EF Education (Germany)

Why choose EF Education (Germany)?

EF Education First is the worldwide largest privately-held international education company that focuses on language, travel, and cultural exchange programs. With more than 50 language schools and 9 world languages, EF aims to open the world through education. Besides our language travel courses, we also offer High School Exchange Years, Gap Years, international Boarding Schools and Au-Pair Programs.

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My experience was really unique because I had the chance to meet new people from all around the world and have fun with them but at the same time I improved my English skills thanks to my teachers. I think that over the course of this journey I improved both my English skills and my social skills, being more open to new friendships. I also loved the location here in San Diego since there are a lot of fun things to do here, from surfing to going shopping in one of the many beautiful malls in here. Here I also had the chance to go for my first time in my life to a baseball match!!! I really enjoyed this beautiful journey and I hope I will do it again!!! 😁

Pros

Fun activities
Good and experienced teachers
Perfect location

Cons

Weather sometimes
Seaweed in the ocean
Air conditioning broken 😞

there were people from all walks of life including other teenagers who were under 18. we had activities and things to do, and lessons every day. By the end I felt immersed in the culture and the language and I definitely prefer it to high school.
I hate the buses in Rome but that's really just an issue with the city. My host family was amazing and they really cared about me. In the end I visited a bunch of different cities and really explored the world. Plus the teachers were amazing, and I now speak Italian in just three months.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?

Being talked to in public about something important and not understanding what they were trying to ask me. I eventually just learned how to ask them to reexplain it to me in Italian, just a little slower.