One-to-one online German with a native-speaker teacher
One teacher, one learner and a plan built around your goal. More speaking time, corrections on the spot and German learnt in natural context.
- A personalised plan
- Feedback during the lesson
- Live online lessons
Why choose one-to-one?
Every minute of the lesson goes towards your goal
No waiting for the pace of a whole class. The teacher can change the content, the level and the practice on the spot, following your own responses.
A personalised plan
Content is chosen to match your level, your goal, your strengths and the areas you need to shore up.
More speaking time
You ask questions, put forward opinions and train your reflexes far more throughout the lesson.
Corrections on the spot
Mistakes in pronunciation, vocabulary and sentence structure are picked up in the very context you have just used.
Hearing natural German
Getting used to the phrasing, rhythm, pronunciation and shades of meaning native speakers actually use.
Progress at your own rate
You can go deeper on the hard parts and faster through what you already know well.
Tied to a real goal
Focused on conversation, a certificate, vocational training, work or daily life, depending on your path.
No need to learn the same way as everyone else
One-to-one suits you when you need a teacher watching closely, giving frequent feedback and focusing on your own goal.
Who is this course for?
For people who want closer attention
You can start from the foundations or build up your ability to use German in a specific field.
Complete beginners
Needing a teacher to adjust pace, explanation and pronunciation from the start.
People who hesitate to speak or react slowly
Needing a private space to practise speaking and have each mistake corrected.
People preparing for a certificate exam
Needing practice aimed at their weak points and at the exam ahead.
Trainees or people working in Germany
Needing vocabulary and situations close to the real working environment.
The plan, level by level
From A1 foundations to advanced C1 use
What follows is a general outline. The actual plan is adjusted once each learner’s level and goal have been established.
Starting to communicate
Pronunciation, basic sentences, introducing yourself and familiar everyday situations.
Focus: understanding and saying simple sentencesEveryday conversation
Widening vocabulary, recounting experiences and handling common conversations.
Focus: expressing familiar ideas clearlyConfident presentation
Giving opinions, explaining reasons and using German in study or at work.
Focus: speaking coherently and taking the initiativeProfessional communication
Discussing complex topics, expressing yourself precisely and building professional vocabulary.
Focus: precision and flexibilityExpression with nuance
Presenting an argument, using advanced structures and adapting your language to the context.
Focus: natural and persuasiveIf you do not know your current level, the consultation will help establish the right starting point.
What does a lesson look like?
Structured, but always flexible to the learner
Each lesson aims at one concrete goal and devotes a good share of the time to practising directly with the teacher.
Warm-up
Revising what you know and opening with a short speaking situation.
New focus
Exploring the vocabulary, structure or strategy needed in the lesson.
One-to-one practice
Speaking, responding, role play and applying it in a real context.
Feedback
A summary of what to remember, what to correct and what to practise next.
Matching the right teacher
Not just “any native speaker”
A lesson works better when the teacher’s approach fits your level, your goal and your learning style.
Establish the goal
Conversation, exam preparation, career, daily life or shoring up the foundations.
Assess the starting point
Establishing the current level, the strengths and what needs support.
Choose the direction
Matching content and style of interaction to the learner’s needs.
Adjust as you progress
The plan is updated whenever the goal or the need changes.
Course information
What you can know before you sign up
Individual details such as lesson length, timetable and fee are confirmed on the basis of the plan you choose.
One teacher – one learner
Live online, focused entirely on your own needs.
From A1 to C1
Content is adjusted to your ability and your actual starting point.
German pitched at your level
The teacher adjusts pace and phrasing so the learner can follow.
Driven by your goal
Conversation, exam preparation, career, daily life or foundation knowledge.
Agreed at the consultation
Time slots are discussed on the basis of your needs and remaining availability.
Equipment for online lessons
You need a stable internet connection, a microphone and a device suitable for a live class.
Timetable, lesson length and fee are confirmed by Frog-Job once both sides have agreed on the format that suits you.
Frequently asked questions
Answers before you start
Common questions about one-to-one online German with a native-speaker teacher.
If your case differs from the questions here, state your goal and preferred times in the consultation request.
Can a complete beginner learn with a native-speaker teacher?
Yes. The teacher adjusts speaking pace, vocabulary, visuals and the way questions are asked to suit your level. The A1 plan starts with pronunciation and basic sentence patterns.
Does the teacher speak only German in the lesson?
German is the main language of the lesson. Pace, phrasing and difficulty are adjusted so that you can understand and respond at your current level.
Can I focus purely on conversation or on exam preparation?
Yes. The content can focus on conversation, one specific exam skill, German for work, or several goals combined in one plan.
Is the timetable fixed or can I choose?
Time slots are discussed at the consultation stage, based on your needs and the teacher’s remaining availability. No specific slot is promised in advance on this page.
What is the fee and how long is a lesson?
Fee and lesson length depend on the plan, the level and the way you sign up. Frog-Job sends the exact figures once your needs have been established.
What do I need to prepare for online lessons?
You need a device with a microphone, a stable internet connection, a room that is quiet enough, and the ability to join the online learning platform that is agreed.
Start a course that belongs to you alone
Let the teacher focus on exactly what you need
Share your level, your goal and your preferred times so Frog-Job can suggest a suitable one-to-one online plan.
