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German Gap Year in Heidelberg. Learn German in Germany on long term courses, make progress and improve your German skills with CESA, throughout the year.
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Heidelberg is historic, beautiful and has a large university/student population and makes a great long-term course solution for Gap Year students, graduates and young adults looking to improve their German skills. The school provides long-term courses throughout the year, allowing students to focus on all aspects of German over several months, whilst placing the language within a meaningful cultural framework.
Levels offered | Beginner to Advanced |
Minimum age | 16 |
Languages for Life | 12 to 18 weeks |
Academic Year | 20 or 40 weeks |
Alternative courses | 1 week+ |
Number of lessons | 20 or 30 lessons per week |
Lesson duration | 45 minutes |
Maximum per class | 15 students |
Beginners | Once a month |
All other levels | Each Monday |
# The school is closed on public holidays and over Christmas
Learning German in Heidelberg over 20 or 40 weeks enables both students and adults alike to gain in depth knowledge of the German language and ensures maximum progress. This challenging German language course is suitable for beginners to low intermediate students who wish to achieve proficiency in the language. It is ideal for those who wish to take the Zertifikat Deutsch or TestDaF exams.
The morning lessons cover core acquisition of the various language competences in different language learning groups (levels A1 to C2) and offers either standard German across all levels, or from B2 level exam preparation classes.
Additionally the afternoon lessons allow students to deepen their knowledge with additional grammar classes (levels Al to B2) or conversation classes (level B1+).
The German Gap Year language course ensures rapid acquisition and long-term retention of key German language skills and also covers a range of topics on modern day Germany (cultural, social and economic). The courses combine a traditional grammatical approach with a modern communication based focus, in which great importance is placed on practising grammar within communicative contexts that simulate everyday situations. The classes are based on tasks and planned depending on the students’ needs and different styles of learning. These German language programmes are aimed at Beginners to Intermediate abilities, who want to see serious linguistic improvement and are aiming to achieve fluency or serious improvement, over a number of months.
Academic Year | 20 lessons pr week |
20 wks € 3,260.00 | 40 wks € 5,860.00 |
CESA Fee: € 60.00 per person |
Learn German in Heidelberg on a long term German course ideal for Gap Year, post Uni or adult students looking to study German in depth over three or more months for maximum progress. The courses are offered year round, and across all language levels.
Students have the perfect opportunity to practise, hone and expand their German language skills, whatever their current ability. The programmes follow the same format as the Academic Year programmes, offering in-depth language study over several weeks or months, as required.
Languages for Life | 20 lessons pr week |
12 wks € 2,280.00 | 14 wks € 2,650.00 |
16 wks € 3,020.00 | 18 wks € 2,940.00 |
CESA Fee: € 60.00 per person |
This German language course is an excellent opportunity to learn a new language, immerse yourself in a new culture and make new friends from all around the world. The study plan takes into consideration your current level, your needs and the length of your course.
Some people study German for self-enrichment or want to know how to tell the time or talk on the phone in German or to satisfy short term language requirements.
Others, such as university or Gap students, aspiring teachers, translators or those with long term career goals, study the language as part of a formal training programme, and formally proving competency in the language is a key requirement and this is where the German language exams are of great value.
There are a wealth of accommodation choices in Heidelberg to suit all tastes. Yes you can live with hosts and experience German culture first hand, but you can also select from a wide range of student residences and studios in and around the city.
Please ask us for the current Accommodation fact sheet – there are far too many options to explain in detail on this page!
There will always be a lot to consider before choosing a German Gap Year course (or the accommodation), so feel free to discuss the options with CESA if you want further advice.