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Okanagan Hockey Academy Europe – Information Package
2015%2016'
www.okanaganhockey.eu
Dear hockey players worldwide,
I’d like to take this opportunity to personally invite you to attend the Okanagan
Hockey Academy Europe, located in St.Pölten. The Okanagan Hockey Academy’s
flagship, located in Penticton, Canada, is one of the premier private hockey
programs worldwide. The partnership established with the Okanagan Hockey
Academy Europe, has helped us bring our professional experience, in the classroom
and on the ice to Europe.
The program developed by our Hockey Academy is designed to help students
develop academically and athletically. The goal of our program is to ensure students
develop into positive citizens in their community and to help them reach their goals
on the ice. The experiences you will gain from our program will stay with you for
the rest of your life.
Thank you for considering the Okanagan Hockey Academy Europe, see you on the
ice.
Best Regards,
Andy Oakes,
President of Okanagan Hockey School / Academy Ltd.
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Okanagan Hockey School Europe GmbH ∙ Dr. Adolf Schärf Strasse 25, A-3100 St. Pölten ∙ FN 315063d Landesgericht: St. Pölten
Banking: IBAN: AT341200052001045393 BIC: BKAUATWW ∙ Internet: www.okanaganhockey.eu
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The Okanagan Hockey Academy Europe provides a unique combination of a
first class Canadian hockey program, international education and state of the
art boarding facility in one place, preparing qualified local and international
students and players for Higher Education and an advanced hockey career in
Europe or North America.
Our mission is:
"To encourage the achievement of each player's full potential in Academics,
Hockey, Sportsmanship and Citizenship through a stimulating and vigorous
supportive environment."
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Okanagan Hockey School Europe GmbH ∙ Dr. Adolf Schärf Strasse 25, A-3100 St. Pölten ∙ FN 315063d Landesgericht: St. Pölten ∙ UID: ATU 65655613
Banking: UniCredit Bank Austria (12000), Account Number: 52001045393, IBAN: AT34 1200 0520 0104 5393, BIC: BKAUATWW
Internet: www.okanaganhockey.eu
All players of our Hockey Academy have the opportunity to practice, study
and live in an integrated environment on a campus in St. Pölten, Austria.
They receive education leading towards the International Baccalaureate
Diploma and a proven hockey and Off-Ice training program designed and
delivered by Okanagan Hockey School and Okanagan Hockey Academy.
The most important aspect of the hockey program is the positive, personal
growth of each player.
Some of the benefits of the Okanagan Hockey Academy Europe include:
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An all-round life experience that will benefit the student as an
academic, hockey player and person.
Life in a safe, beautiful area in the heart of Europe.
The experience of living, studying, practicing in an integrated campus
environment, developing communication skills and the confidence to
interact with new people.
Attending the Lower Austria International School - a school that holds
its student athletes responsible for Academic Excellence.
Specialized on-ice and off-ice training.
Exposure to leagues, teams and players in Austria, surrounding
countries like Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Switzerland,
Hungary, Italy, Slovenia.
A program that will develop a player's character as much as their
hockey skills.
A hockey program run by professionals with each individual player’s
best interest at heart.
The opportunity to progress ahead of players outside of our hockey
program.
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LOWER AUSTRIA INTERNATIONAL
SCHOOL
Dear Student,
As the headmistress of the Lower Austrian International School, I am very pleased
to invite you to attend and thrive in our school community.
For 27 years I have been working in the Austrian education system. 12 years ago a
team of teachers and I started a new school project where you may receive a dual
qualification – the Higher School Certificate (GCE - A-level) and professional training
twice a day in competitive sports. This young school is currently an IB Candidate
School offering the International Baccalaureate Program (IB diploma). No matter
which national or international school you come from, you will have an excellent
preparation for admission to the finest colleges and universities all over the world.
We believe academic education, sports, culture and social behaviour are integral
parts of school life and much time is devoted to associate these areas. We are
looking forward to having open communication with the parents, the trainers and
the educators of the boarding school to create best possible conditions for our
students. Our aim is to bring out the full potential in each one of our athletes.
