We have three dormitories on campus with a total of 262 beds and another 108 beds in Lübeck- Blankensee, near Lübeck Airport. All managed by the Academy. 

Due to the high quota of apprenticeships offered by the profession of Hearing-aid Acou­sticians the capacity of our boarding schools is sometimes exceeded. In this case we rent additional rooms from private land lords. 

The three dormitories on campus offers single rooms, double rooms and some triple rooms. Each room is equipped with shower and toilet. 

The dormitory "Blankensee" hauses single and double rooms on four floors. Each floor is equipped with a small kitchen. The apprentices get their break­fast and their weekend lunch­eons from the local cafeteria.

 

 

 

 

During the week lunch will be served in the cafeteria on our campus. Our guests can choose between full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) or half board (breakfasf, Iunch).

 

 

 

 

The combination of learning, working and living on a modern 16.000 square meter campus creates an atmosphere, which makes it easy for new students to integrate into the community. lt goes without saying that we focus on training and studying. 

Study groups or students working on common projects are free to use the classrooms in the afternoon. Apart from the classes of the Vocational School, which usually end around 3 p.m., there are many additional training programs on voluntary basis are available.   

• Before the intermediate exam and the final examination, we offer free afternoon courses with instructions on how to operate the audiometer and scan systems so none of the apprentices need to worry because they will have to work with a different scan system than the one they are used to work with in their respective compa­nies.

• The Academy also offers First Aid and CPO classes in the afternoon, which are paid for by the respective Berufsgenossenschaft (profes­sional association).

• The school association of the National Vocational School offers afternoon classes in sign language on a regular basis.

• Should there be a need for extra classes in order to till gaps partic­ularly in math, additional afternoon classes for the first and second vocational training course will be offered in concertation with the relevant teachers. The students of our master dass and the Applied Sciences course of study (all of them certified hearing-aid acousticians) otter private lessons - for an extra fee - for those students with serious problems following the classes.

• Apart from the obligatory sport classes, which take place on one afternoon of the week, students have the opportunity to take part in the university sport program of the nearby Lübeck University. For just a small fee at least 20 different sport classes are available. The use of the volleyball court and the table tennis tables on campus is free of charge. Every Thursday night our soccer team meets in a gym in Blankensee.

In Lübeck basically everything can be reached by bicycle.
 
Therefor our school club offers a free bike rental for all members of the club.

Also you can get a canoe from the school club for a tour around the city of Lüübeck.

Students of the National Vocational School can subscribe to the club for an annual fee of only € 12,00 and will benefit from lots of other advantages and discounts. 

Working and Studying where others spend their holidays. Lübeck is one of the most interesting cities in the tourist region Schleswig Holstein. Lübeck, a friendly and open city with a picturesque old cen­ter of town and its diverse recre­ational otters is an ideal setting not only for hearing-aid acousti­cians but also for the many stu­dents of the University, the University of Applied Sciences as well as the Lübeck College of Music.







In the summer the Baltic Sea with its seaside resorts is an attractive destination just a stone throw away. The “Holsteinische Schweiz“ (Holstein Switzerland) with its lakes and sound hills is not far away either. Apart from the free use of our internet center, there are various recreational offers tor the stu­dents in the evenings. These com­man activities help to create a dule.