Online German intensive course: intensive weekday format or live at the weekend.
Intensive does not mean sitting in class all day. In the weekday format you train live from Monday to Friday: A1–B2 for 90 minutes daily, C1 for 135 minutes daily. The learning time is interactive and adapted to the individual learner: speaking, listening, responding, practising sentence structure, reusing vocabulary, shadowing and, where useful, decoding. In individual lessons or small groups of no more than 6 people, there is room for individual materials, personal learning paths and direct feedback.
Monday–Friday 09:30–12:45, 4 teaching units a day, break 11:30–11:45. See all ten modules, prices and duration at a glance.
Explore morning courses →Upcoming live courses – find your dates
A1/A2 · 17:30–19:00 | B1/B2 · 19:30–21:00 | C1 · 11:00–13:15 or evenings 18:45–21:00. A1–C1 weekends provisionally from 14 November, 10:00–14:20.
Intakes from 19 October are fully booked. Existing follow-on courses retain their published dates. Additional classes and start dates are confirmed upon enquiry (3–6 learners per group).
No traditional homework – the practice happens in class.
Vocabulary, sentence structure and typical situations are not explained once and then sent home for you to practise alone. They are understood, heard, spoken, varied and recalled in new situations during daily lessons. Review and consolidation are part of the live lesson.
Daily rhythm
Monday to Friday instead of long gaps between lessons.
Maximum 6 people
More time to speak yourself and receive direct feedback.
Exam preparation integrated
telc or Goethe exam preparation is built into the learning pathway according to your level.
What happens during the daily live lesson
The lesson time is not filled with passive listening. New content goes through several active steps so that it becomes not only familiar, but increasingly easy to retrieve.
1. Understand
New words and structures are made clear. Decoding can help make meaning and sentence logic visible.
2. Listen & speak
Listening comprehension, pronunciation and shadowing connect what you have learned with real spoken language.
3. Reuse
The material returns repeatedly in dialogues, questions, sentence building, role plays and exam-style tasks.
Online German course times: find a class that fits your schedule
The currently available groups are shown on the course pages with their start dates and times. Morning courses are published separately.
No suitable course time?
Email me at deutsch.intensivkurs.online@gmail.com or book a free consultation via Google Meet.