My educational background in Mathematics and Geography, studied at the
University of Vienna, allow me to understand the rigors our students undertake on a
daily basis. Our program is designed to help them undertake their educational
responsibilities while excelling athletically.
Please accept my personal invitation to attend the Lower Austria International
School, and receive an unmatched education and athletic experience.
Best regards
Mag. Gabriele Schletz
Headmistress, Lower Austria International School
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Partner School of
The Academic portion of the program at the Okanagan Hockey Academy
Europe is regarded as the most important component.
Two different educational tracks can be offered depending on background and
needs:
1) International School (L.A.I.S.)
The program is designed to take on board children from different cultural and
academic backgrounds. After 4 years in the Academy, students will be able to
graduate with an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma (the Austrian High
School Diploma/Matura for German speaking students) - which prepares our
students for university and college entrance around the world, while developing
each student's self-confidence and self-discipline.
• 4 year program (9th to 12th Grade / school years 9-12)
• Opportunity to graduate with an International Baccaleaureat (IB) Diploma or the
Austrian Matura (Austrian High School Diploma)
• Classes are taught in English
• Languages: English, German, Spanish lessons; other languages on request
• For 10th Grade and higher (Years 10 -12) German (and in some cases Spanish)
skills are required
• Entering in 12th Grade (Year 12) is only possible in very exceptional cases.
We strongly suggest that any non native English speaking boy interested in
attending the Lower Austrian International School prepares by learning as much
English as possible before entering the program which will greatly help him achieve
better academic results. Passing the OHAE ESL (English as a Second Language)
Course subsequent to attending the Welcome and Try-Out camp may be required in
in order to qualify for the program. Please contact us in case of questions.
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Partner School of
Curriculum - L.A.I.S.
Sessions per week
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Total
Religion
3
2
1
2
8
German
4
3
2
3
12
English
3
3
2
3
11
Spanish
3
3
3
2
11
History and Politics (Social Studies)
1
1
2
2
6
Geography and Economics
1
1
2
2
6
Mathematics
4
4
3
2
13
Biology
2
2
2
1
7
3
2
5
1
3
2
2
8
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2
4
4
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12
1
1
1
3
5
5
10
Chemistry
Physics
Psychology und Philosophy
Information Technology
2
Music / Art
4
Theory of Knowledge (TOK)
2
IB Electives *)
Total w/o Hockey Program and P.E.
28
27
32
31
118
Ice **)
7
7
7
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28
Off Ice (incl. P.E.)
6
6
6
6
24
41
40
45
44
170
Total with Hockey Program and P.E.
IB Diploma Standard Level
IB Diploma Higher Level
Okanagan Hockey Program
*) offered in accordance with IB Diploma program requirements
**) on-ice practices time totals to 8-9 hours per week
2) Business School only for German speaking students: Handelsschule für
Leistungssport (BHASCHL)
Ausbildung unter anderem in Wirtschaftsenglisch, Rechnungswesen,
Wirtschaftsinformatik, Officemanagement, Sporttheorie- und -management,
Eventmanagement, Projektmanagement
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Dauer: 4 Jahre
Handelsschulabschluss
Unterrichtssprache Deutsch
nur geeignet für Spieler mit sehr guten Deutschkenntnissen
Einstieg in höhere Klassen bedingt möglich
Kontaktieren sie uns, sollten Sie Fragen dazu haben.
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Partner School of
HOCKEY PROGRAM AND STAFF
The Okanagan Hockey Academy Europe (OHAE) is a complete program that includes
education, hockey, off-ice strength and conditioning, mental training, personal and
team development. The program operates from beginning of September to end of
June each year.
