Summer Immersion

Crash course for dynamic learning

Summer crash courses Immersion are a very effective and speedy way of learning foreign languages. The method was developed in cooperation with the Institute of Psychology of the McGill University of Montreal. 

Who is the course for?  

Do you want to spend summer in an active way? We have prepared for you a special face-to-face language instruction program Summer Immersion. Its concept results from the exclusive face-to-face language instruction program Total Immersion®, which guarantees fast progress in short time.

Benefits:

• fast learning success within 1 to 2 weeks
• intensive language instruction according to a fixed timetable, 5-8 hours per day
• concentration on your (not the tutor's)  speaking for least 60% out of all learning time
• you think in and speak the new language right from the start
• key themes as per your needs
• your kids get discount for Berlitz summer kids camp

Languages:

• English
• German
• French
• Spanish
• Italian
• Czech
• and others

The study alternatives:

Full Day

• 5-day instruction - 8 lessons per day
  • e.g. 9:30 - 12:30 + 14:00 - 17:00 (4+4 lessons)
• 40 lessons in total
• Snack and sendwich for lunch included

Half Day  I.

• 5-day  instruction - 4 lessons per day
  • in the morning: e.g. 9:30 - 13:15
  • in the afternoon: e.g. 16:15 - 20:00
• 20 lessons in total
• Snack included

Half Day II.

• 10-day  instruction - 4 lessons per day
  • in the morning: e.g. 9:30 - 13:15
  • in the afternoon: e.g. 16:15 - 20:00
• 40 lessons in total
• Snack included

How much time does the course take?  

Reserve 2 weeks for each level you want to reach. It is important that you practice at least 20 lessons of the new language per week. You can start at any time between1.6 and 31.8.

How to start?

We shall be glad to answer any of your questions. Write to us or call your local language centre - we will agree with you a date where you can ask about anything.  And, of course, you will get a free (Berlitz® Level/CEF)  proficiency test for the current level of your employees' language knowledge to be determined.