Our teachers

What type of teacher are you?
I'm actually more of a friend than a teacher. I'm open and funny, but also clear and firm.

Why do you teach German?
I teach German because I love the language and know exactly where the problems are when it comes to learning.

What is important to you in the classroom?
A good atmosphere, clear communication and full attention from the students are the key to successful learning.

What does a typical lesson look like for you?
It very much depends on the level and group I'm teaching. But it's typical for every lesson that we start together, just like I do with friends when I meet them: we talk about our experiences, what happened and how we're doing. It's always a combination of seriousness and fun, a mix of work and pleasure. My lessons are varied and - I hope - not boring!

Do you have any tips for your students?
Yes. Don't be afraid to speak, have the confidence to communicate and always remain friendly, and you'll get the same back!

What type of teacher are you?
I am a creative and dedicated teacher who is very concerned about the success of my students. There is always a joke or a funny story in my lessons. This makes learning grammar much more relaxed. I am young and full of ideas to pass on language skills in a fun way.

Why do you teach German?
As an interpreter and linguist, I have studied all aspects of the German language (phonetics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, etc.) in depth. This has resulted in a great passion for this language, which I want to pass on to my students.

What is important to you in the classroom?
Chemistry!

What does a typical lesson look like for you?
In my lessons, the focus is on the student. All participants are given equal attention so that their potential can unfold. I use authentic materials from everyday German life (TV programs, radio broadcasts, newspaper articles, etc.) to give students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the German language and improve their communication skills.

Do you have a tip for your students?
Trust me on this new, exciting language learning journey. Then you will achieve great success quickly and with fun!

What type of teacher are you?
I see myself as a communicative type of teacher.

Why do you teach German?
It's exciting to connect people and their different cultures.

What is important to you in the classroom?
It is important to me to teach my students things that they can apply directly in everyday life.

What does a typical lesson look like for you?
I always try to organize the topics in an action-oriented way.

Do you haveany tips for your students?
Have fun together and always try to speak directly in everyday life.

What type of teacher are you?
I am an enthusiastic teacher who does everything she can to help her students.

Why do you teach German?
I simply fell in love with the German language and want to share my enthusiasm with everyone who is learning German.

What is important to you in the classroom?
It's important to me that the lessons are fun for everyone and that all my students go home in a good mood afterwards. That's the only way to make learning the language much easier. I also attach great importance to real-life relevance: my students only learn what will really help them in everyday life.

What does a typical lesson look like for you?
There's always a lot of discussion and laughter in my lessons.

Do you havea tip for your students?
Forget what Google Translate is! Because it takes the fun out of learning. And you also learn much more slowly.