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Militärische Begriffe und Abkürzungen Dt-En
Want to learn German?
1. USO
Rhein-Main Area USOs offer German language
classes. Visit the USO at the Hainerberg Shopping Center or on Wiesbaden Army
Airfield for details. Call civ (0611) 731 301 or 705 5806 for more information.
2. Headstart
Soldiers are offered German language classes
through the Headstart program as part of their inprocessing, see
http://www.wiesbaden.army.mil/sites/newcomers/inprocessing.asp
3. ACS language classes
You want to make your time in Germany easier
and more interesting? Knowing the language is a key to it! The class is
designed for beginners and adds a lot of cultural ‘good to know’ items to the
sessions.
Contact: Relocation Readiness Program, DSN
335-5254, CIV 0611-4080-254
4. Volkshochschule
For information about adult classes offered
through the Wiesbaden Volkshochschule visit:
www.vhs-wiesbaden.de à Sprachkurse à Deutsch als Fremdsprache à Abendkurse
for evening classes.
Sprachberatung (get advice on language
classes):
Mon, Tue, Thu 3-5:30 p.m., Wed 9 a.m. – noon
Location: VHS, Alcide-de-Gasperi-Str. 4,
Wiesbaden, House A, 4th floor, Room A-315.
Not sure which is the right class for you? Do a
self assessment test at
http://www.ia-c.de/vhs-nordhessen/vhs-wiesbaden.asp.
6. Berlitz
http://www.berlitz.de/en/wiesbaden/
e.g.
http://www.berlitz.de/en/cours-information/?courseid=11019