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Benefits of small groups

Why a small group helps you start speaking faster.

If you want to learn German quickly, you need one thing above all: many opportunities to use the language yourself. That is why the online intensive courses have a maximum of 6 participants.

Short answer

Small groups offer more speaking time, flexibility and individual attention.

With 3–6 learners, each person has more opportunities to ask questions and practise.

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.

  • Our live groups have 3–6 participants.
  • Active participation is easier than in a large class.
  • The group remains communicative and lively.

Comparison

AspectGeneralAt Deutsch Intensivkurs
Group sizeOften more learners3–6 participants
ParticipationOften less speaking timeMore opportunities for speaking and correction
AdaptationLess flexibleFlexible learning priorities

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.

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