Reviews of ILSC Language School, New Delhi, India

The teaching method, the didactic, and the teachers.

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Book an intensive course with at least 4 hours of study.

Didactic and dynamic course.

In my opinion, it's an interesting city, but you need to consider at what time of the year you are planning to visit. June is very hot, July is rainy. The city has very interesting sites, museums, and cool temples. Traffic is chaotic.

Excellent course schedule.

My Hindi teacher was highly competent and sensitive. She created a wonderful teaching atmosphere in which I could unfold, work intensively and develop. She gave me deep insights into the language, culture and philosophy of India. I couldn't have wished for better, inspiring lessons and my motivation to dive further into the language has now become even greater!

As far as I know, there were no fixed afternoon and leisure activities; you had to take care of them yourself. As far as that is concerned, I would have liked to see smaller organised activities for everyone.

New Delhi is a vibrant and breathtaking city where you face new challenges at every moment and feel alive with all your senses.

The house was very well maintained and the host parents helpful and friendly. I always felt well accommodated and very safe there.

I like the interaction with the staff in the school, including the teachers, the tour leader and the staff of the school. We are like very good friends, which makes people feel warm and intimate. The interaction with fellow students was the biggest gain and you can make some pretty good friends, which was the most valuable experience for a person who wanted to get to know Indian culture in addition to learning English.

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The students interact with each other a lot, which is great, but I would suggest more interaction with locals to get more and better experiences.

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I like New Delhi very much, although you have to get used to the extreme traffic, road sanitation and the maintenance of facilities is seriously inadequate, but in terms of human and cultural resources is definitely a big plus, especially the close interaction with people, people here are mostly friendly to foreigners, even though you still have to pay attention to some people may approach you for other purposes, but basically it's safe. And many of them are genuinely and passionately interested in getting to know you or helping you through a difficult time. New Delhi does have things that can be improved, but if one gets the mindset right, it can be a place to miss and revisit.

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Friendly and attentive team.

Take the time to visit....

I like the cities "very noisy" ....

Very good.

The people were completely lovely.