Intensive Courses

You start at B2 level and work through the entire Language Hub Upper-Intermediate coursebook in two parts, with guided support. Units 1–5: Topics include personality, lifestyles, survival, the future, the environment. Grammar topics: narrative tenses, future forms, passive voice, if conditionals, used to, would, get used to, be used to, collocations (deeply concerned, bitterly disappointed, highly likely). Units 6–10: Topics include coming of age, community, myths and legends, business, media. Grammar topics: obligation, prohibition and permission (need, require, allow, ought to) wish and if only, relative clauses, reported speech, mixed conditionals.

You start at B2 level and work through the entire Language Hub Upper-Intermediate coursebook in two parts, with guided support. Units 1–5: Topics include personality, lifestyles, survival, the future, the environment. Grammar topics: narrative tenses, future forms, passive voice, if conditionals, used to, would, get used to, be used to, collocations (deeply concerned, bitterly disappointed, highly likely). Units 6–10: Topics include coming of age, community, myths and legends, business, media. Grammar topics: obligation, prohibition and permission (need, require, allow, ought to) wish and if only, relative clauses, reported speech, mixed conditionals.

This dynamic one-week course is designed for upper-intermediate learners aiming to boost their confidence and fluency. Using inspiring talks and real-world topics, each session builds vocabulary, strengthens grammar, and improves listening and speaking skills. Learners engage with authentic video content, practical language tasks, and guided discussions to express ideas more effectively. The course encourages critical thinking and active communication, helping participants develop the skills they need to interact naturally and confidently in both personal and professional settings.

You start at B2 level and work through the entire Language Hub Upper-Intermediate coursebook in two parts, with guided support. Units 1–5: Topics include personality, lifestyles, survival, the future, the environment. Grammar topics: narrative tenses, future forms, passive voice, if conditionals, used to, would, get used to, be used to, collocations (deeply concerned, bitterly disappointed, highly likely) Units 6–10: Topics include coming of age, community, myths and legends, business, media. Grammar topics: obligation, prohibition and permission (need, require, allow, ought to) wish and if only, relative clauses, reported speech, mixed conditionals. Do you want to meet your teacher before registering? You can listen to our conversation with Jennifer here: <a href="https://meettheteachers.podbean.com/e/jennifer-kammermeier/">Meet Jennifer</a>

Improve your English and help us train new teachers at the same time. Every day you will be taught by different teachers who are training with us. They will learn under supervision how to teach English successfully while you, as participants, improve your grammar, expand your vocabulary, and practice reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The course fee is already reduced by half; if you attend 90 percent of the time, you can receive an additional 50 percent of the fee back. To check your level, please take a placement test - contact us for a login at englisch@mvhs.de.

This one-week intensive course is designed for advanced learners ready to sharpen their English through thought-provoking topics and real-world content. Each day explores global issues, inspiring stories, and powerful presentations to build vocabulary, refine grammar, and develop critical thinking. Learners will engage with authentic texts, video lectures, and speaking tasks that challenge them to express complex ideas clearly and confidently. The course encourages meaningful communication and deepens both language skills and cultural awareness in a dynamic, fast-paced environment.

You start at B2 level and work through the entire Language Hub Upper-Intermediate coursebook in two parts, with guided support. Units 1–5: Topics include personality, lifestyles, survival, the future, the environment. Grammar topics: narrative tenses, future forms, passive voice, if conditionals, used to, would, get used to, be used to, collocations (deeply concerned, bitterly disappointed, highly likely) Units 6–10: Topics include coming of age, community, myths and legends, business, media. Grammar topics: obligation, prohibition and permission (need, require, allow, ought to) wish and if only, relative clauses, reported speech, mixed conditionals. Do you want to meet your teacher before registering? You can listen to our conversation with Jennifer here: <a href="https://meettheteachers.podbean.com/e/jennifer-kammermeier/">Meet Jennifer</a>