Students in Germany interested in an American education or in perfecting their English can register through inlingua Leipzig to take US high school courses online and work towards a dual diploma recognized in both Germany and the US.
MoreThe Covid-19 crisis has gotten more people into a vibe of learning and self-improvement, and Leipzig language teachers into further embracing tech. "Students tell us they've been able to get the same feeling they had in class," says inlingua Leipzig.
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Disney characters as English teaching assistants
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