Our Frankfurt residence finds itself in the heart of the city. The interurban train station Galluswarte is practically located right before the door – an ideal starting point for the daily discovery tours we offer throughout the city, as well as the weekend excursions into surrounding areas. The residence, which is operated by our hotel partner A&O, offers many amenities. A particularly nice highlight of the residence is the lounge on the roof terrace with its unforgettable view of the Frankfurt skyline.
The nationality and age mix at did deutsch-institut Frankfurt (Juniors) varies over different time periods, courses and levels. Throughout the year, the average age is 15. In the summer, the average age is 15.
did deutsch-institut Frankfurt (Juniors) teaches students from all over the world, including:
did deutsch-institut Frankfurt (Juniors) does not hold classes on the holiday dates below. The school does not compensate for these holidays, so make sure to choose your start date accordingly.
Are you adventurous? Do you enjoy a good surprise? Then come to Frankfurt – the city at the very heart of Germany. It is guaranteed to astound you with its many contrasts. It’s no surprise that Frankfurt is rich and chic, hectic and bustling … after all, it is the most important financial center in the country! Skyscrapers abound, everything beaming – just like America in the middle of Europe – but actually, it would be a mistake to reduce the metropolis on the Main River simply to its role as a financial center. The city has much more to offer than that. In addition to the three most important tourist sights – Frankfurt Cathedral, Römerberg (historic center) and St. Paul’s Church – there are numerous museums, parks, gardens, and other interesting places to discover, as well as a variety of nearby excursion destinations to explore.
I thought the camp was very good and that location of the school was very central and amazing. The classes were pretty good but at times I felt there were to many people and too advance for me. The teachers and staff were really sweet and it's a pleasure to spend time with them. I liked how the only spoke to us in German regardless of the situation. The hotel was nice but I didn't like the curfew. The food in my opinion was really awful. I made a lot of friends and I will maintain and cherish those relationships for a long time. Thank you did and the staff for everything. I'm looking forward to seeing you next year.
Show details » Read more...Student residences are more suitable for an independent student, who is looking for clean, basic accommodation at an economic price. All students must be 14 - 17. Your housing starts on the Sunday before your first day of class and ends on the Saturday after your last day of class, unless otherwise noted. Learn more about student residence accommodation
We cannot apply for visas on behalf of students. However, the school can supply you with all the documentation you need to support your visa application.
Your letter of acceptance will be sent to your home address by regular mail at no charge to you.
Please note that we do not book flights for our students. If you are researching airfare costs, we recommend using Kayak.com, a search engine that lets you compare flight options from your home country to Frankfurt based on your budget, schedule and preferences.
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Are you adventurous? Do you enjoy a good surprise? Then come to Frankfurt – the city at the very heart of Germany. It is guaranteed to astound you with its many contrasts. It’s no surprise that Frankfurt is rich and chic, hectic and bustling … after all, it is the most important financial center in the country! Skyscrapers abound, everything beaming – just like America in the middle of Europe – but actually, it would be a mistake to reduce the metropolis on the Main River simply to its role as a financial center. The city has much more to offer than that. In addition to the three most important tourist sights – Frankfurt Cathedral, Römerberg (historic center) and St. Paul’s Church – there are numerous museums, parks, gardens, and other interesting places to discover, as well as a variety of nearby excursion destinations to explore.
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