Our Programs

InterACT offers English language, arts, and cultural projects for students in grades 1-13. The projects are offered in schools or offsite as English Project Weeks, English Workshops, English Project Days, as Class Trips or as an alternative to a class trip to the UK. All programs are taught by our team of English Native Speakers. The projects range from the highly creative and artistic to the practical, with something on offer for everyone.

In addition to our English projects for kids and teens we also offer Professional Development Workshops for English teachers along with online and blended e-learning courses.

You can explore all of the programs below or use the search filter to quickly find a project that suits your needs.

At the bottom of the page you’ll find more information about how to bring InterACT to your school and an FAQ.

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Pricing

 

InterACT is a non-profit organisation. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality programs, curriculum and all instructors to students.

We don’t list our prices directly on our website as numerous factors influence the final cost students pay. For example if we can secure external funding, the number of students and classes participating, the type of the program, if our team stays in hotels or with guest families, etc.

However, regardless of the program you choose the costs of an InterACT project are much less than a class trip or a comparable visit to an English speaking country.

Since 2010, we have successfully funded over a thousand projects working with parents, school administrators, parent networks, external funders, the German state and/or a combination of the above.

Contact us directly for a non-binding offer and we’ll work with you to find a funding solution that fits to your school.

10 steps to bring InterACT to your school

 

Step 1

Find the program you like on our website.

Step 2

Contact us for more information and/or a non-binding offer.

Step 3

Give us a quick call to ask questions and discuss funding options.

Step 4

Use the materials we’ll send you to share the idea with your colleagues and Principal. If your team still needs more convincing - invite us to present at your next school or departmental conference.

Step 5

With your colleagues onboard, let’s invite the parents to an online parents evening - where we explain who we are, our work, the costs of the project, and how it will benefit their children.

Step 6

With everyone excited for the InterACT project - confirm the number of classes / students who will participate and we’ll send you the contract and invoice.

Step 7

Normally 6-8 weeks before your project our Project Coordinator will provide you with a detailed schedule and work with you on planning.

Step 8

Hang up the pictures and profiles of our Native Speakers we provide in your school. Special guests are coming!

Step 9

Project time! Enjoy the program and watching your students engage with English in new ways.

Step 10

Wrap-it up. Send us your feedback about what was great and what can be better. We’ll put it all into action - hopefully when we come back the following year!

BRING AN ENGLISH PROJECT TO YOUR SCHOOL

FAQ

+ Why InterACT English?

+ How will students improve their English?

+ COVID-19?

  • We adhere to all RKI guidelines and your schools internal hygiene policies while visiting your school.
  • Our team has been well briefed on current hygiene regulations and will follow them.
  • When the situation allows our instructors will be tested for COVID-19 prior to the project. (currently not possible due to temporary delays in test results)
  • No cancelation fees for projects impacted by COVID-19. You can reserve a project now - risk free.
  • Small groups, blended and e-learning options are available as optional alternatives.
  • We are accepting late bookings and projects on short notice.

+ How much organization is required?

+ What is the student to teacher ratio?

  • For English Project Weeks we recommend group sizes of 14-19 students per Native Speaker. Groups of 10-13 students are also possible for a slightly higher fee.
  • Some projects, like the English Theater Week and Engish Film Week are co-taught with two instructors per class of 20-32 students.
  • English Workshops and English Project Days are generally 14-24 Students per Native Speaker.

+ How many Native Speakers will come to my school?

+ Is the program for classes or individual students?

+ When should we reserve a project?

+ What equipment must the school provide?

+ What spaces and rooms are required?

+ What qualifications do the Native Speakers have?

+ How can we fund the project?

+ How does payment work?

+ I'm interested. Now what?