With the University Pathway Programme by The Language Gallery at GISMA students get a chance to learn German in a German speaking environment and reach the required level with the necessary skills to study a degree programme in Germany.
With its specialist University Placement Service, The Language Gallery at GISMA helps students to apply to a number of German state universities for either bachelors or masters programmes through one provider. Students receive full guidance with regards to the application process, the required documents and any other information up to the moment when an offer letter from the chosen German university is issued.
The University Pathway Programme by The Language Gallery at GISMA offers you:
· 40 weeks: 32 weeks of language classes + 4 weeks of TestDaf preparation + 4 free weeks* of level exams preparation: 1 week after each level completed.
· A free university placement service**, specialist consultancy support with student applications to German state universities
· Free level exam retakes - if you fail a level exam, you can resit it for free. One free retake for each level
Programme structure and duration
The full programme duration is 40 weeks (20 lessons per week)
The programme structure is split into levels as follows:
· General German (level A1: Beginner) - 8 weeks
· General German (level A2: Elementary) - 8 weeks
· General German (level B1: Intermediate) - 8 weeks
· General German (level B2: Upper Intermediate) - 8 weeks
Location: Hannover and Berlin, Germany
Start dates: Hannover: check calendar / Berlin: TBC
Duration: 40 weeks (32 weeks of language classes + 4 weeks of TestDaf preparation + 4 weeks of free exam preparation)
Study-mode: full-time
Intensity: 20 lessons per week
Max students per class: 16 students
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