German Course + Internship 20 lessons

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Boost your career in Europe’s financial hub! Professional German course + Internship in Frankfurt. Ideal students 18-26. Gain global work experience

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German Course + Professional Internship in Frankfurt: Business & Finance Immersion

Are you looking to build a professional network in the financial heart of Europe?

Our German Course + Professional Internship in Frankfurt offers an unparalleled opportunity to master the language while gaining work experience in Germany’s most international business hub.

Home to the European Central Bank and the stunning "Mainhattan" skyline, Frankfurt is the perfect destination for students aiming for careers in finance, logistics, and global trade.

Program Structure: Your Career Gateway in Frankfurt

This program combines high-level academic training at the did deutsch-institut Frankfurt with a real-world corporate environment:

  • Language Phase: A minimum of 6 weeks of General German (20 lessons/week) to reach professional proficiency.
  • Work Phase: A non-remunerated internship for up to 3 months in a local company.
  • Target Industries: Placements are primarily available in Administration, Hospitality, and Business Services, reflecting Frankfurt’s diverse economy.

Why Choose Frankfurt for your Internship?

Frankfurt is more than just rascacielos; it is a global gateway. By choosing this city, you will:

  • Master "Business German": Learn the terminology used in Europe’s leading banks and logistics companies.
  • Professional Networking: Live in a city where international trade fairs and global business happen every day.
  • Global Accessibility: Located next to one of the world's busiest airports, making it easy to explore the rest of Europe.
  • Double Certification: Receive an official language certificate and a professional reference letter for your CV.

Local Insider Tips for Interns in Frankfurt

  • Master the RMV: Frankfurt's transport network (RMV) is incredibly efficient. Get your student pass to travel across the city and the surrounding Rhine-Main region.
  • Network at Museumsufer: On the weekends, head to the "Museum Embankment." It’s a great place to meet local professionals and international students in a relaxed setting.
  • The "Mainhattan" Lunch: For a quick and local lunch, visit the **Kleinmarkthalle**. It’s where business people and locals meet for authentic German food.
  • Cash and Cards: While Frankfurt is a financial hub, small traditional "Apfelwein" pubs often prefer cash. Always keep a few Euros on you.
  • Ebbelwoi Culture: You must try the local cider (Apfelwein). It’s the heart of Frankfurt's social life, especially in the Sachsenhausen district.
  • Business Punctuality: In Frankfurt, time is money. Being exactly on time for your internship is expected and highly valued.
  • Best Views for Free: Instead of expensive bars, walk across the Eiserner Steg bridge at sunset for the best view of the skyline.
  • The Zeil: If you need professional attire for your internship, the Zeil shopping street has everything from budget-friendly stores to high-end boutiques.
  • International Vibe: Over 50% of Frankfurt's residents have an international background. Don't be afraid to practice your German; people are used to different accents!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the required age and level?

Students must be between 18 and 26 years old. A minimum B1 level of German is required to start the internship phase.

Can I work in a bank?

While Frankfurt is a banking city, most student internships are in Administration, Services, or Hospitality. Specialised finance placements are rare for short-term non-remunerated programs.

How long does the whole program last?

The course must be at least 6 weeks, followed by an internship of up to 12 weeks. Total duration can vary between 2 and 5 months.

Is the internship paid?

No, this is a training program focused on linguistic immersion and CV building, so it is non-remunerated.

What documentation is needed?

A CV, a recent photo, and a Motivation Letter in German or English. Our team will help you prepare these for the German market.

Secure your professional future in Frankfurt

Join the next generation of global professionals in Germany’s financial capital.

Contact us to get your free, personalised quote today!

Location

CourseGerman Course + Internship 20 lessons
SchoolDID Deutsch-Institute Frankfurt
CityFrankfurt am Main
CountryGermany

Summary

LanguageDE
ProfilesAdults 18+General GermanInternship
LevelsB1B2C1C2
Required levelB1
Lessons week20
Lesson minutes45
Age minimum18
Students class maximun15
Students class average11
Schedule Monday09:00 → 12:15
Schedule Tuesday09:00 → 12:15
Schedule Wednesday09:00 → 12:15
Schedule Thursday09:00 → 12:15
Schedule Friday09:00 → 12:15
OnlineNo
Year 2026
Holidays (school)19/Dic → 03/Jan
Holidays (country)01/Jan, 03/Apr, 06/Apr, 01/May, 14/May, 25/May, 03/Oct, 25/Dic, 26/Dic
Year 2027
Holidays (school)18/Dic → 02/Jan
Holidays (country)01/Jan, 26/Mar, 29/Mar, 01/May, 06/May, 17/May, 03/Oct, 25/Dic, 26/Dic

Prices

Year 2026
Available periodWhole year
Weeks minimum6
Weeks maximum50
Start day nameMonday

Low season

EUR
Weeks from 1 to 8 (per week)200€ ≈ 0
Weeks from 9 to 50 (per week)100€ ≈ 0
Internship programme fee825€ ≈ 0

High season

High season period courses29/Jun/2026 → 14/Aug/2026
EUR
Supplement high season (per week)35€ ≈ 0
Year 2027
Available periodWhole year
Weeks minimum6
Weeks maximum50
Start day nameMonday

Low season

EUR
Weeks from 1 to 8 (per week)200€ ≈ 0
Weeks from 9 to 50 (per week)100€ ≈ 0
Internship programme fee750€ ≈ 0

High season

High season period courses05/Jul/2027 → 13/Aug/2027
EUR
Supplement high season (per week)35€ ≈ 0