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inlingua München is a language school in the centre of Munich, Germany, located at Sendlinger Tor. It has been personally run since 1978. Courses are taught by native-speaker trainers in small groups using the inlingua method, which focuses on learning a language by speaking it, and students can take part either in person or online.

Before enrolling, students can take a free placement test and book a free trial lesson. The school publishes current course and exam dates online and offers a corporate service for companies that book language courses for their staff.

inlingua München also runs a vocational school (Berufsfachschule) that trains state-certified foreign language correspondents (Fremdsprachenkorrespondent/in, staatlich geprüft). This two-year, state-recognised programme has English as the main language and French or Spanish as the second language, and can be shortened to one year for applicants with a university entrance qualification. The vocational school has held state recognition from the government of Upper Bavaria since 1997, and attendance is eligible for BAföG funding.

All Programs Available:
  • Philology, Languages, Literature
    • Language Courses
    • Language Courses and Cultural Immersion Programs
    • German Language and Literature (in Language Schools)
Language of instruction

German

Type of school

Language School

Telephone

0049 89 2311530

Location

Sendlinger-Tor-Platz 6, Munich, Germany, Germany, 80336

Accreditation

Bundesverband Deutscher Privatschulen VDP

Admission Requirements

Requirements for the two-year state-certified foreign language correspondent programme:

  • A German intermediate school-leaving certificate (Mittlere Reife or equivalent)
  • English at Mittlere Reife level, checked with a placement test
  • No prior knowledge needed for the second language (French or Spanish)
  • Applicants whose first language is not German must prove very good German

With the Abitur and prior knowledge of both foreign languages, shown in a test, the programme can be shortened to one school year.