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Humboldt-Institut — Lindenberg
Perched on a gentle hill overlooking Lindenberg and framed by stunning Alpine vistas, the Humboldt-Institut Lindenberg campus delivers an unmatched German learning adventure for teenagers. The historic town center lies just a ten-minute walk away, offering easy access to local culture and amenities.
Open year-round—including winter breaks—the residential program accommodates up to 200 students in modern en-suite rooms. Classrooms and living quarters share the same building, creating a focused, boarding-school atmosphere with minimal distractions and seamless transitions between study and leisure.
Parents can choose an all-inclusive package covering lodging, full board, supervised daily activities, and guided excursions. During winter season, participants may add Alpine skiing or snowboarding lessons, transforming their language stay into an unforgettable mountain sports retreat.
Beyond the classroom, the campus offers a rich calendar of indoor and outdoor pursuits. Half- and full-day trips to Munich, Stuttgart, or Zurich broaden students’ horizons and provide authentic German-speaking environments.
Give your teenager the gift of rapid German progress in a safe, international community surrounded by breathtaking scenery!
- Type
- Private school
- Levels
- A1–C2
- Courses in our catalogue
- 5
- Price
- from €1,395 / week
- Campus capacity
- up to 200 students
- Founded
- 1977
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Courses of this branch — 5 programmes
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Accommodation
On-Campus Student Accommodation
The school’s Lindenberg campus houses students in modern twin, triple, and quad rooms, each boasting en-suite bathrooms and high-quality furnishings. Many rooms offer sweeping views of the Alps or surrounding forest, ensuring a comfortable and inspiring study environment.
Roommates are carefully paired by German proficiency, age range, and diverse native languages to promote constant German practice outside lessons. Male and female students live in separate wings, maintaining a focused, respectful atmosphere.
Three fresh, healthy meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—are served daily in the dining hall. A balanced menu crafted by professional kitchen staff includes a fruit basket available throughout the day.
A complimentary laundry service handles students’ clothing each day, while linens and towels are provided and replaced on a regular schedule for maximum convenience.
Host Family Option
During July and August, students may opt to stay with carefully selected local German host families in single or twin rooms. Hosts provide breakfast, while lunch and dinner take place in the school’s dining hall to keep all students connected to the campus community.
Each host family is personally vetted by the school to ensure student welfare. Roommates follow the same matching criteria as on campus—age, language level, and varied mother tongues—to encourage German conversation. Most host homes are within a 10–20 minute walk; for those farther away, daily transportation is arranged.
For the visa an address for the whole stay matters. If you look for housing yourself, allow two weeks for it before applying at the consulate.
Location
Perched on a gentle hill overlooking Lindenberg and framed by stunning Alpine vistas, the Humboldt-Institut Lindenberg campus delivers an unmatched German learning adventure for teenagers. The historic town center lies just a ten-minute walk away, offering easy access to local culture and amenities.
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Leisure and excursions
A leisure programme every day: sports, creative workshops, evening activities; two excursions a week — a half day mid-week and a full day on Saturday. Entrance fees are included; taking part is compulsory.
- Mon–Fri mornings — lessons 8:30–13:00; a weekly test on Friday
- Afternoons — lessons as per the course, sports, workshops or a city walk; mid-week a half-day excursion (Ravensburg with an interactive city rally)
- Evenings — homework and an evening programme: a sports evening, creative workshops, the school disco, a campfire with barbecue
- Saturday — a full-day excursion — Munich with the BMW Museum and the Olympic Park
- Sunday — brunch, sports and relaxing
- Bedtime — 22:30, on Friday and Saturday 23:30
The programme changes every week — by the students' interests and the weather.
Supervision and rules
Teachers and counsellors of the school supervise the students around the clock — one supervisor for 15 students, according to the school. Boys and girls are housed separately. Phones are switched off in lessons, meals and activities. Going into town follows the school's rules: younger children twice a week with a supervisor, teenagers in groups of three, signing out and in. Bedtime depends on the age. Alcohol and smoking are forbidden; breaking the rules may lead to expulsion.
