Why take a weekend German course in a small group?
Weekend lessons have just 3–6 participants, leaving more time for individual speaking and questions. This makes it easier to practise vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, and to receive immediate feedback during the live weekend lessons.
Why is this helpful?
More time for what matters
Regular live practice, even alongside a full-time job.
Clear course details
Small groups, fixed lesson units and transparent schedules.
Individual attention
Active speaking, personal feedback and suitable exam practice.
Weekend lessons have just 3–6 participants, leaving more time for individual speaking and questions. This makes it easier to practise vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, and to receive immediate feedback during the live weekend lessons.
Weekend training compared with weekday courses
| Feature | Weekend course | Weekday evening course |
|---|---|---|
| Regular lessons | Saturday and Sunday | Monday to Friday |
| Teaching units | 4 units per day; 8 per weekend | A1–B2: 2 units per weekday |
| Live group size | 3–6 participants | 3–6 participants |
| Exam support | Relevant Goethe/telc formats integrated | Relevant Goethe/telc formats integrated |
Which weekend courses are available?
Weekend intensive German courses are offered at B1 and C1 level. The programme and times are listed on the course page. Classes are live online; course materials are included and there is no compulsory homework.