03 / German · A1—C1
Learn German (Deutsch)
German rewards steady, structured practice. Our teachers make grammar feel like a toolkit rather than a wall, and pair it with speaking tasks drawn from work, study and everyday life in German-speaking cities.
Übung macht den Meister.
“Practice makes the master.”
Levels
Where you’ll go, step by step
Script: Latin alphabet with umlauts and ß. Progress depends on time and practice — these descriptions show what each stage typically focuses on, not a guarantee.
A1
First steps
Introduce yourself, count, shop and handle simple everyday conversations.
A2
Everyday basics
Talk about work, home and routines; manage appointments and travel.
B1
Independent
Explain plans and reasons, follow clear conversations and write short reports.
B2
Confident
Take part in meetings and discussions; read longer texts on familiar topics.
C1
Nuanced
Present, negotiate and write with precision across professional contexts.
Who it’s for
- Professionals relocating to Germany, Austria or Switzerland
- Students preparing for study in German
- Engineers and researchers working with German teams
Practice goals
- 01Introduce yourself and your work in a meeting
- 02Use cases and word order with growing confidence
- 03Handle phone calls and official appointments
- 04Write a structured email or short report
German courses
Sample schedules · confirm current dates with us
German · Deutsch
German Foundations
A structured, intensive start to German for newcomers, students and professionals.
Level A1—A2
Sample schedule Tue & Thu, 09:30–11:30
Format Group Courses
German · Deutsch
Business German
Meetings, emails, phone calls and presentations in clear, professional German.
Level B1—B2
Sample schedule Wed, 18:00–20:00
Format Business Language
Your German teachers
Demo profiles
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Tell us your level and goals and we’ll suggest the right German class — or arrange private lessons if the timetable doesn’t fit.