Liden & Denz is a full service language school for Russian as a Foreign Language which specializes in total immersion programs offering a wide range of course options. The school not only provides excellent teaching methods and facilities but further strives to familiarize their students with Russia, both culturally and emotionally.
Language courses offered to international students
» Closest Airport: Scheremetievo, Domodedovo
» Airport pick-up service? Yes
» Airport return service? No
» Certificates Offered? Yes
» Teacher qualifications:
100 % hold a recognized language teaching qualification
» Main nationalities of attending students at LIDEN & DENZ:
19% of students are from Germany, 16% from Austria, 10 % from Switzerland, 10% from the UK, 5% from France, 5% from Japan, 5 % from Italy, 4 % from the USA, 4% from Belgium and 3% from Netherlands.
» Extracurricular excursions offered? Yes
» Weekly activities offered? Yes
» Maximum number of students per class? 10
» Average number of students per class? 6
» Minimum age of students? 16 Years old
» Average age of students in summer? 26 Years old
» Average age of students for the rest of year? 31 Years old
» Average number of course levels offered in the summer? 8
» Average number of course levels offered for the rest of year? 6
» Language lab? No
» Library? Yes
» Access to a computer and to the Internet? Yes
» Cafeteria? Yes
Moscow
With 13 million inhabitants, it is still the largest city in Russia. While those who lost out in social reforms are easy to spot in other areas of the country, in Moscow everybody seems to be a winner, or aspiring to be one at least. Moscow is the New York of Russia, a city that never sleeps and where everything is possible. Moscow is the melting pot of a collapsed empire, a mix of European and Asian.
Skyscrapers sprout up from the ground, the city centre is being ruthlessly renovated and new temples of consumerism open their doors daily. But there is another Moscow, away from Sadovoye Koltso (Garden Ring) and the Kremlin. Cosy cafes, narrow alleys, hidden artists’ studios and idyllic parks are as much a part of the cityscape as the gigantic wedding-cake buildings of Stalin’s era, the expensive fashion stores and restaurants. Moscow is a monster, but a lovable monster that is always worth visiting.
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Country: Russian Federation
Zip/Postal Code: 123056
Telephone: 7 495 254 4991
Fax: 7 495 254 4991
Foundation Year: 1992
Number of Centers: 2
Associations: IALC
Languages Offered: Russian
Note
The school is located in the central part of the city, a short walk from the Belorusskaya railway station, a terminus for trains from Berlin and Warsaw. Our premises are on the ground floor in a building that belongs to the Russian ministry of foreign affairs. Most of the office space there is used by foreign diplomats and accredited correspondents of the international press. Cafés, restaurants and shops are within easy reach. The school is easily accessible by public transport, the nearest underground station being “Belorusskaya” (five minutes walk). The nearest bus lines: 12, 116; the nearest tram lines: 7, 19; the nearest trolleybus lines: 18, 54.
We have extended our capacity in Moscow with three one-to-one classrooms near metro Novoslobodskaya (very centrally located). The above extension brings the total capacity to 13 classrooms..
