German teachers found: 75

My pricing: 40 USD/60 min class, 30 USD/45 min class, 20 USD/30 min class, If you want to have a 45min or 30min class, let me know so I can adjust the pricing for you. About Me Hallo Liebe Verbling Schüler/ Hi dear Verbling Students how are you doing? Thanks for stopping by. I am Melek and I am from the north of Germany therefore I speak standard German (Hochdeutsch). Apart from that, I speak English and Turkish as well. In my free time, I like to do some sports and spend a lot of time in nature. I enjoy traveling and meeting new people a lot, learning about different cultures and lifestyles. My teaching experience: I work as a language teacher at a Language School, where I teach German as a foreign language. I teach in small groups, and one on one classes (online and offline). I am a patient and encouraging teacher, I am aware of the difficulties and struggles when it comes to learning a new language since I am a language learner myself. My Lessons & Teaching Style I am speci...

*Prefering accepting conversational classes; B1 and B2 exam preparation* -native German speaker who lives in Vietnam -speaking Vietnamese and English fluently -certified teacher: specialized in A1, A2,B1, B2 examination preparation, Online-Teaching -experienced in giving conversation classes, especially in B1 ,B2 , C1 and pronunciation training ( from level A1-B2) 2017: Bachelor of Science -degree 2019-2020: internetship at the Goethe Institute since 2020: certified teacher in Hanoi, Vietnam since September 2022: certified teacher in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Hello everybody! Wie gehts, wie steht’s? Nice to meet you and I hope we will have exciting lessons together. On the one side learning German should makes fun and on the other side those lessons should create an added value for you. My Name is Trang or you can call me Linda (That’s my German name). I was born and raised in Germany. German is my mother tongue and speak it fluently. Back then I studied Economics and South-a...

Remembering German words seems like “Mission Impossible” to you? You are wondering what are these “der,die,das”? Applying for a job in Germany seems to be connected with a lot of hidden codes? You would really love to know how you can break the ice when talking to a German? ...help is on its way. If you want to ...be able to chat with people in the private and/or at work (and maybe even make jokes). ...be able to understand your friends messages, articles and other written German. ...master the application process for a job in Germany, Switzerland or Austria: and understand what matters when you get a job. ...know if you have to eat Bratwurst and drink beer on a regular base to REALLY understand the German mind. YES? ...then I am the right the person to talk to. You want to study German with me or directly start with your application documents? That´s what we will do together: - Conversation based class: your topics, your questions, your vocabulary --> become confident in s...

Hallo ihr Lieben, ich bin Kerstin, a trainer for German as a foreign language from Austria and I live in Berlin. I started teaching ten years ago (wow, time flies...) in Vienna during my studies and then I moved to Berlin where I now enjoy the international atmosphere and the great food! I specialized in E-Learning and how to deliver online trainings and I would love to support you in your efforts to learn German. Let's start the conversation we can find out how I can support you: just drop me a line :-)

Hallo! My name is Chantal Schmidt and I have been a German tutor online and in person for more than 3 years now! I possess a bilingual International Baccalaureate Diploma in German and English and am currently studying International Business Law in Hamburg, Germany. I was born in Hong Kong to a German father and a Filipina mother, which is why I was raised to speak both English and German on a native level. When I moved to Germany at 5 years old, however, I was considered a foreigner and thus had to be enrolled in German classes. Therefore I have experienced two very different language learning routes: organically picking it up from your surroundings and actively studying it. This has given me an in-depth understanding of, not just German grammar rules, but also the psychology of learning a language!. Additionally, I studied French and Spanish, which is why I know exactly what it's like to be a student struggling to adjust and stay motivated. I know what works and what doesn't, as...