How do I become an exchange student in germany?
408873
mail many colleges ,if u study in thier lang ,they will dosent charge any tcosts
437488
Just go to any of the European embassies and apply for a Schengen (spp?) visa.
123462
Talk to the advisors in the center for international students at the two schools you are talking about.  They will explain how to do this.
207034
you need to check out an organization called AIESEC at your local university.  it's an international organization of business and commerce students that tries to arrange work exchanges for international students.
740909
can not help you unfortunately, wish you however much luck. Otherwise kind regards from Germany. \n\n\nwd
525465
talk to the admissions dept of where you want to go.  speak to your guidance counceller at your current school - you may be able to go as part of an exchange student program
63878
German university websites have english pages for applicants. They explain the full process. You might have to contact the university to check if your degree is compatible, it (the paper) might need to be translated. No worry, the secretary office will answer emails in english.\nExample:\nhttp://www.lmu.de/conman/index.cfm?path=235 (University in Munich)\nhttp://www.fu-berlin.de/en/studienbewerber/index.html (University in Berlin)
317716
review the Germany embassy web site.  you can also submit them your question.
513136
If you have studied at least 2 years of german look into the DAAD program just google it.  If you have a local Rotary club email them about their scholarship programs.
409215
You may want to search online for programs that will allow you to teach English in Germany (like, conversation English to younger students) just to get your foot in the door.  For many of these programs you don't need certificaiton.  Then, as you teach uncertified to young students, you're in Germany with a staff of certified instructors and you can find out and get help from them.  Worth a shot?  Good luck.
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I didn't understand your question...\n\nHere is my answer. I hope it will help you.\n\nTechnische Universität München\nArcisstr. 21\n80290 München\nGermany\n\nInformation for International Students:\n\nTechnische Universität München\nInternational center and studentcounselling\nGabelsbergstr. 39\n80290 München\nGermany\nPhone: ++49/89/289/25501\nFax: ++49/89/289/22735
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Any messaging or email program can chat with people in Germany just as they do anywhere else.\n\nOf course you need to speak German, or they need to speak English.\n\nIf you want to chat with the entire coutry of Germany, that could be a problem.  You can't speak directly with an abstract national construct.
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To apply for school admission you need to do it from your home country. \n\nFirst contact school(s) that you're interested in and get the necessary applications forms and required documents. Find in the internet the school (s) that you're interested in and write them to send you admission package.\n\nForms will need to be filled out completely and usually they require a lot of time to prepare. You may be required to write  essays on why you want to study in that school. You may also need to ask for previous school's endorsement plus recommendations from previous professor /employer. You also  need  supporting documents such as notarized copies of school certificates and financial ability proof from you or your parents. Once you complete all this you will need to pay admission fee. \n\nYou may also need to take the required tests to proof your intellectual or language ability. Then you send it all back to the school.  There may be a phone interview by the school. \n\nOnce everything is order the school wlll issue the certificate of admission to you. This certificate of admission will be used by you to apply for visa in your country.\n\nGood luck
536685
Of course a good career. You need to workd hard,study hard, and travel a lots to grab experiences as much as you can. If you want to study in Germany, the 1st important thing is your German Language proficiency. Second one is your qualifications, Germany do accept wide range of qualifications but the familiar ones is A-Levels Germany where you need to attemptall the questions in German.\n\nIf everything is done and ready... You should consult with your Ministry of Education or Embassy Office. To get details informations about the institutions, you could explore the Net or contact with Germany Embassy in your country. Good Luck.\n\nNB: I would like to recommend you Switzerland or France instead of Germany.
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You should probably contact the German Teachers Union, the BLBS:\nBundesverband der Lehrerinnen und Lehrer an beruflichen Schulen e.V.\nhttp://www.blbs.de/
514795
you cant get on, you have to know more german.  and be a citizen.  or find a skate park.  but not the german team in frankfurt, sorry
1074227
every bigger city got a university or fachhochschule...the reason why we dont have so many like you people is because germany is way smaller than the states...ever thought about it?we are not send to schools because of our abitur grade...i chose my university...but actually, i dunno if we really need jobseekers...send ur papers to some university or fachhochschulen and try...honestly i doubt since we dont have enough jobs for the people who live there lol\n\ngood luck though