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Learn German fast

Why an intensive course needs many lesson units.

Fast learning does not come from one single long study day. It comes from using, reviewing and actively retrieving German frequently with guidance. That is exactly what the many lesson units are for.

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For us, many lesson units mean

5 days per weekShort gaps between learning contacts.
Active live timeSpeaking, listening, sentence structure, vocabulary and review in the same lesson.
Review in classConsolidation does not depend on whether you still do homework in the evening.
Why the amount matters

Language becomes retrievable through frequent use.

Understanding an explanation once is not enough. Words and structures need to return and be used in new situations.

Frequent contact

From Monday to Friday, German stays present. There are no long learning gaps between lessons.

More repetitions

New content is revisited several times instead of being replaced immediately by the next topic after one lesson.

More application

The additional lesson units are not just explanation time. They create room for you to speak, listen, respond and correct errors yourself.

Intensive, but practical for everyday life

Many lesson units do not mean you have to study for hours every evening.

A1 to B2 deliberately take place for 90 minutes daily. C1 comprises 135 minutes in the morning. The high total number comes from the daily frequency over several weeks.

A1 & A2120 lesson units each
B1 & B2160 lesson units each across two modules
C1240 lesson units across two modules
No compulsory homeworkReview is part of the live lesson time.
Frequently asked questions

Why so many lesson units?

Do I really need that many lesson units?

If you want to progress quickly and confidently, you need not only new explanations but many opportunities for application and review.

Are 90 minutes per day not too little then?

No. The intensity comes from five focused sessions per week. This keeps A1–B2 practical for everyday life without giving up the daily frequency.

Are all lesson units live teaching?

Yes. The stated lesson units are part of the live course. Optional additional material comes on top.

Why no additional compulsory homework?

Because the core review already takes place as an integral part of the lessons. More about learning without compulsory homework →

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