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The German American Cultural Center offer classes ideal for
children who simply want to learn a foreign language, children of
German-speaking parents and native-born German children spending time here in
the U.S.
The
curriculum is designed to prepare for the Deutsches Sprachdiplom der Kultusministerkonferenz
(German Language Certificate). The DSD assesses listening, reading, writing and
speaking skills in German.
Students are first grouped by age, then by ability level, ensuring proper
attention and challenging, yet appropriate instruction. Krabbelgruppe introduces German to
toddlers 2-3 years old through play and song and is attended with a parent.
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The
committed faculty members are diverse in their educational background and life
experiences, well qualified and highly motivated. Many hold Masters in German
and all receive continuing education through the American Association of
Teachers of German and ZfA Schulmanagement weltweit.
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Knowledge, ability, and creativity are cultivated through
the study of German, one of the world's most important and influential
languages. Give your children the opportunity of a lifetime-register today!
REGISTRATION
DETAILS
School Year: September
13, 2014 through May 16, 2015
Times: 9:00
am to 12:00 pm (Kindergarten through 8th grade)
9:15
am – 10:30 am (Krabbelgruppe)
Online: Registration
opens July 1, 2014
In person: Saturday
September 6, 2014 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
(Children & parents invited to ride on Von Steuben Day float at 1:30 pm!)
Tuition: Before
August 22, 2014, Tuition is only $580.00, books additional
After August 22, 2014, Tuition is $600.00,
books additional
Krabbelgruppe
Tuition is $320.00
This program is supported by the Zentralstelle
für das Auslandsschulwesen (ZfA)/German Central Agency for Schools Abroad
and is a member of PASCH-Net, a network
of schools worldwide that teach German.
About
the DANK Haus
The DANK Haus, located in Chicago's German home,
Lincoln Square, represents Chicagoland’s largest ethnic group, their friends
and families and the community in general. The DANK Haus conducts German
language classes for children and adults, a research library and the DANK
Museum. Core programming such as Kino, German Cinema Now, Cooking
Classes, Oktoberfest, regular Fine Art installations, literary readings,
classical and traditional musical performances and Sylvester Ball on New Year's
Eve add to the rich, cultural heritage celebrated at DANK Haus.