The on-ice program consists of the following
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Up to 9 hours of ice each week
50+ games per season
Professional on-ice coaching staff
Off-ice strength and conditioning highlights:
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Professional off-ice training staff
Fitness center
New core strength, explosive strength and quick feet equipment
Aerobic and anaerobic workouts
An individualized 12 month strength and conditioning program
Weekly weigh-ins
Hockey specific training
Nutrition and supplement guidance
Physio-Therapy
The Hockey Academy staff is a team of professionals that are committed to the
development of each individual player who attends.
Each staff member is carefully selected by the Okanagan Hockey School to meet the
high standards of our Hockey Academy Program. They are certified and come with a
wealth of experience in their respective field.
As a team they deliver one of the most comprehensive Hockey Development
Programs which includes up to 9 hours of On-Ice and 6 hours of Off-Ice time weekly
with a 50 game schedule over a 10 month period (September-June) that consists of
League, Exhibition and Tournament games.
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A COMPLETE LIST OF STAFF CAN BE FOUND ON WWW.OHANAGANHOCKEY.EU
ELIAS VORLICEK
Director of Hockey Operations
As Director of Hockey Operations, Elias oversees the daily
operations of Okanagan Hockey School and the Okanagan
Hockey Academy Europe. Elias learned to play hockey while
growing up in Toronto, Canada where he rose through the minor
hockey ranks before receiving a Hockey Scholarship to Michigan
Technological University. After finishing second in the 1974
NCAA championships Elias went on to enjoy a successful 15 year
European professional career including winning the German
Division 1 championship with Mannheim ERC. Elias started
coaching as a collegian and has helped numerous young players develop their
hockey skills before, during and after his professional career. With more than 30
years of coaching experience at all levels, Elias has helped players of all ages to
achieve their goals. Elias has been associated with Okanagan Hockey School for
more than 12 years.
GARY PRIOR
Academy Head Coach
Gary is the Academy's Head-Coach. He grew up and played his
minor hockey in Montreal, Quebec, before attending the
University of Vermont where he is a member of the school’s
Athletic Hall of Fame. Upon graduation, he headed first for
Germany and then on to Finland to play professionally. He
‘retired’ early in order to seize an opportunity to start his
coaching career in Finland’s second highest league. Since then,
his travels have taken him and his family to seven different
countries in Europe, reaching the highest levels in Finland,
Germany and Italy. Along the way, he also managed to pick up
the German and Finnish languages. While Gary teaches mainly the North American
style of hockey, he appreciates the different styles played in all the top hockeyplaying countries and seeks to blend the best aspects of each into his coaching. In
his 25 years of experience, he counts the development of young players as one of
his most rewarding accomplishments with many of them going on to successful
careers both in professional hockey as well as outside the game.
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LOCATION AND FACILITIES
Okanagan Hockey Academy
Europe is situated in St.
Poelten, the capital city of
Lower Austria with 50,000
inhabitants
just
60
km
outside of Vienna. The area
around St. Poelten is an
excellent holiday destination
featuring beautiful landscape,
vineyards and hills.
Visitors to this area enjoy
our many varied activities
including golf, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, swimming, winery tours and much
more.
Pictures of St. Pölten City Center
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All facilities for Education and Sports are located on one campus. A new indoor Hockey
Arena with 500 seats which was opened in 2007 is the home of the Okanagan Hockey
Academy Europe.
Our new School & Dormitory building complex is located next to the Hockey Arena and
Sports facilities and hosts all our Academy players.
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Various sports facilities on the campus are used by the Hockey Academy for off-ice training
and recreational activities.
Hockey Rink
Weight Training
Gymn
Track & Field
Ballgames
Beach Volleyball
Soccer Field
Climbing Wall
Tennis
Bathing Lake
Gym
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Admission:
Q1: What do I have to do to get admitted to the Academy?
A1:
To apply for admission please complete the application form and return it to us
together with the following documents:
• completed Teacher Reference Form including latest school records and/or
examination results *)
• completed Character Reference Form *)
• completed and signed section 3 of Player Agreement *)
• signed document Expectations, Rules & Code of Conduct *)
• copy of your child’s birth certificate
• copy of your child’s certificate of citizenship
• 4 passport photos (paper)
• 1 digital passport photo should be emailed directly to [email protected]
*) application package available for download at www.ohseurope.com
Q2: How do you determine whether or not my son is qualified to attend the
Academy?
