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Learn German at weekends – and keep your working week free.

Live online German courses every Saturday and Sunday. A reliable path from A1 to C1 for professionals who cannot attend classes during the week.

Saturday and Sunday, 10:00–14:2010 teaching units per weekend3–6 participants per groupNo Sunday surcharge

Your weekend course at a glance

Saturday and Sunday, 10:00–14:20

20-minute break, 12:00–12:20

10 teaching units per weekend

5 teaching units of 45 minutes per day, plus 15 minutes of guided practice; 1 unit = 45 minutes.

3–6 participants per group

Interactive live lessons, individual feedback and built-in revision.

We count five 45-minute teaching units per day (225 minutes). The remaining 15 minutes are extra guided practice at no charge.

Modules, duration and prices

Black Friday / Cyber Monday course offers apply to bookings made by 30 November 2026. Thereafter the listed regular module prices apply. Your final price is confirmed before booking.

Each module can be booked separately. All dates are estimates; holidays extend calendar duration, not your booked teaching units.

LevelUnits per moduleTeaching weekendsPromotional priceStandard price
A1.1 / A1.260 UE6€741€890
A2.1 / A2.260 UE6€741€890
B1.1 / B1.280 UE8€988€1,190
B2.1 / B2.280 UE8€988€1,190
C1.1 / C1.2120 UE12€1,482€1,790
No Sunday surcharge Our Saturday and Sunday lessons have the same rate. There is no additional Sunday or weekend surcharge. All 10 teaching units per weekend are already included in the published module price.

Promotional prices with one-off payment per module, for Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2026; planned campaign until 30 November 2026. 1 unit = 45 minutes. The confirmed booking terms apply.

Provisional start and follow-on dates

Sample schedule for a weekend cohort starting provisionally on 14 November 2026. Follow-on modules continue in sequence; availability and starts depend on demand.

An additional group may begin as early as 7 November 2026 if enough learners enrol. You can register your interest without obligation.

ModuleProvisional startProvisional endLessons
A1.114 Nov 202620 Dec 20266 weekends
A1.209 Jan 202714 Feb 20276 weekends
A2.114 Nov 202620 Dec 20266 weekends
A2.209 Jan 202714 Feb 20276 weekends
B1.114 Nov 202617 Jan 20278 weekends
B1.223 Jan 202714 Mar 20278 weekends
B2.114 Nov 202617 Jan 20278 weekends
B2.223 Jan 202714 Mar 20278 weekends
C1.114 Nov 202614 Feb 202712 weekends
C1.220 Feb 202706 Jun 202712 weekends
Dates are provisional. New groups generally start with three confirmed enrolments (maximum six learners). Individual written start commitments remain unaffected.

From completed A1 to B1 – a weekend learning path

Already completed A1 and aiming for B1 at work? Here is a connected learning path with the same weekend routine.

ModuleProvisional startProvisional endLessons
A2.114 Nov 202620 Dec 20266 weekends
A2.209 Jan 202714 Feb 20276 weekends
B1.120 Feb 202718 Apr 20278 weekends
B1.208 May 202704 Jul 20278 weekends
280 units · 28 teaching weekends · provisional B1 completion on 4 July 2027.
Planned promotional total for the four individually booked modules: €3,458 instead of €4,160 at standard rates; official exam fees are extra. Completing modules is not the same as obtaining an official certificate.

Holidays, public holidays and time off

Our plan includes real breaks. You will not lose any booked teaching units: the calendar end date simply moves accordingly.

Christmas/New Year break

24 Dec 2026–6 Jan 2027

Easter break

27 March–2 April 2027; classes provisionally resume on 3 April

Weekends off

24/25 April, 1/2 May and 15/16 May 2027

Summer break

provisionally 10 July–22 August 2027; after the sample A2–B1 course finishes

Other public holidays relevant to the course location may apply. Whit Sunday (16 May 2027) is included as an additional planned weekend off, not as a nationwide Italian public holiday. Dates are provisional.

Frequently asked questions

Can I go from completed A1 to B1 at weekends?

Yes. The planned pathway covers A2.1, A2.2, B1.1 and B1.2: 280 teaching units over 28 teaching weekends. Placement determines the right entry point.

Will I still have free time at weekends?

Classes end at 14:20, leaving the afternoon and evening free. Christmas, Easter, selected public holiday weekends and a summer break are also part of the schedule.

Does the price include the official B1 exam?

No. Exam preparation is included, but the official telc or Goethe examination is booked and paid for separately.

Can I book one module only?

Yes, every module from A1.1 to C1.2 may be booked separately. Follow-on dates are provisional.

How many learners are in a group?

Normally three to six. New groups depend on enrolments and place availability.

Which weekend course is right for you?

Take the free placement test or speak to us about your entry level and follow-on module.

Learn Standard German, not a local dialect

Your teacher need not come from your region. We teach clearly pronounced Standard German, not a local dialect, with awareness of German, Austrian and Swiss standard usage.

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