Was ist Deutsch Aktiv?

Deutsch Aktiv ist ein Sprachinstitut in Dortmund (NRW – Deutschland), das Deutschunterricht auf allen Niveaustufen des Gemeinsamen europäischen Referenzrahmens (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1) anbietet.

Wo liegt Deutsch Aktiv?

Deutsch Aktiv befindet sich sehr zentral in der Dortmunder Innenstadt an der U-Bahn-Haltestelle Reinoldikirche.

Wie lange dauert ein Sprachkurs?

Ein Kurs dauert 8 Wochen. Das entspricht ca. 200 Unterrichtseinheiten und eine Unterrichtseinheit entspricht 45 Minuten.

Wie viel kostet ein Sprachkurs?

Ein Sprachkurs kostet 539€ - 599 €. Eventuell fallen zuzügliche Kosten für Prüfungsanmeldungen an, die über Deutsch Aktiv laufen.

Warum gibt es eine Aufnahmeprüfung?

Mit der Aufnahmeprüfung können wir dein Niveau der deutschen Sprache beurteilen.

Wer geht zu Deutsch Aktiv?

Da sich die meisten unserer Studentinnen und Studenten auf die Sprachprüfungen für ein Studium vorbereiten, liegt das Durchschnittsalter zwischen 20 und 25 Jahren.

Deutsch Aktiv language Institute

School

Sprachschule Deutsch aktiv Deutsch Aktiv language Institute is a language school for German as a foreign language. We prepare you for all standard language examinations for university admissions (DSH, telc, TestDaf, ÖSD). But of course, all other interested parties who want to learn German, without having a beginning of studies as a goal, are welcome. Our course offerings cover all levels of the Common European Framework of Reference (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1). In addition, job-oriented and preparatory additional courses are offered.

The rooms are expanded and renovated especially for German lessons. This ensures that we offer our students ideal teaching conditions. The equipment is modern and attuned to the teaching objectives and learners wishes. For questions about us, our courses and around the life and study in Germany write us an e-mail. We are always at your side to make your start to study in Germany perfect.

Stefanie Konetzka

Stefanie Konetzka I studied linguistics and language teaching at Ruhr-Universität Bochum. In 2012 I started to work part-time as a teacher of German as a Foreign Language. I have gained my experience with language teaching both in preparatory courses and in integration courses. Here I have taught different types of classes: one-to-one, small groups, larger classes and distance learning over the telephone or the Internet. However, I particularly like the personal contact with the learners, so I decided to continue to attend class. In my studies, I also specialized in German as a foreign language and also took up this area in my master's thesis (topic: Evaluation of Teaching Competences by DAF Learners - A Survey). In order to pass on my acquired knowledge and experience to Lerner of German, I decided to open my own school, in which students receive professional instruction and by competent teachers who teach with extensive knowledge but above all with passion. I look forward to helping you with your learning process!

Patrick Zebedies

Patrick Zebedies Hello, my name is Patrick. I first studied lectureship and then specialized in German as a foreign language. Since 2015 I work as a teacher for German in Dortmund. I teach at all levels (A1-C1) and have already given special medical or grammar courses. Many students have been successfully prepared for the DSH, the telc and the ösd exam by my teaching. I was in the Philippines for 7 months in 2017 and I also taught German there. Good instruction is not only informative but should also be fun and motivating. I'm always interested in other cultures and I'm looking forward to meet you.

Location

Deutsch Aktiv is centrally located in the city center of Dortmund directly at the metro station Reinoldikirche. From the central station you need the subway only 8 minutes. But you can also walk from the main station, because the way takes only about 12 minutes on foot. Near the classrooms, there are many ways to have a snack or a coffee during breaks. And if you feel like after class, you can sit down with friends in a café or a bar or go shopping.

Connection to public transport

At the Reinoldikirche stop, take the 4 U42, U43, U44, U46 U-Bahn lines. Take the U43 and U44 trains and get off at the stop in the direction of Kampstraße. From here you can drive to the main station. Every 4 minutes the trains run here, so you never miss a train. At the central station of Dortmund, regional trains and S-Bahn trains travel to many other cities such as Bochum, Essen, Gelsenkirchen. The Reinoldikirche stop is also the central stop for the NachtExpress. These buses run at night to all parts of the city. Perfect if you want to party in the evening!

We are Deutsch Aktiv language Institute

School

Stefanie Konetzka

Patrick Zebedies

Location

Connection to public transport

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