Break language barriers with German classes in Zürich

Once you have decided to learn German in Zürich with Lingoda, the first step is to activate your subscription and decide which course you want to take. As soon as your subscription has been accepted, you can search for classes. Use the filters to help narrow down your search for German lessons in Zürich that suit your diary and lifestyle. Filters include specific teachers, dates, times, and CEFR levels. Our online German courses in Zürich are available 24/7 and you can book as many classes as you wish up to seven days in advance. You can also choose whether to study German in Zürich as part of a small group or in an individual class. Whichever you choose, your class will be taught by an experienced native-level teacher.

While there are no shortcuts to learning a new language, it helps when language courses fit into your schedule without breaking your budget. At Lingoda, our prices range depending on the route you select, but our cheap German courses in Zürich are certainly budget-friendly. Every lesson focuses on the maximum interaction between your native-level teacher and your fellow students. To speed up your learning, sign up for our intensive German course in Zürich, the Lingoda Sprint™.

To pick the best German courses in Zürich for you it’s important to know your current language level. If you’re not sure, take the Lingoda free language assessment. This will determine whether your CEFR level is Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. When your German course in Zürich starts, interact as much as possible during the lessons. The more you speak and listen, the faster your pace of learning will be. Always act on any feedback from the teacher and refresh your skills by downloading the lesson resources. If you want to study at a faster pace, sign up for the intensive Lingoda Language Sprint.

Set yourself language goals and commit to as many German courses in Zürich as you can fit into your schedule, and you’ll be well on your way to fluency. Try to study somewhere quiet so you can fully tune into your teacher and fellow students. Make good use of any Lingoda resources that support your lesson, and make some yourself such as vocabulary flashcards and grammar memory hooks. Another great tip is watching German and Swiss TV and movies and listening to German radio and podcasts. Before long, you’ll be chatting easily with your new German-speaking friends and colleagues.

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Have you just moved to Germany or Switzerland and are looking for a German course for work or to settle in? Visit our pages on German courses in Berlin, Bonn, Bremen, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg, Hanover, Leipzig, Munich, Nuremberg, Stuttgart, Basel and Zurich.