German teachers found: 73

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...

ENGLISH VERSION: Hi guys, my name is Giada and I love teaching languages. My high school studies were linguistic, as was my university career. I graduated in Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Pisa, with specialization in English and German. For several years I have deepened the study of these two languages with study trips to various English, German and Austrian cities where I was able to get even better into the language, which I would like to convey to each of my students. For several years I have been working as a tutor for students but also for workers or language enthusiasts who would like to learn a new language from a basic level of competence or level up. The method that my students have always appreciated is based on giving great importance to practice, to everyday and "survival" words to express yourselves and make you understand immediately. Grammar is certainly important as well as the syntactic and morphological rules of the language, but above all ...