A2:
Our staff will review all application documentation submitted and pre-qualify
players from an academic and athletic point of view. In order finally determine
the players’ readiness to enter into our Hockey Academy they are invited to
attend a 3.5 day Welcome & Try-out camp taking place in Spring. Late
enrolments may be accepted until July/August – please contact us to discuss
the options.
Q3: Does my son have to attend the Welcome & Try-Out Camp Camp to get on the
team?
A3:
All pre-qualified players need to attend to finally get admitted. Please register
at http://www.okanaganhockey.eu. In case there are reasons your son cannot
attend, please contact our staff immediately for an exception process.
Q4: If we fly to Austria for the Welcome & Tryout Camp, what can we expect ?
A4:
You can expect daily on-ice and off-ice sessions and the opportunity to meet
the teachers, coaches, and staff, tour the facilities, view the dorms, see the ice
rink, orientation to the city and area.
Q5: Are there accommodation recommendations for those attending from out-oftown?
A5:
There are several hotel and B&B options available in the area. We can provide
recommendations upon request.
Q6: After the welcome and try-out in April, do you let us know if my son made the
team or not right away? How soon should we send in the application form?
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A6:
Q7:
A7:
The players are told at the conclusion of the camp whether or not they are
selected, but pre-registration by sending in the required application forms is
required.
Once admitted, when will the players need to arrive in Austria for the start of
the program?
All players must arrive the latest beginning of September before school starts;
however, we encourage players to attend our program in August to prepare for
the season as a team. We will offer a substantial fee reduction to all academy
players as an incentive to attend.
Please check our website for further details on www.okanaganhockey.eu
Education:
Q8: How do the teaching standards/expectations in Austria compared with those in
the United States and Canada?
A8:
Teaching standards/expectations in Austria are comparable to those in Germany
and Switzerland. They are typically higher than at U.S. High Schools. At the
Lower Austria International School (L.A.I.S.) students can graduate after 4 years
with an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or with the Austrian “Matura”
(Abitur) Diploma, depending on their academic profile. This prepares our
students for university and college entrance around the world. Unlike North
American High School programs, students do not follow a course system but a
class system, which requires students to pass all subjects in order to move up a
grade level.
Q9: Will you bet testing the players to see whether they qualify academically?
A9:
There will be academic testing for students who meet the formal criteria to
attend Grade 9 High-School or above. In addition each player will be assessed
and have an interview with the school principal/staff during our Welcome Camp
in Spring, where the latest academic reports will be reviewed and other aspects
of the education program can be discussed face-to-face. We strongly suggest
that any non native English speaking boy interested in attending the Lower
Austrian International School prepares by learning as much English as possible
before entering the program which will greatly help him achieve better
academic results. Passing the OHAE ESL (English as a Second Language) Course
subsequent to attending the Welcome and Try-Out camp may be required in in
order to qualify for the program. Please contact us in case of questions.
Q10: How many students will be in each class? Will the classes only include the
hockey players or will other athletic students be in these classes too?
A10: There will be a maximum of 24 students per class; The international track
(delivered in English) will be only attended by players of the Hockey Academy,
all national education programs which are also offered at the school are
attended by all other athletes.
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Q11: Have you met all of the teachers for this program and what is your view of
them? Would it be possible to meet these teachers in person if we come to the
Welcome Camp in Spring?
A11: The headmistress/school principal and the program coordinator will be
available for one-on-one meetings at the Welcome Camp.
Q12: How many courses will the students have in a typical week?
A12: Depending on the year, there are 28-31 classes per week, 8-9 hours of icepractice, and up to 6 hours of off-ice / Phys.Ed.
Q13: What are the expectations for daily homework (i.e. how many hours per day)?
A13: A minimum of 1.5 hours study time per day for homework and exam
preparations are allocated.
