What language knowledge do I need to go on a language trip?

To go on a language trip, you do need any prior knowledge at all of the local language. On day one, you and all the other students will take a language test, which will be used to divide everyone into different groups based on language level.

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What are the language lessons like?
It definitely will not feel like your regular school lessons at home – our teachers will take into account that you are in a country where the language is spoken. There will be a variation of group exercises and supervised activities, all together with your new friends from all over the world.
Can I stay with my friend?
We place friends and siblings together, as far as possible according to the conditions at the destination. However, it is very important that you let us know about this well in advance, preferably when you book your trip.

Please note that friends and siblings of different genders cannot stay together and on some campuses only single rooms are available. In such cases, we place friends and siblings as close to each other as possible.

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Can I go on a language trip if I have a medical condition or allergy?
We do anything in our power for everyone to be able to go on the trip of their dreams. It is therefore important that you inform us if you have any illnesses, allergies or disabilities. With this information in mind we can find a solution that suits you the best.

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How much will I learn?
Since you are surrounded by the language everywhere you go – in school and during your spare time, you will benefit from every minute. The things you learn in the class room is just one part of the education. You will also learn a lot when you practice the language after classes, when you go shopping or when buying ice-cream.

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