Contact with parents. The school's phone number and the times to call come with the course documents; the school has a 24-hour child-protection line. A StudyInFocus coordinator is in touch with the parents during office hours: documents, visa, transfer and questions to the school. At the camp the children are looked after by the school's staff.
Health. A measles vaccination is compulsory. Allergies, illnesses and medication are reported to the school in writing at enrolment; if needed, the staff take the student to a doctor. Vegetarian meals or meals without certain ingredients on request.
About the school in detail
A language school in Lindenberg im Allgäu, since 1977. Our catalogue lists 5 courses of the school. Courses start on fixed dates.
German Courses & Summer Camps in Germany
The school provides all-inclusive packages at each study center, combining intensive German lessons, comfortable accommodation, full board dining, and a dynamic schedule of extracurricular activities.
This inclusive environment fosters a welcoming, family-style atmosphere that boosts student motivation and engagement. Participants enhance their language skills while forging friendships with peers from around the globe. The diverse social program offers enjoyable ways to practice German in authentic, real-world contexts.
Learn German at 10 Locations in Germany & Austria
Year-round the school teaches in Lindenberg (children and teenagers), Berlin-Mitte and Constance (adults). In 2027 Bad Schussenried takes individual students only in summer, 6 June – 4 September; groups year-round on request.
In summer there are camps for teenagers in Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Vienna, and a camp for children aged 8–12 in Reimlingen.
The school’s German immersion centers deliver the perfect setting for language learning in Germany and Austria.
Choose the Perfect German Course
Courses are available all year for every proficiency level (A1–C2) and age group.
Beginner courses feature dedicated start dates every five weeks for absolute beginners, while learners with prior experience can join ongoing classes nearly every week.
Detailed schedules, pricing, facility information, and extracurricular offerings are accessible on each course center’s page.
Arrival and departure
Arrival on Sunday, departure on Saturday. A pick-up at Röthenbach (Allgäu) station is free. An airport transfer is optional, in the course calculation; flight details are due 7 days before arrival. A student booked as an unaccompanied minor (UM) on the departure flight pays €50 extra.
What the school offers
With over 45 years of expertise in teaching German as a foreign language, the Humboldt-Institut stands out as one of the most experienced language schools. The institution focuses on ensuring that students achieve fast, lasting improvements in their German skills.
Intensive German Courses
The key to rapid progress lies in course intensity: teenagers and adults benefit from 30 lessons per week, while children receive 25 lessons. Paired with the institute’s proven immersion program, this format delivers accelerated language gains—essential for those preparing for boarding school, university studies, or careers in Germany.
Quality-Assured German Programs
As a member of the FDSV—an association of leading German-language travel operators and schools—the Humboldt-Institut adheres to the strict quality standards of the European language travel norm DIN EN 14804. All courses and centers undergo rigorous evaluation to meet FDSV guidelines.
Achieve Fluent German
Small class sizes (around 10 students) ensure each learner enjoys above-average speaking time. University-qualified instructors employ interactive methods and varied teaching techniques, creating a positive atmosphere and making German learning both effective and enjoyable.
Immersive German Learning Experience
Beyond classroom lessons, on-campus accommodation, communal meals, and social activities provide continuous opportunities to speak German in real-life contexts. Students quickly notice their skills improve as they connect with classmates from around the world.
Booking through StudyInFocus
We work with this school under an agreement. You sign the tuition contract with the school, but we accept the payment on its behalf: one invoice for the course and accommodation. The school confirms the place; we take care of the payments and documents.
- Course price
- the same as directly at the school
- Our help with the booking
- free for you — included in the school's price
- Tuition contract
- with the school Humboldt-Institut — Lindenberg; StudyInFocus is its authorised agent
- You pay for the course
- to StudyInFocus on behalf of the school, one invoice for the course and accommodation
- What we do
- check that places are free, collect the documents, help with the visa part
- Prices and terms
- checked against the school's documents
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