Online corporate German courses for Germany, Austria and Switzerland
Businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland can enquire about live online German lessons for teams of 3–6 employees. Colleagues practise language that is relevant to their tasks, including in teams spread over several locations. This is online training, not on-site instruction.
Which DACH companies benefit from live online German lessons?
These lessons are useful for teams that need German in daily operations, customer contact or meetings. From HR in Munich to international teams in Vienna or employees in Zurich, live online training can connect locations without travel.
Germany: train colleagues across offices
Businesses in Munich, Berlin or other cities can train staff together when their language levels and learning goals align. Common tasks include telephone calls, handovers, follow-up questions and meetings.
Austria: specialist German in Vienna, Klagenfurt or Graz
Employees can practise industry terms, instructions and workplace dialogue. Activities are tailored to concrete communication situations and existing language skills.
Switzerland: German in multilingual workplaces
In Zurich, Basel, Bern and Italian-speaking Switzerland, Standard German lessons can support communication with German-speaking customers and colleagues. Swiss workplace contexts can also be included.
What are the advantages of a closed online small group?
A group of 3–6 employees creates room for job-related German and individual feedback. Colleagues can practise situations they face together at work.
| Criterion | Large general course | Closed online small group |
|---|---|---|
| Participants | More people share practice time | 3–6 employees |
| Professional language | Mostly general topics | Team-specific terms and tasks |
| Locations | Travel may be required | Live online from different offices |
| Corrections | Less individual time may be available | Focused grammar and pronunciation feedback |
| Teamwork | Learners may not know each other | Practise shared work conversations |
These are possible organisational and teaching benefits, not guaranteed savings or productivity improvements. Compare business small-group training.
How can we practise industry-specific German?
We work with actual communication tasks from your employees’ day-to-day work. Examples include safety instructions, customer queries, reports, technical questions, project meetings and polite emails. Topics and exercises are adapted to your industry.
Instead of only practising textbook dialogues, employees can explain and repeat relevant phrases in role-play. Learn more about industry-specific German.
Which class times apply to Germany, Austria and Switzerland?
Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy use the same Central European time zone. We agree the dates, lesson times and overall course duration with each business. Shift patterns, meetings and any other time zones can be taken into account.
| Planning question | Available approach |
|---|---|
| Group size | 3–6 employees with compatible goals |
| Where? | 100% live online, possible from several locations |
| When? | After dates, objectives and booking are agreed |
| Topics? | General German, workplace conversations and relevant industry terms |
How does a business enquire about German lessons?
Tell us how many employees would take part, their current level and the communication situations they need. We can then discuss group composition, schedules and learning objectives. Your initial enquiry is non-binding.
- Share the team size and approximate language level.
- Describe typical work conversations and specialist tasks.
- Agree on a suitable live online programme and receive an offer.
Can employees outside the DACH region take part?
Yes, if the local times and course organisation are compatible. Italy is particularly easy to coordinate because it shares the same time zone. For other countries, including Russia, we check the specific local time. Our principal corporate focus is Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Learning German as a team · Setting company language goals · German speaking practice for employees