If you have tried to learn German online before and stalled out somewhere around basic phrases, you are not alone. Most people who search for a way to learn German online start with a free app, make progress for a few weeks, then hit a wall the moment they try to actually speak. This course is built to solve that specific problem. Every class is live, taught by a native German teacher, in a group capped at a maximum of 10 students, so you get real speaking practice and real correction from your very first session.
Two intensive formats cover every level from A1 to C2, each running 12 weeks with 72 lessons of 45 minutes, in a group of no more than 10 students. Choose a Saturday or Sunday morning session, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, or an afternoon session, 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Every course follows the same structured, per level curriculum used across all of our programs, from beginner A1 through advanced C2. If your goal is to learn German online at a pace that actually moves you forward, an intensive format like this covers a full level in a single 12 week block instead of stretching the same material over a year.
We serve students connected to four countries directly: Germany, Georgia, India, and Nepal. If you are based in or planning a move to Berlin, Tbilisi, New Delhi, or Kathmandu, each city has its own dedicated course page covering local pricing context, common visa and career pathways, and answers to the questions people in that specific city actually ask. Every course is delivered the same way everywhere, live, online, and taught by a native speaker, so your location never limits your access to a real class. Our online german classes run on the same schedule and curriculum no matter which of the four countries you are joining from, so a student in Kathmandu and a student in Berlin sit in the same structured course, just at a class time that fits their own day.
Apps like Duolingo and Babbel are genuinely useful for building early vocabulary and getting comfortable with basic grammar patterns. Many people use them successfully for a few months and make real progress. The limitation shows up later, specifically around speaking. An app can tell you if you typed the wrong word. It cannot hear you say a sentence out loud, catch a pronunciation mistake, or push back when you use the wrong case in real conversation.
A few things matter more than anything else when you are trying to learn German language skills that actually stick. Group size is one of them. Our classes are capped at a maximum of 10 students, which means you get meaningful speaking time in every single session, not just the sessions that happen to have fewer people show up. Every teacher is a native German speaker trained specifically in teaching German as a foreign language, so your experience does not depend on luck.
Before your first class, a short placement test confirms your actual level, so you start in the right group instead of guessing based on how many years ago you studied German in school. And because every class is live online, you can join from anywhere, without being tied to one city or one physical classroom. For most people comparing options, the real question is not whether to learn German online at all, since that decision is usually already made, it is whether the online course they pick actually includes live human correction or just more self-paced material.