German language classes

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alisonfyfe New member

Member since 21 February 2010

alisonfyfeNew member10 November 2012 06:57:58

I have just moved to Munich and have very basic German,
Can anyone help in were to find a decent language school or teacher, I work mon fri to approx 7pm so weekends would work great

Melissa346 ViP

Member since 25 October 2012

Melissa346ViP12 November 2012 07:12:08

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Hello alisonfyfe and welcome to expat-blog

Have you already check our "classes" section, in classifieds ads Munich?

Might help.

Melissa

brookeline New member

Member since 01 February 2013

brookelineNew member01 February 2013 13:14:12

Have you considered a skype class?聽 This is becoming popular with the mums at our international school.聽 If interested I can provide a name and contact info.

alisonfyfe New member

Member since 21 February 2010

alisonfyfeNew member01 February 2013 17:38:20

That sounds great fits in with my time free as well no doubt
thank you

brookeline New member

Member since 01 February 2013

brookelineNew member02 February 2013 07:53:29

I grabbed these two recommendations from our school's parent forum.聽 I hope these help.
Brooke

Inge Williams 0151 5308 4933 or Inge.williams@arcor.de聽
Private Tutor

Skype lesson--First lesson is free. His name is Wael and you can reach him by e-mail. wael_66_99@yahoo.com

beppi Germany - Singapore Expert

Member since 08 August 2010

Germany & Singapore Expert

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert02 February 2013 11:43:09

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Ask at your local "Volkshochschule", they usually have classes in all levels and at all times at very reasonable cost.

alisonfyfe New member

Member since 21 February 2010

alisonfyfeNew member02 February 2013 15:43:36

I have but due to the hours I work there is no classes on my free days and no way am I paying 50 euros up an hour for private lessons unless they travel to me

beppi Germany - Singapore Expert

Member since 08 August 2010

Germany & Singapore Expert

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert02 February 2013 17:00:46

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So, you want flexibility on the timing of the classes and you don't want to travel to them (which basically rules out group lessons), but you don't want to pay for a private teacher?
I am afraid you will have to make do with English then.
But with your attitude it should be easy to conclude that German is not worth learning anyway ...

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