Q14: Will all of the classes be delivered in English (except for Language courses)?
A14: Yes, all classes except for German, French and Spanish courses will be delivered
in English.
Q15: Should a student require tutoring services, what is the cost and is it available
on site?
A15: Yes, extensive tutoring services are available on site as included in the L.A.I.S
education program. Students are nominated by teachers and are required to
attend these additional classes until they meet the standards.
Dorms /Facilities:
Q16: Will all of the students be required to stay in the dorms or is this optional?
A16: We expect all students stay in the dorms. If you have serious concerns with
that, please let us know.
Q17: Do the players share dorm rooms? If so, how many per room?
A17: 2 players share one apartment with either one double room or 2 single rooms.
Q18: Will there be dorm monitors?
A18: Yes, there is a 24/7 counselling service for all students except when the
dormitory is closed
Q19: Are lights out enforced or are the players on the honor system?
A19: The current academy rules with regards to curfews are as follows (subject to
change):
Sunday-Thursday
Friday & Saturdays
09:00 pm in the room
09:30 lights out
10:00 pm at home
These curfews are to be followed by all players. Curfews may change depending on game
schedules and team functions. The night before a game the curfew will be earlier than stated
above.
Q20: Have you seen the dorms and what is your view of them?
A20: Newly built dorm and school building was opened in July 2009. The school
building was opened in September 2013.
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Q21: Where will the students eat and how will the food be tailored for athletes? I
see 3 meals per day are included but most athletes (especially teenage boys)
eat 5-6 meals per day. Can players purchase additional healthy meals/food on
campus?
A21: All students eat on the campus. All meals are prepared according to the latest
nutrition standards to support young athletes. In the afternoon a simple snack
meal is provided on top of the 3 meals. The program is regularly monitored by
nutrition experts. Additional food can be purchased on Campus or in a local
supermarket if required.
Q22: Can my son do his laundry at the dormitory?
A22: Students may use the dormitory’s or rink washing machine to do their own
laundry.
Hockey /Off-ice Training:
Q23: What are the academy’s ice and off-ice facilities like?
A23: Top facilities – hard to find anything better anywhere (fitness centre, sports
fields, indoor sports field, climbing wall, multi-sports complex). Please visit our
website for more details.
Q24: How do you compare the Austrian hockey league to the Canadian or US hockey
level system (A, B, AA, AAA)?
A24: The U-16, U-18 and U-20 Austrian League would compare to US/Canadian AAA
or Junior Hockey Level (all club programs are sound and professionally
coached).
Q25: Is it fair to say that the hockey in Austria is more of a speed and finesse game?
A25: The Austrian league is typical of Europe requiring high-level skating, passing
and puck control abilities
Q26: What type of hockey player(s) are you looking for?
A26: Players should have:
sound fundamentals
good work ethics
dedicated to always improving
are eager to learn and become students of the game
good character
be coachable (take direction well)
great attitude
Q27: What is your view on game ice time for the players (will more talented kids see
more time or will all kids be developed in games?)
A27: All players will need game experience to fully develop
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Q28: Will the team consist of only grade 9 players or a mixture of various grade
levels?
A28: In 2015/16 the academy players will be in 9th through 12th Grade (mostly born
1997-2001).
Q29: Who will be running all practices and be coaching the games? Who are the
assistant coaches and what is your view of them?
A29: Our Head Coaches will run practices and coach games with help from assistants.
Q30: How many practices will be held in each week?
A30: Up to 5 on-ice sessions per week for each player
Q31: How long will the season run (i.e. when will it start and when will it
end)? When the season ends, will the students continue to practice?
A31: The program runs from September to May, on ice practice and exhibitions
games, tournaments, included in post regular season time period.
Q32: What type of off-ice training will be available (i.e. how many days in the weight
room and what other types of off-ice training)?
A32: Up to 6 hours off - ice practices per week including, weight training and fitness
sessions, consisting of speed, agility, explosiveness, core strength and
endurance.
