Online German Classes With Only 5 Students- Taught by Experienced Native Tutors

Sign up for one of our new daytime, evening or weekend German classes and learn German in a small class taught by an excellent tutor and native speaker. Just choose the class that suits you best or- if you are not sure about your level- book a free assessment with us. To sign up, you'll need to pay £40 for the first class and if you then decide to continue, you pay for a block of 5 classes rather than 10 or more weeks as with other language schools. For more information and to join one of our new online German courses, please check our website.

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