Why a 90-minute German course after work is deliberately intensive enough.
If you study German after a working day, you need a clear framework. A1–B2 therefore train live for 90 minutes, five days a week – with high activity instead of a long evening block.
Short answer
90 minutes per evening let working adults learn regularly without committing to several hours at a time.
Focused practice after work, without an exhausting multi-hour evening class.
Why is a small group particularly helpful?
Small groups make it easier to ask questions, correct mistakes straight away and practise new structures. In our live classes with 3–6 participants, there is more room for this than in larger groups.
- A1–B2: 90 minutes per day.
- A regular Monday-to-Friday rhythm.
- Compatible with work and daily life.
Comparison
| Aspect | General | At Deutsch Intensivkurs |
|---|---|---|
| Course level | A1–B2 | C1 |
| Daily duration | 90 minutes | 135 minutes |
| Schedule | Monday to Friday | Monday to Friday |
| Goal | Learn alongside work | Advanced intensive learning |
Who benefits most from this approach?
This approach is especially relevant if you are learning German alongside work, for daily life or for a telc or Goethe exam. Consistent progress is more important than short-lived test performance.