speak
Hold a five-minute conversation
Introduce yourself, order food, ask for directions, talk about your day — without rehearsing it first.
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Learn German from scratch and enjoy the experience too. 🎉
Take part in our 8-week online course, meet new friends, and possibly travel with us for an amazing experience in Berlin, Germany.
- Starts
- Monday · September 28, 2026
- Schedule
- Tuesdays & Thursdays · 7:00 PM CET
- Length
- 8 weeks
- Live sessions
- 2× per week · 90 min
- Speaking club
- Fridays · 7:00 PM CET · 2 h
- Seats
- 10 students
The promise
By Xmas you could be ordering coffee in Berlin
adapt
Read German menus, signs and headlines
Decode everyday German in the wild. You stop avoiding the German parts of the internet.
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write and read
Feel comfortable reading basic German books.
Reply to a landlord, a colleague, a new German friend — with grammar that actually works.
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Optional · after the eight weeks
Three days in Berlin, if you want them.
When the course ends, the cohort meets in Berlin for a long weekend — Friday to Sunday — and spends it using the German you have just spent eight weeks learning. It is the part everyone remembers, and it is entirely your call.
The trip is optional and priced separately — it is not part of your tuition, and your place in the cohort does not depend on it. Exact dates are agreed with the cohort while the course runs.
How it works
Your learning starts here
Five steps from the application form to ordering your own coffee in Berlin.
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Apply to the course
Tell us who you are and why German. It takes a few minutes, and nothing is due at this stage — applying costs you nothing.
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Have an interview
A short call with us. We make sure the cohort is right for you, and you get to ask anything you'd ask a school you knew nothing about — before you pay.
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Get accepted and choose payment option
If it is a fit, your seat is offered and payment locks it in. Cohorts are capped small, so a seat is only held once it is confirmed.
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Eight weeks of live classes
Two live sessions a week and speaking club with your teacher and the same small group of classmates. You speak from the first session, and every session is recorded for catch-up.
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Berlin together, if you want it
When the course ends, the cohort can travel to Berlin and use the German you just learned. Entirely optional and priced separately.
What's included
Everything you get with the cohort
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Twice a week
Live Group Classes
Every Tuesday and Thursday we will have a 90-minute live session with a maximum of 10 students. Structured, teacher-led, and recorded — so you can catch up if life happens.
Real German
Native Speaker Sessions
Every two weeks: watch a German talk or short film together, then dissect it live. A native German speaker joins your speaking club class for a live, unscripted conversation.
Learn together
Speaking Club
Every Friday you can be part of a Speaking Club where you will be able to practise what you have learned during the week or interact with a native speaker.
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8-week programme
What you'll learn
Week 1
Person — getting to know each other
- Alphabet, pronunciation and reading
- Personal pronouns
- Present tense verbs
Week 2
Wohnen — home and living
- Sein, haben and special verbs
- Verben mit Vokalwechsel
- Noun genders and word formation (Composita)
Week 3
Essen/Trinken — food and drink
- Numbers, asking prices at the market
- Imperativ
- Describing weather and shopping phrases
Week 4
Einkaufen/Gebrauchsartikel — shopping
- Cases and article tables
- Trennbare Verben
- ADUSO conjunctions
Week5
Arbeit/Beruf — work and professions
- Modal verbs and their position in a sentence
- Reflexive verbs (mich, dich)
- Daily routine, professions
Week 6
Freizeit/Unterhaltung — leisure and countries
- Temporal prepositions
- Prepositions with Dativ, Akkusativ and Wechselpräpositionen
- Country names and orientation
Week 7
Reisen/Verkehr — travel and transport
- Präteritum: regular forms, sein and haben
- Präteritum: irregular verbs and modal verbs
- Travel topics
Week 8
Umwelt — environment, wrap-up
- Perfekt and its irregular forms
- Difference between Präteritum and Perfekt
- German culture and history
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Tuesday & Thursday · 7:00 PM CET
All sessions recorded for catch-up. Exact times confirmed with each cohort based on majority availability.
1h 30 min each
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Speaking club · Fridays · 7:00 PM CET
Optional, open to the whole cohort. Two hours of conversation only — no grammar drills, no preparation needed.
2 h
Our approach
Why our method actually works
Spaced, structured repetition
Every week builds on the last. Concepts return in new contexts so they move from short-term memory to real fluency.
“Wieder und wieder.”— until it clicks
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Speak from day one
No passive memorisation. From your very first session, you're talking. Stumbling is part of it — that's how the brain locks things in.
“Ich heiße…”— your first sentence
Real feedback, not algorithms
A real teacher listens to how you sound and corrects what actually matters — something no app can replicate.
“Gut, aber…”— the correction that sticks
Vocabulary that fits your life
You won't memorise the horse drinks milk. You'll learn to order coffee, navigate Berlin, and talk about your job.
“Einen Kaffee, bitte.”— actually useful
Founding cohort pricing
€399. For the founding cohort.
Cohort 2 onward is at standard price. This is what cohort #1 pays for being first.
Everything that's included
- 16 live sessions (2× per week, 90 min each) with your teacher
- Recorded replays — never miss a session
- Weekly practice partner + Friday speaking club (2 h)
- Native speaker Watch & Discuss sessions (bi-weekly)
- Live native guest conversations (×2 per cohort)
- Private cohort community space
- Certificate of completion
FAQs
The questions that actually come up
Cohort starts Monday · September 28, 2026. Still unsure? Ask us anything on the intro call.
Ready when you are
Apply for the founding cohort
Starts Monday · September 28, 202610 of 10 founding seats remaining
Applications close when seats fill or the deadline passes. Whichever comes first.
Apply for the founding cohort →