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Courses preparing for a Studienkolleg

A Studienkolleg is the foundation year for school leavers whose certificate gives no direct access to a German university. A public Studienkolleg admits by an entrance test: German and, for many courses, maths. The German level is set by the Studienkolleg itself — mostly B1 or B2. Here are the courses that prepare for this test, at the schools' own prices.

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Courses preparing for a Studienkolleg

Where these courses take place: how many courses and schools each city has and what a week costs there.

CityCoursesLanguage schoolsPrice per week
Düsseldorf11—
Munich11—
Nuremberg11—

Prices from the schools' current price lists, according to the StudyInFocus catalogue.

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Each goal has its own requirements for the course — and its own selection with an explanation, as here.

Intensive course at a school

An intensive course means group lessons every weekday, usually 20 or more a week. It is the fastest way to ra…

113 courses
For a visa

Only an intensive course qualifies for a German language-course visa: at least 18 teaching units a week, taug…

172 courses
For children and teenagers

German programmes for school students: lessons in a group of the same age, many programmes with accommodation…

42 courses
One-to-one

Lessons alone with a teacher: the programme and pace follow your goal — an exam, university admission or a sp…

56 courses
Exam preparation

A course for a specific format: TestDaF, DSH, telc, Goethe or ÖSD — the tasks of the exam, its timing and how…

26 courses
Online

When you need the level, not the move: group or one-to-one lessons online, from the same schools as the in-pe…

19 courses
Courses at universities

The universities' own language courses. You do not book a place but apply within deadlines — as for a degree;…

2 courses
Summer camps

Sessions for children and teenagers: German in the morning, accommodation, meals, a daily programme and excur…

24 courses
German for work

Courses for a specific profession: for doctors — preparation for the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP) of a state medic…

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Questions: Courses preparing for a Studienkolleg

Who needs a Studienkolleg?
Those whose school certificate gives no direct access to a German university. A Studienkolleg ends with the Feststellungsprüfung — the exam that opens the way to a university.
Which German level does the entrance test require?
Each Studienkolleg sets it — mostly B1 or B2. The level and the subjects of the test are on the Studienkolleg's page in our catalogue.
Can I get a visa for such a course?
If the course is in person with at least 18 lessons a week on weekdays — yes, as for a regular intensive course. The badge on the card shows whether a course fits a visa.
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