L’institut DID de Francfort, fondé en 1989, se trouve à la Gutleutstrasse 32, dans le quartier animé de la gare (Bahnhofsviertel), près de la gare centrale. Les quais des musées et la Zeil, la plus grande rue commerçante d’Allemagne selon l’école, sont accessibles en quelques minutes.
Francfort, sur le Main, est connue pour sa skyline surnommée « Mainhattan ». Le programme culture et loisirs de l’école comprend des visites guidées gratuites de la ville, des visites de musées et des excursions d’une journée. L’école accueille environ 800 participants internationaux par an, dont, selon ses chiffres, 10 % de Turquie, 9 % de Chine, 9 % d’Italie et 7 % du Brésil.
Pour un séjour à Francfort depuis la Suisse romande, les tarifs de DID sont établis en euros (EUR) : le devis en ligne les affiche dans cette monnaie, et cette page y ajoute, à titre indicatif, un équivalent en francs suisses.
Pour un passeport suisse, l’Allemagne fait partie de l’espace Schengen : une pièce d’identité ou un passeport valable suffit en règle générale pour un séjour d’études de courte durée. Vérifiez la règle en vigueur au moment de réserver ; nous vous aidons à en tenir compte dans le calendrier.
Que ce soit pour l’emploi, la banque, la santé ou le commerce, l’allemand est un atout en Suisse romande. Nous regardons avec vous le niveau de départ, la durée et l’examen visé.
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Room with a host family: single room, shared bathroom, breakfast or half board.
Private room: single room, shared bathroom, no meals (self-catering).
Youth hotel: single room, breakfast included.
Student residence: one-bedroom apartment for one person, private bathroom, no meals (self-catering). 18 years and over.
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★★★★★ 5 / 5I had a very positive experience studying at this language school in Frankfurt am Main.
One of the biggest advantages is its excellent location, just a short walk from the Frankfurt main train station and Münchener Straße, which makes it very convenient to reach.
The classroom are generally comfortable, and the learning environment is welcoming and supportive.
What impressed me the most were the teachers.
“Tanja von Wener” has a remarkable ability to explain important topics in a clear, engaging and structured way. Her lessons are always interesting, and she consistently highlights key points that are particularly important for assignments, German exams and overall language development. I especially enjoyed learning how to analyse and present graphics and charts in her classes.
“Daniela Roth“ also played an important role in my progress. Through regular writing exercises on current and relevant topics, she encouraged us to actively use newly learned vocabulary and express our ideas more confidently. Her detailed feedback helped me identify my weaknesses, improve my writing skills and gain confidence in using German. She is enthusiastic, approachable and genuinely cares about her students & students’ success.
Thank you very much indeed!
I also appreciated the opportunity to learn how presentations and written assignments are assessed in Germany, which gave me valuable insights into the German education system.
Overall, I learned a great deal during my time at Did Deutsch-Institut Frankfurt and would highly recommend this school to my friends which would love to learn German language and also to everyone looking for a supportive learning environment with dedicated teachers.Varames Christopher11 juin 2026Lire cet avis sur Google
★★★★ 4 / 5I had studied at did deutsch-Institut Frankfurt for 8 weeks as a B1 learner and I could say the school is totally perfect for me. I learned so much not only about the language, but I also met so many amazing people, very supportive teachers, and good friends.
Positive feedback:
1. The staff and teachers are very friendly and always supportive. The teachers usually cheer up learners to speak in German and not in a forceful way.
2. The lessons and activities aligned with my interests and standards. Moreover, the activities or homework/assignments is voluntarily, allowing learners to adjust work-life balance and helping them to learn on their own pace.
3. The numbers of learners is just perfect for group activities/pair work. However, it would also be great if the teachers randomly group/pair learners with someone they have never worked with.
The only area for improvement from me is the toilet atmosphere. Sometimes, there is some unpleasant odor in a male toilet. And there are many times people do not flush the toilet properly (maybe because the flushing tab is quite not user-friendly)
Overall, I will surely recommend the school for someone who likes easy-going atmosphere and not compulsive learning style (but you better adjust your study plan well and be consistent💪).
