Annual German course
for teenagers
German for teenagers: level up and open doors
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What age group is the course for?
For adolescents from 12 to 17 years old, with groups organized by level for efficient progress. -
What is the duration and schedule?
It is an annual course (from the end of September to June), with 75 teaching hours. There are two classes per week in the afternoon, perfectly compatible with the school schedule. -
What are the groups like?
We work with small groups to maximize oral interaction and the confidence of each student to participate.
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Are the teachers native speakers?
Yes, almost all of our teachers are qualified native speakers, experts in connecting with teenagers and preparing them for official exams. -
When does the course start?
The course follows the academic calendar, beginning at the end of September and ending at the end of June.
About the course
German that really serves them, at school and beyond. Teenagers speak from day one, in small groups by level, with native teachers who know how to connect with them. We work with topics they care about and give them a solid foundation for exchanges, studies and, later on, work.
Program
Total duration: 75 teaching hours throughout the academic year.
Frequency: two classes per week for steady, solid progress.
Approach: 100% communicative methodology oriented towards academic results and building a strong linguistic foundation for the future.
Our levels
From level A1 to the consolidation of B2, we have a course for each stage of your learning.
Level A1 (Beginner): JUGEND A1.1 / A1.2
Level A2 (Elementary): JUGEND A2.1 / A2.2
Level B1 (Intermediate): JUGEND B1.1 / B1.2
Level B2 (Upper-Intermediate): JUGEND B2.1 / B2.2
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Your questions answered
My child is unmotivated with German, how can you help him/her?
With classes where they speak from day one, topics they care about and small groups where nobody gets left out. Once they see they can make themselves understood in German, motivation comes on its own.
What is the real difference with school reinforcement?
School tutoring reviews what is covered in class so students can pass. Here the goal is for them to really speak and understand German, with native teachers. And, along the way, school grades go up too.
Why is it so important for me to be fluent in German at this stage?
Because at this age they learn quickly and without fear of making mistakes, and a good level of German opens doors: exchanges, studies in German-speaking countries and a language highly valued in the European job market.
How is progress measured throughout the course?
You will see it in how they handle speaking, in their school grades and in the tests we give throughout the course. And once they reach the level, they can certify it with an official Goethe-Institut exam.
