During the 18th to 20th centuries, Vienna was known as the musical capital of the world and home to the musical geniuses of Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, and Brahms, just to name a few. Today it remains a city of strong musical heritage because of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, the Vienna State Opera and the Music Conservatory. It has also been known for its cultural and outstanding educational institutions which is evident in its numerous museums and art galleries. Vienna is a relaxed and safe city.

This course gives non-native teachers of German an opportunity to update his/her language skills and share past classroom experiences with international colleagues and teaching staff of the language school. Participants will also receive information on the latest geographical, political and literary developments in Austria and the German-speaking world. The course is designed to provide teachers with suggestions and new ideas that can be put into practice upon returning to his/her home classroom.

• German classes to refine your language skills.
• Workshops and lectures to inform about new methodologies, materials, and current events
• Cultural Program to suppliment classroom learning

Participants: This program is targeted towards non-native German language teachers who work with young people and/or adults. We do not recommend this course for teachers who work with young children. The minimum language level for this program is Intermediate.

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