German tutors & teachers found: 87

>> please contact first << Central European Summer Time Time zone in Germany (GMT+2) . . Cheerio Guys, I'm Nele from northern Germany and currently studying back home. Travelling for the last years brought me in contact with lots of people from over the world and I recognized how important speaking more than one language is in our globalized world. I am a very talkative and open-minded person who would like to help you improve your personal language skills. I have experience in teaching German and English as second languages in South Africa, Tanzania and Vietnam. If you need help in pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary or just getting fluent in German, I would love to practice with you. We can arrange "proper" lessons or just talk about topics you choose in order to achieve your personal goals! Learning a new language should be fun, so I hope we can have a good time together :) I want to welcome and invite you to contact me and take a lesson. I Hope to hear from you soon! . ...

Hi, I am Falk and I have more than 10 years of experience teaching German in the levels from A1 up to C2. Teaching my mother tongue is my passion and due to my experience in more than 10,000 lessons around the globe as well for specific purpose, such as for preparation for a job unterview or an examination or just German in general with private and business students, I am THE teacher you’re searching to learn the German language with fun and enthusiasm. As a loving father and teacher of several kids I’m as well an experienced and enthusiastic teacher for kids in the field of German as foreign language ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ich heiße Falk und ich arbeite seit 2012 als Dozent für Deutsch als Fremdsprache in den Stufen A1 bis C2. Neben der (Arbeitsmarkt-)Integration von Migranten in Deutschland ist mein Hauptarbeitsfeld die Vermittlung von Kenntnissen...

Hi! My name is Margarita. German has been a very important part of my life for the past 10 years now. I moved from Moscow to Vienna for my studies and launched a German discussion club which brought foreign students together and allowed them to practice German in a comfortable environment. Leading the club and watching people getting better in their language skills inspired me to start giving private German classes. I am disciplined and always well-prepared for my lessons, I do my best to make them as real and relevant as possible. I never stop evolving as a teacher, mastering new and better ways to present material and learning within the content area I teach. My lessons are whatever my students want and need. Depending on the class, I am happy to focus on grammar rules as much as conversation or work-specific German.

Would you like to learn German with fun and enjoyment? Would you like to achieve good learning results quickly? Would you like to discover Germany, its people and its culture? If you can answer these three questions with "yes", then you have come to the right place and nothing stands in the way to book a lesson. By the way: It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or already advanced. My name is Regine and I live in the north of Germany. I am an experienced "German as a Foreign Language" teacher and have gained a lot of experience in over 2000 hours of face-to-face lessons and 500 hours of online lessons for adults and children from literacy level to B1. I really enjoy teaching my mother tongue and also providing a diverse picture of German culture and society. And I also love learning languages. I love to travel and meet people from all over the world and discover other cultures. I have lived in England and France for many years and have learned three languages (English, French...

In the classroom we are told to endlessly study grammar and memorise concepts, however, research shows that language is acquired through authentic experiences. My teaching method is based on Dr. Stephen Krashen´s second language acquisition theory, in which one uses comprehensible input to acquire a language, rather than 'learn' it. Comprehensible language input can be either listening or reading content in your target language that helps you understand the context despite not understanding every word and structure at first. I combine this type of input with additional learning material to enhance your listening skills and the learning process. With this method, you will notice faster progress while learning how to speak more like a native, and most importantly, acquiring German will be a fun experience rather than a tedious drill. More on comprehensible input: “We acquire language in only one way: when we understand what people say and when we understand what we read“ -Dr. Stephe...