Yes, but only after having consulted your German teacher and having informed the staff at the reception.

You will be assigned a certain level after your German placement test. You can do the test together with the German course registration either at our school, by mail, fax, or online. You will receive a confirmation of the German course and the level in the confirmation after your on-account payment.

If you attend an intensive course you will complete one level in two months. Students who complete certain levels successfully can skip half a level or a level after having consulted their German teacher.

Visiting students are restricted to undergraduate courses. Upper-level undergraduate courses (300- or 400-level) require the instructor’s permission before registration.

Generally - YES. Just inform the Director of Studies at the school and they will move you to a more suitable level, although our placement tests tend to be highly accurate.

Of course. If you think that your classes aren't tailored to your level, or if you progress at a different rate to your classmates, you can speak to your teacher or the Director of Studies in order to find the best solution.

No, all programs are complete, so the Master Herbal Program is complete from beginning to end. The courses are made to offer complete education for the students.

Because the goal of this German course is to enable you to speak German as native speakers do, you study German using a variety of tools designed to develop all your language skills: speaking, listening and understanding, reading, writing. Real-time communication with a trained German instructor together with online and offline activities help you build and maintain a solid command of the language, both spoken and written.

To take the Live German Course your computer needs to be equipped with Flash, audio hardware (sound card), and a headset or speakers/headphones and a microphone. The Flash player is a free software that lets you view interactive content created with Macromedia-Adobe Flash. You probably already have Flash on your computer because it is pre-installed in most operating systems and web browsers. If you have an older version of the player, you may need to upgrade it from time to time.

Approx. 9 participants from various countries guarantee an international learning atmosphere and best possibilities for efficient work.

They come from many European countries such as Sweden, Spain, Italy, Poland, Hungary, France, Belgium, Croatia, Bosnia, and Greece. Also from Turkey, the Arab States, Japan or South Korea, the USA and Canada, Mexico or South America, and naturally, from Australia and the African countries.

The course book, a notebook, a pen or pencil, and a good mood with a little curiosity about what will happen in the classroom. We want you to be an active participant and to enjoy learning German.

The main purpose of all of our German courses is that you are able to do what you want to do as soon as possible, which is to speak German with people, read and understand texts, and to be able to write a little. This is what you will be learning, but grammar, naturally, is also important.

Please register as soon as possible, so we can reserve your place in a German course. We recommend registration 4 weeks before the beginning of the German course. Please fill in the German course registration form and the German placement test carefully. We cannot accept incomplete or faulty registrations. Please double-check your German course registration before sending it.

Together with your German course registration we need your on-account payment of 50 % of the German course fee in order to proceed your booking. The balance is due 2 weeks before the German course starts at the latest. Always use IBAN and BIC with transfers from EU-countries in order to save bank charges and speed up the transfer! After receipt of your payment we will send the booking confirmation and the address of your accommodation (if you booked one).

You get a certificate of attendance for each German course if you attended regularly and did not miss more than 20 % of the total units of tuition. After having completed a course level you can take an exam to receive a German certificate with a grade from Alpha Sprachinstitut Austria. If you want to get an international German diploma you can sit for an exam of the Goethe Institute or the Österreichisches Sprachdiplom (ÖSD) at our institute.

The University of Leipzig offers various language programs for non-German speakers that are interested in studying in Germany. You could contact the InterDaF of the University of Leipzig for more information.

If you've taken two or more years of German in high school, you need to need to take a placement test before you can enroll in any German classes. We do not grant credit for high scores on placement exams, and you do not get credit for any courses you place out of. For more on placement exams, click here.

Yes, it is. Changing to a higher level is free; moving to a lower level is possible for a fee of c. 60 GBP. Changing class times is also possible for 60 GBP.

We test returning students at the end of each term. If you achieve a better score and have performed well in general, you can move up a class or level (dependant on reaching the appropriate level of English required for that particular course/class).

When the starting level of a course is too high for a newly enrolled student, you can drop them from the course and reenroll the student using a specific numeric starting level.

You can study German offline using the book provided with the course and the printable version of vocabulary, grammar, and exercises. If you want, you can be connected to the Internet for the time necessary to log into the German course and load the section that you wish to study. You can use the Preload button to load sound and data files to your computer's cache. You will be alerted on the screen when the loading is finished. At that point, you can disconnect and study offline.

Before you register for a German course please contact the Austian embassy in your home country to find out details about the visa application. After your payment we issue a confirmation of your registration which you can present at the embassy.

The first priority for medical personnel is to save the lives of their patients. The hospital staff does not have access to registry information. Organ and tissue donation is not even discussed until every life saving option is exhausted and death has been declared or is imminent. The doctors and nurses at the medical center are completely separate from those who work for the organ and tissue recovery organizations. The hospital staff's main purpose is to save your life.

In general you cannot directly change the wording of any Level (Levels appear below your username in topics and on your profile depending on the style used). Most boards use Levels to indicate the number of posts you have made and to identify certain users. For example, moderators and administrators may have a special rank. Please do not abuse the board by posting unnecessarily just to increase your Level-- you will probably find the moderator or administrator will simply lower your post count.

Students are not allowed to register for courses that serve as prerequisites of courses they have already successfully completed. Exceptions must be approved by the Math Placement Coordinator. (Note that MATH 105, 160, and 263 do not serve as prerequisites and thus do not fall under this rule.)

HSSEAS undergraduate students are not allowed to enroll in graduate level courses without first obtaining approval by petition at 6426BH. See your HSSEAS Academic Counselor for more details.

Your math placement code makes you eligible for a certain level. In general, you may take courses at a lower level (but for a restriction, see the answer to the previous question). There are several reasons why you might choose to do this: you may feel more comfortable with a lower course, or you may want to get a stronger foundation before moving on, or perhaps the lower course is the only requirement for your major. However, be cautious when choosing a course that might be too easy.

Because the German U-Boat campaign offers the largest submarine warfare background, the most impressive technological advances in the field and covers the widest geographical area.