I am looking forward to coming back to the school to continue my learning soon!!!Natthawat Goommala - Student from Thailand28 avril 2026Lire cet avis sur Google
★★★★★ 5 / 5DID Deutsch-Institut in Frankfurt is one of the top German language schools. Located in the heart of Frankfurt, the school is exclusively focused on German and has courses for all levels of students. The teachers are highly experienced and focus on practical, real-life German communication, making the classes engaging and effective. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. The students come from all over the world and from many backgrounds and age groups. If you need intensive German instruction and want live interaction rather than on-line lessons, DID is an excellent choice.
Jürgen Botz19 septembre 2024Lire cet avis sur Google
★ 1 / 5After sending our daughters to the DIT camp for five years, last year we had a very negative experience.
Our 13-year-old daughter faced a difficult situation and was left almost alone to deal with it. The staff showed little empathy and we had to try to solve the problem ourselves from Spain.
We also paid for extra classes that turned out to have a very low level, and the camp refused to refund them when we asked our daughter not to continue.
In our experience, the camp works only as long as nothing goes wrong. If a problem arises, do not expect the support you would hope for when your child is abroad.Alejandro Fernandez-Cid6 mars 2026Lire cet avis sur Google
★★★★★ 5 / 5A couple years ago I enrolled in a summer language camp at DID in Vienna and it happened to be my first ever international learning experience. This was one of the most memorable summers I’ve ever had! I had an amazing time there, made a lot of friends, learned a lot of new things and improved my German skills.
The teachers and general staff were very helpful and patient, and always made sure we were safe and comfortable. The lessons were organised and engaging, and the teachers made the whole learning experience seem easy and fun. I would definitely highly recommend it to everyone!Ivan Alexeev11 janvier 2020Lire cet avis sur Google
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L’institut compte 8 salles de classe réparties sur deux niveaux, pour 150 étudiants au maximum. Un cybercafé avec wifi gratuit, une cafétéria avec distributeurs et un centre d’étude au matériel actuel complètent les lieux.
Un emplacement central près de la gare, une école à taille humaine et un centre d’examen officiel pour les examens d’allemand telc : un cadre pratique pour étudier à Francfort.
ALTOAssociation of Language Travel Organisations
EAQUALSEvaluation and Accreditation of Quality Language ServicesAccréditations et labels : ALTO, EAQUALS.
À partir de 200 € par semaine de cours (General German Standard Course (20 lessons) - Frankfurt). Budget 2 semaines : 1'450 €, soit environ CHF 1'350.– (repère au 12/10/2026). Budget 4 semaines : 2'520 €, soit environ CHF 2'350.– (repère au 12/10/2026). Comprend : cours General German Standard Course (20 lessons) - Frankfurt (20 leçons par semaine) ; logement : famille d'accueil, chambre individuelle, demi-pension ; frais (inscription, dossier, logement) ; transfert aller-retour (Airport Transfer Frankfurt (FRA) - Frankfurt). Départ type : 4 janvier 2027, hors haute saison. Tarifs 2027 vérifiés le 12/10/2026.
L'âge minimum est de 18 ans.
Logements proposés : Famille d'accueil, chambre individuelle, demi-pension (à partir de 335 € par semaine) ; Famille d'accueil, chambre individuelle, petit-déjeuner (à partir de 275 € par semaine) ; Hôtel, chambre individuelle, petit-déjeuner (à partir de 360 € par semaine) ; Appartement, chambre individuelle, sans repas (à partir de 215 € par semaine) ; Résidence, chambre individuelle, sans repas (à partir de 300 € par semaine). Tarifs 2027 vérifiés le 12/10/2026.
Les cours commencent le lundi : 50 dates de départ en 2027, du 4 janvier 2027 au 13 décembre 2027.
Les montants en francs suisses précédés de « ≈ » sont indicatifs : ils sont calculés au cours de référence de la Banque centrale européenne du 12.10.2026. Le prix qui fait foi est celui affiché dans la devise de l’école.
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