Other:
Q33: Do the students need to obtain any independent medical\dental insurance or
can this be purchased through a provider in Austria?
A33: All necessary insurances can be purchased either abroad (depending on their
international coverage) or directly in Austria.
Q34: What is the check-in/out policy for family visitors?
A34: Family visits must be registered by contacting OHSE at least two weeks in
advance via email to [email protected]
Q35: Are there any other additional costs to the families other than the annual fee
(i.e. tournament/travel costs)?
A35: Annual fees cover one school year/season starting September 1 to June 30:
International Education (including mandatory curriculum scripts)
Full Boarding (7 days a week, 3 meals a day, 24 hour counselling a day)
except during school breaks and days the dormitory is closed
Hockey Program (on- and off-ice training, games, basic hockey equipment *))
Club Membership **)
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gloves, pants, helmet, game and training jerseys, team wear and uniform
all players of the Academy will automatically become members of the Hockey Club
The following items are not covered by the annual fees and will be invoiced
separately:
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additional and / or replacement of lost, stolen, or damaged textbooks,
hockey equipment provided by OHSE or their partners
damage to assets of OHSE and their partners as a result of misuse or gross
negligence
Other hockey equipment (e.g. Skates, Shin- and Shoulder pads, Sticks)
Academic Tutoring beyond the tutoring classes offered by L.A.I.S.
IB Examination Fees – (years 3 and 4)
Optional Curriculum Enriching Trips (unless combined with Hockey Program
related trips)
Certain Tournaments abroad (e.g. North America)
Accommodations and Food during school breaks or when the dormitory is
closed
Q36: Any ideas on expected spending money for incidentals?
A36: Depends on requirements, but about €50 per week should do.
Q37: Are players expected to go home during vacation/breaks? If they can stay, are
there additional costs involved?
A37: Players go home during vacation/breaks; however, the Academy teams may
participate in tournaments and exhibition games during those times. In case a
player chooses to stay on the campus for the duration of the school break,
there will be a rental fee per day.
Q38: Now that I have signed up with the academy - what is it that needs to be done
with regards to the current club outside of Austria and the hockey association
before my son can actually play for the L.A. Stars?
A:38 Assuming your son's current the club is member of the Ice Hockey association in
the home country and the home country’s association is part of the IIHF, the
following steps need to be completed (valid for players under 18 years of age):
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Parents/Guardians receive an official IIHF “Letter of Approval” form from us via email
Upon completion and signature parents/guardians send the letter back to us
We send the letter to the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation
The Austrian Ice Hockey Federation sends the letter to the home country Ice Hockey
Federation to obtain their signature (in agreement with the current club)
The Letter of Approval signed by all parties will be sent to the IIHF
Upon arrival in Austria, parents will sign the registration card for the Hockey Club (2
passport photos are required)
We will send the signed card to the Austrian Ice Hockey Federation to issue the players
pass
(Note: The above process only applies to players who are transferred from outside of
Austria; within Austria, the player just needs a “Freigabeschein” from their old club)
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St. Pölten:
Q39: Can you give us your perspective on the city and its surrounding?
A39: St. Pölten is the capital city of Lower Austria. The city has 50,000 inhabitants
and is located about 60km away (30 minutes drive) from Vienna. It is a small
but very cultural, nice old town. The area is well suited for recreational
activities, wine tasting etc.
Visit: http://www.st-poelten.gv.at/Content.Node/tourismus/index.php for
more information
Q40: Can you refer us to any sources on locating apartment rentals or other specific
information on the city?
A40: If required, we can connect you with real estate agencies to assist with
apartment rentals. Alternatively you can check websites that offer houses and
apartments (e.g. www.immodirekt.at, www.alpenland.ag ).
Visit: http://www.st-poelten.gv.at/Content.Node/tourismus/index.php for
more information on St. Pölten.
Q41: Is only German spoken in the city or do the citizens also speak English?
A41: The language spoken is predominantly German only, many people understand
some English.
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