Master German – one of the most important European languages. And we will help you bring your command of this language to absolute perfection!
Are you getting ready for a German exam? We’ll be happy to help you with it as well. We’ve gained a wealth of experience from diligent preparation for Goethe-Zertifikat or national language exams or for secondary school or university entrance exams.
Online German lessons
One-to-one German lessons are held online, mostly via Google, Skype or Zoom communication utilities. Your teacher is there just for you for the entire duration of the lesson which allows him/her to make the lessons to fit your needs exactly (pace, topics, learning stuff). You can select 45- or 60minute units. And you can have your lessons either with a Czech teacher or a native speaker.
Internationally recognized German language certificates Goethe-Zertifikat
Worldwide renowned Goethe-Zertifikat certificates represent a direct proof of German language skills and they are issued by the Goethe-Institut.
We will help you get ready for the German exam of your choice. We will familiarise you with all essential specifications, process and difficulties and we will go through the respective tests thoroughly and, online with our experienced tutors, complete your skills and knowledge so that you can successfully pass the exam.
Catch-up lessons, written tests, entrance exams and retakes
We will help you catch up on German, get ready for written tests, secondary school and university entrance exams, both retakes and final exams. Together we’ll master every difficulty you might encounter in the German language.
Interesting facts about German
😉 Did you know that “trychtýř” (der Trichter), deka (die Decke), špek (der Speck), biflovat (büffeln)“ are German loanwords?
😉 And, on the other hand, the Germans also adopted some Czech words, e.g. die Plautze (plíce), die Kretscham (krčma), die Mauke (mouka), der Kasch (kaše), der Powidl (povidla) and also die Buchteln (buchty).
😉 Foods and ingredients can be found in many German idioms. The most frequently used is die Wurst (klobása). E.g. “Alles hat ein Ende, nur die Wurst hat zwei.“ („Vše má svůj konec, jen klobása má konce dva.“).
Subscriptions
The rates are valid for general language courses held by a Czech teacher.
Do you want to get ready for a language exam, master a professional language or have lessons with a native speaker?
We’ll be happy to tailor an individual offer for you, feel free to contact us.