We'll use the trial lesson to get to know each other. If you're interested in the structured course, we van also try some of the exercises of the book that I'm working with, so you can get an idea of how those classes would go. Looking forward to meeting you!

Let’s talk — in real German.

This is a relaxed but focused conversation class where the goal is simple: you speak as much as possible and get the support you need to feel more confident doing it.

We'll usually stick to one or two topics per session — either from my big list of conversation ideas, or anything you'd like to talk about.
From small talk to deep thoughts, daily life to culture shocks — everything is fair game.

I use a shared Google Doc to write down helpful words, phrases, and corrections — so you can review and reuse what you learned after class.

Whether you want to sound more natural, expand your vocabulary, or just finally use the German you already know — this is for you.

Conversation practice (A2 -C2)

Structured German Course – Learn step by step

Whether you're just starting out or already have some German under your belt — we'll begin at your current level and move forward at your pace. Total beginners will start with A1 basics, while more advanced learners can start from where they're currently at.

We'll follow a structured course book that guides us through all key skills:

- Reading

 - Writing

 -  Listening

 - Speaking

- Grammar

Depending on your level, we’ll read and discuss texts, practice grammar, and work on building real-life communication skills — all clearly organized and supported by the book.

You'll also get access to a shared Google Doc as our virtual blackboard, where I’ll note useful vocabulary, corrections, and tips — so you can always review what we covered.

Looking forward to helping you grow your German, step by step!

Structured course with workbook  (A1 - C2)

music

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food

travel

I worked for several years as a Product Manager at Native Instruments, an international tech company in Berlin, where daily communication in meetings, emails, and cross-functional coordination with development, design, marketing, and QA teams was part of the job. I'd like to apply this professional experience toward the Business specialty, as I can draw on it directly when teaching workplace-focused German — job interviews, meetings, and everyday office communication.