Learn German in Frankfurt
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Learning to speak German
in Frankfurt am Main!
Study abroad programs in Germany's business capital: Frankfurt's
international flair certainly guarantees an inspiring stay.
Frankfurt's economy is based on two distinct pillars: banking
and international trade fairs. Along with many other significant
financial institutions, Germany's national bank has its base here.
Frankfurt is a big player in the lobal trade fair business.
One of the calender highlights is Frankfurt's book fair. The biggest
book fair worldwide dates back to the 15th century. Its popularity
has been consistently increasing ever since.
Frankfurt is the perfect opportunity to explore a modern and
dynamic city and enjoy its tolerant and open-minded spirit while
discovering the subtleties and beauty of the German language.
Learn German in Frankfurt: Intensive German language courses
offer individual German language instruction. Learn German in tailored
German language programs and profit from the flair and infrastructure
of Frankfurt am Main.
Our recommendation for a German language school in Austria:
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- Holiday Course: Summer course for young adults: 16-19 years
- Modern school in the heart of Vienna
- ActiLingua Residence close to school and city centre
- Vienna - city of music, art and culture
- Best quality at an attractive price
- Year-round courses for adults: 16+ years
- Summer School for juniors: 12-17 years
- Standard German taught according to approved curriculum
- Host-family, apartment or student residence
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ACTILINGUA Academy
"Learn German Experience Vienna"
Wattmanngasse 15
A-1130 Wien, AUSTRIA
Tel. + 43 1 877 6701
Fax + 43 1 877 6703
info@actilingua.com
http://www.actilingua.com |
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Studying in Frankfurt am
Main!
Frankfurt's university is named after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
and has always been famous for its secular character and was founded
on the basis of private donations. It has always been a stronghold
of philosophy and literary studies (Erich Fromm, Theodore W. Adorno
and Walter Benjamin) and physics (Max Born).
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