Friedländer-Schule Berlin:
The Friedländer-Schule was founded in 1990 and is today an established language school in Berlin, in which people of various nationalities learn German. The school was named after David Friedländer. The Friedländer-Schule is situated near the centre of Berlin only a few underground stations from Alexanderplatz. In the nearby surroundings there is the historical Oberbaum bridge which connects the district of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg above the River Spree, Karl Marx Allee with its interesting architectural ensemble, and Simon-Dach-Straße with numerous cafes and an exciting day and nightlife.
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Courses / Programs:In the internationally mixed classes German is the common language of communication. This demands the active use of the spoken language. Intensive courses, summer courses, specialist course for becoming a teacher of German as a foreign language. We have competitive prices.
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Location:
The Friedländer School is situated in the centre of the city. Whoever comes to Berlin wants to see and experience the best of the city. A great many of the city's attractions are to be found within the vicinity of the Friedländer School in the district of Friedrichshain. The fascination of this district of Berlin is great and above all draws young people to it. Here one can discover the changing life of the city in its contrasts between old and new, between its history and the present, and between east and west. Life begins in this district in the evening, when the cafes and scene pubs fill up and a colourful mixture of people take their places at the tables. It seems as if everyone knows everyone, for everyone speaks with everyone, even if they have never met before. And don't forget: the small theatres with their surprisingly good programmes and actors. On sunny days it is well worth making an excursion into the green countryside and to the many lakes in the outskirts of Berlin, which are quickly reached by S-Bahn.
The school was named after David Friedländer (1750-1834), a disciple of the enlightenment and active campaigner for a respected position for the Jewish people in Prussia.
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