German
and Wintersports
(December - March)  Go
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Take advantage of this unique opportunity
to combine a German course with a day's skiing. Effortlessly improve
your German skills in the pleasant atmosphaere of a small group, before
setting off for fun on the pistes at one of Austria's world famous ski
resorts.
German
course
| Lessons:
|
20
+ 5/ 30 + 5 per week. |
| Group
size: |
average
of 8-12 participants. |
| Level: |
all
levels. |
| Duration: |
Courses
from 2 to 36 weeks. |
| Minimum
age: |
16 years. |
| Wintersports |
December-March |
| Starting
dates |
| all
Levels: |
every
Monday |
| Beginners
only: |
Jul
31, 2006 / Aug 28, 2006 / Sep 25, 2006 / Oct 30, 2006 / Nov 27,
2006 / |
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what is included in the price? Go
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Skiing/Snowboarding
for a day.
You attend your German course from Monday
to Friday in Vienna, then head off for the ski slopes at the weekend.
Skiing or snowboarding equipment can be hired on location.
Ski Resorts:
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Hohe
Wand-Wiese, Vienna
Did you know that Vienna is the only capital in the world that
has seen a FIS World Cup Race within its city borders? The "Hohe
Wand-Wiese", just half an hour by public transport from the city
centre, allows you to put in a quick day's skiing or snowboarding
whenever you feel like it. More...
Take a look at their webpage |
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Hirschenkogel / Semmering, Lower Austria
Hirschenkogel is proud of its well-cared for slopes, 3 of them
capable of hosting FIS-World Cup races. It is also the largest
late night skiing resort in Austria: 6 of its slopes and the fun
park are well lit and allow for night time skiing. More...
Take a look at their webpage |
Semmering, Lower Austria/ Stuhleck,
Styria
At an elevation of 700 - 1640 m, the World Cup resort sStuhleck/Semmering
offer over 20 km of pistes for all levels of difficulty, 10 skiing lifts
- among them Austria's longest chair lift - and a snowboarding fun park
at just 1 ½ hours' train journey from Vienna. More...
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