As well as committing to daily practice with Lingoda, one of the best German schools in Berlin, there are other routes to speeding up your language learning. If you’re a permanent resident in Berlin, enroll in a university or college course or look out for private language academies or freelance German tutors. Whichever route you take, ensure your school or tutor has CEFR accreditation (as Lingoda does). CEFR is standardized across Europe with Beginner (A1), Intermediate (B1), and Advanced (C1) levels. By the time you reach the Advanced level, you should be communicating with native-speaker ease. Level-completion certificates are a valuable part of CVs when applying for new jobs or promotions. They’re globally accepted by employers and academic institutions.

Everybody’s life is different so whether you’re looking for daytime or evening German courses in Berlin, Lingoda is there for you. Booking your Zoom classes is super easy wherever you live in the world. Set up and activate your plan, then browse classes and click to book your place. You can filter by teacher, CEFR level, and time meaning you can study whenever it is convenient for you. For example, if you work during the day, sign in to Lingoda German evening classes in Berlin. German might seem tricky to start with, but as you progress you’ll pick up the building blocks. In fact, a lot of German words are like building blocks. They’re put together from smaller words. Add fun and variety to your learning as well by using flashcards, singing new vocabulary, watching local TV, listening to the radio, or finding new pals to chat to. When you learn German in Berlin with Lingoda, one thing’s for sure, you’ll soon be chatting like a local.

There are no shortcuts to learning a new language but with the right intensive German course in Berlin, tackling it becomes a habit. Like training for a sport or learning to play an instrument, practice is the key. Our cheap German courses in Berlin focus on maximum spoken interaction between students and teachers. Every teacher speaks German at a native level while each class has a maximum of five students. This means you receive individual attention and personalized feedback, helping your German language skills to grow quickly. Individual lessons focus on different elements such as speaking and listening, grammar, or vocabulary. Working with a range of teachers lets you experience a variety of accents and speaking styles, just as you would in the real world. And, with classmates from all over the world, you’ll have even more friendships and cultural enrichment in your life.

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