Deutschkurs und Sprachvisum


Mit dem Deutschkurs der Sprachschule Axioma in München ist es möglich, ein Visum als Sprachstudent (Sprachvisum) zu beantragen oder zu verlängern. Der Intensivkurs am Vormittag umfasst 20 Unterrichtsstunden pro Woche. Der Intensivkurs erfüllt mit mehr als 18 Unterrichtsstunden pro Woche die Voraussetzungen für ein Sprachvisum.

Am Ende des Deutschkurses bekommen Sie ein Teilnehmerzertifikat. Da wir offizielles Prüfungszentrum für TELC sind, kann man bei uns auch eine offizielle TELC Prüfung ablegen und erhält bei Bestehen ein TELC Zertifikat Deutsch. 

Der Deutschkurs in unserer Sprachschule findet in schönster Lage von München im Umfeld der berühmten Universtät statt.

Die Deutschkursebei Axioma in München finden in kleinen Gruppen statt.

 Es gibt vormittags, nachmittags, abends und sogar samstags Deutschkurse.

 


 

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