Learn German together as a company team
A closed group of 3–6 colleagues offers a chance to practise shared work conversations and learn together. Staff can work on related language tasks even if they join the live online course from different locations.
Can a team learn German together effectively?
A closed group of 3–6 colleagues offers a chance to practise shared work conversations and learn together.
How does a small group compare with a larger class?
| Aspect | 3–6 people in a live class | Larger group |
|---|---|---|
| Speaking opportunities | More speaking time per learner at the same lesson duration | Speaking time is shared among more people |
| Group size | 3–6 people per small group | Less individual time is usually available |
| Learning examples | Shared workplace practice and individual feedback | Less room for individual examples |
| Feedback | Personal corrections can be integrated more easily | Individual feedback may be more limited |
Note: These are typical opportunities in classes of equal duration, not a guarantee of progress or exam results.
How can your employees apply this at work?
Course content and group composition are agreed in advance. Employees practise vocabulary, work-related conversations and listening skills that fit their professional tasks.
When is a company course for 3–6 people a good fit?
This approach is especially suitable when colleagues share comparable language goals and use German regularly at work. General and industry-specific German can both be included.
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Practical advantages for your business
Colleagues practise together
A closed group of 3–6 colleagues offers a chance to practise shared work conversations and learn together. Staff can work on related language tasks even if they join the live online course from different locations. Employees can participate online from different locations and practise with examples from their own roles.
3–6 employees attend live online lessons. The actual benefits depend on starting levels, learning goals and regular attendance.