International House Berlin PROLOG
Learners of German wanted!

Learners of German wanted!


We are looking for students who would like to be taught by teachers-in-training who are participating in our German teacher training programme.


International House World Organisation is one of the leading providers of initial and further teacher training for language teachers worldwide.

Since 2005 International House Berlin PROLOG has offered the IH Certificate (IHC), a course for teachers of German as a foreign language leading to a qualification which is the equivalent of the CELTA qualification for teachers of English as a foreign language.

On every day of the course the participants (trainees) will teach German language lessons.

Schedule for 2008

01.09. - 12.09.2008 and 15.09. - 26.09.2008
03.11. - 14.11.2008 and 17.11. - 28.11.2008

For more information send us a E-Mail:

I would like to book the following training course:

 

Course*:


My knowledge of German:

Self assessment:

If you have taken our • Online Test, which test levels did you reach at least 80%?

 

Test level A1
Test level A2
Test level B1
Test level B2


I have already studied German:

-Course length:


Your accommodation in Berlin:

Preferred accommodation:

*Double or twin room,
sharing with:


If the accommodation I have selected is not available, I would like:

 

Do you smoke?

 Yes   No


How are you travelling to Berlin:

Date:

Transfer:

Which airport or
train station will
you be arriving at?

Flight/Train number:

at o'clock


Comments:

 


Personal Details:

Title:

 Ms.   Mr.

Name*:

Native language*:

Country*:

Zip/Post Code*:

City*:

Street*:

Phone:

Age:

e-mail*:

 

* Required fields


I have read and accept the • Terms & conditions.

 

A place on a course will be reserved for me as soon as my
advance payment of € 150 reaches IH Berlin PROLOG. (• Bank details)


Ihre Bankverbindung wird benötigt für die
Rücküberweisung bei regelmäßiger Teilnahme.

 

Bank:

Account holder:

Account number:

Bank code:

SWIFT/BIC:

IBAN:


   

 
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