has stood at the intersection of some of the most important trade and travel routes on the Continent. The home town of the Holbein dynasty, the Mozart family and the poet Bertolt Brecht is one of the oldest and most magnificent Bavarian cities.

The Residence Course is the ideal choice for all those who wish to spend most of the time with their fellow classmates and who are interested in an extensive leisure time and sports program. Together with the DID staff the students stay in a nice youth residence which has been reserved for our participants.

In almost all of our centers for teenagers we teach intensive German courses with 30 lessons per week. The lessons are especially structured and designed for adolescent students: they are interactive and fun, yet at the same time demanding and very effective.

In each of our centers for children we teach intensive German courses with 25 lessons per week. The lessons are structured and designed for younger students: they are interactive and fun, yet at the same time demanding and very effective.

In almost all of our centers for teenagers we teach intensive German courses with 30 lessons per week. The lessons are especially structured and designed for adolescent students: they are interactive and fun, yet at the same time demanding and very effective.

Discover our exciting holiday courses, themed "Active Language Teaching"! Here, we offer children and teenagers the opportunity to learn and deepen their German skills in a playful and entertaining way. In a varied program based on professionally developed games, role-playing, and creative worksheets, children are encouraged to express themselves in German.

This individual course offers a personalized learning environment where one teacher works exclusively with one child. This one-on-one approach allows the instructor to focus entirely on your child's specific needs, interests, and learning goals.

German Daycamps for Children (Ages 4–12) in Berlin During the school holidays, we offer exciting and immersive daycamps for children aged 4–12 years in Berlin. For the children, each camp week is a joyful journey into a new world – full of play, creativity, and fun, far away from the stresses of everyday life.

Intensive German Course 20 lessons (x 45 mins or 15 hours) per week. Lessons normally take place from Monday to Friday between 09:00 and 12:30.

We also organize group courses for young people including pupils and teenagers. These program can take place in private groups as well as being part of our regular groups.

We also organize group courses for young people including pupils and teenagers. These program can take place in private groups as well as being part of our regular groups.

Language classes at ALPADIA are especially adapted to a young and dynamic clientele looking for more practice. Topical and motivating subjects, varied activities, work in pairs or in small groups and project work for which the participants must actively mobilize all of their language knowledge allow them to quickly improve their communication skills.