Arrive with a language plan

German for the life beyond paperwork.

A focused consultation for people moving to Germany: decide what to learn first for housing, shopping, transport, neighbours and appointments—without trying to master every grammar table before arrival.

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A lively German city street with bicycles and pedestrians

Start with what you will say

Language help shaped around real errands

You bring your move date, destination and likely routines. We turn them into a short, usable learning order.

Aerial view of streets and residential blocks
Speaking rehearsal · 45 minutes

Arrival Phrase Rehearsal

Practise one high-stakes everyday exchange—such as a handover, appointment or registration—with realistic follow-up questions.

What is included →
Frankfurt skyline and the Main river at sunset
One-to-one consultation · 75 minutes

Everyday German Priority Session

Map the conversations you are likely to face in your first month and decide what deserves practice now.

What is included →
Friends speaking together outdoors
Weekly language support · 4 × 30 minutes

Four-Week Practice Check-in

Four concise calls to adjust your priorities as real life reveals which conversations need attention.

What is included →
Street signs in a German-speaking city

Your first 30 days

Useful before flawless

The first wins are modest and important: understanding a cashier's question, asking where a platform is, introducing yourself to a neighbour and following the basic shape of an appointment.

  • A personal list of high-frequency situations
  • Polite phrases that work even with limited grammar
  • Listening cues for numbers, times and directions
  • A practice rhythm that fits the weeks around your move
Walk through the first-weeks guide

What clients noticed

Progress measured in ordinary moments

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“I stopped freezing when the bakery staff asked a follow-up. We practised the exact variations, including when I did not catch the price.”
— Mina, moved to Offenbach
“The session was less about ‘learning German’ and more about choosing the right first hundred words. I still found the listening drills demanding, but they made the tram announcements less mysterious.”
— Daniel, Frankfurt
“My landlord handover felt manageable because I had language for meter readings, keys and noting damage—not just a generic introduction.”
— Priya, Mainz

Bring your moving date

Leave with a German learning order that fits your life.

A 75-minute one-to-one planning session, online or at our Frankfurt office.

Ask about a session