If you ask people in Germany about this Westphalian university town, a frequent response is: "Münster? Isn't that where everybody rides a bike?" Well yes, it is. Two wheels have always been the most popular form of transport for the city’s 60,000 students, but today you’ll see most of the locals cycling too - a suitable reflection of Münster’s laid-back and youthful way of life.

With an attractive Old Town, a beautiful lake in the centre and plenty of natural parks - with more than 100 moated castles - in the surrounding area, it’s no wonder everyone seems to have a smile on their face here, and no wonder students just keep coming back to learn more.

The school is located in the centre of Münster and prides itself on providing fun language tuition in combination with the best possible teaching methods. It has a small library and self-teaching rooms, with computers and free internet connection, while within class students benefit from modern media, up-to-date course materials and a balance of grammar, vocabulary and conversation work to help develop all-round language skills.

”I especially enjoyed the lessons because we worked in different groups on interesting topics. The thing I liked best was the leisure programme: every day there was a different activity where we could practise and improve our German.”
Bjørn-Helge Moe