BWS new year offer - 10% off German courses in Munich and Berlin

Date: 12/01/2010

BWS German language school has a special “Happy New Year” offer - a discount of 10% off the tuition prices of all group courses starting between January and March in Munich and Berlin.

Among the German courses offered in 2010 is a programme for diplomatic staff. “German as a Foreign Language for Embassy, Consulate and Foreign Office employees” is a response to increasing demand for such specific course types. The course has its own textbook and addresses key skills and terminology relevant to performing efficiently in an international environment.

BWS has upgraded its Shared Student Apartment PLUS accommodation to meet strong student demand for higher levels of comfort and facilities. The PLUS shared flats in Munich and Berlin now feature internet access, a washing machine, dishwasher, microwave and other comforts.

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