Learn German in Kitzbuhel, Austria

  Austria

Kitzbuhel

Term: Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter 
Dates: All Year

Description: Kitzbuhel is a beautiful town in Austria situated in the province of Tyrol, close to the German border. Internationally famous thanks to the annual skiing and tennis events, Kitzbuhel provides the perfect location for students wanting to learn German in Austria, especially those wishing to combine a German language course with skiing, snowboarding, hiking and Alpine pursuits.

Our German language school in Kitzbuhel is open throughout the year, staying open even over the Christmas period.

Our German language school in Kitzbuhel is open throughout the year, staying open even over the Christmas period.

Alongside their German course, students will find plenty to do in the town's various shops, restaurants and bars, as well as taking advantage of the tennis courts, riding school and of course, the ski slopes!

Our German school in Kitzbuhel is just 3-minutes walk from the nearest bus stop, from where there are regular buses to the ski slopes.

Courses
* Standard German Course (20 lessons/week)
* Private Lessons German Course (20 lessons/wk)
* German Club 50+ Course (22 lessons/wk + activities)
* German with Austrian skiing/Snowboarding course

Min Age: 16 Max in Class: 5 Lesson: 45 mins

Highlights: Accommodation
- Guesthouse
- Hotel rooms

How to get there
Fly to Munich/Salzburg/Innsbruck. Take public transport to Kitzbuhel

Star Points
- Excellent German language school in traditional Alpine location in Austria
- Language school located in quiet suburb, close to town centre
- Good transport links to major cities of Austria and Germany
- German course with small class sizes (max. 6 per class)
- On-site residence
- Combine a German course with skiing/snowboarding

Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)

Minimum Education: High School

Cost in US$: Varies, please see website for price guide

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to American, Australian, Canadian, European, Kiwi, South African and Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to Austria Independently or in Groups

Typically Participants Work Independently