Online German classes
Learn German with the best online teachers
If you want to learn German properly, practically and on a flexible schedule, TeachyTalk’s online German classes may well be the right choice for you. They are taught one-to-one, so you can concentrate fully and be taught at your own level and towards your own goal. In a private class your teacher shapes the plan around what you need, and you get more time for conversation practice, for clearing up difficulties and for making faster progress.
Meet our top German teachers
Start learning German with TeachyTalk’s most experienced teachers — the people who will smooth your path to the Goethe exam, to speaking confidently and to emigrating.
Fereshteh Zakeri
MA in German language teaching (TestDaF preparation)
I hold an MA in German language teaching from Shahid Beheshti University, along with a B2 German certificate and an official TestDaF certificate. I’ll help you plan for and pass the official B1, B2 and TestDaF exams recognised by the German embassy, as well as the official A1 and A2 exams for those who need a family-reunion visa. Exam planning, troubleshooting classes and revision sessions right up to exam day are all part of what I offer.
Aida Hashemi
German and English teacher
Hello! I’m a master’s student in psychology and I’ve been teaching English and German for several years. My interest in languages began when I realised that real learning happens when the mind and the emotions are engaged together. In my classes I try to create a safe, stress-free space so you can speak comfortably and grow in confidence. If you want to learn effectively and see real results, I’d be glad to work with you.
The advantages of TeachyTalk’s online German classes
Taught by the country’s best teachers
Classes are taught by experienced specialists, so you can work through the language methodically and with a clear purpose.
Interactive classes
TeachyTalk’s online German classes are not limited to theory: you take an active part in conversation and exercises throughout the lesson.
Learn from anywhere you like
With nothing more than an internet connection you can join online German courses with a teacher from home, from work, or from any city or country.
Choose the days that suit you
Class times are set around your own schedule, so you can keep learning without it clashing with work or study.
Saves you time and money
With the travel and the extra costs gone, you can learn German in less time and for a more reasonable price.
What TeachyTalk’s online German classes offer
Here are some of the most important features of TeachyTalk’s online German classes:
Classes taught one-to-one
One-to-one teaching, with full attention on what you need
Teaching from beginner to advanced
A complete path through the language, at every level
Focused on speaking and practical skills
Building your ability to hold everyday, useful conversations
A plan matched to your goal
A course designed around your own needs and aims
Preparation for the Goethe exam and for emigrating
Full support for the international exams
Reputable, up-to-date learning materials
Access to the newest and best resources
Ongoing support and progress reviews
Someone alongside you, checking your progress at every stage
How are the online German classes run?
TeachyTalk’s online German classes run on Skyroom and Google Meet. Once you have registered you choose the teacher you want, take a free first session, and carry on with the classes if you are happy.
During the class your teacher steers the learning using teaching materials, interactive exercises and German conversation, so you build all of your German skills at the same time.
What is the best way to learn German at home?
Learning German at home works when you use the right methods and keep at them consistently.
There are plenty of ways to learn German these days, but it matters a great deal that you pick one which produces real progress and keeps you motivated.
Taking an online German class
One of the best and most effective ways to learn German at home is to take an online class. You are in direct contact with a teacher and can pick up speaking, pronunciation and grammar interactively. The plan is set to your level and your goal, and there is room to clear up difficulties and practise steadily. Compared with teaching yourself, an online class brings more structure and faster progress.
Learning from German films and series
Watching German films, series and teaching videos strengthens your listening and gets you used to how words are actually pronounced. It is also very good for widening your vocabulary and following everyday conversation.
Using language-learning apps
German learning apps are useful for vocabulary, daily practice and revision. On their own they are usually not enough, though — they work best alongside a proper class.
Reading books and study materials
Working through coursebooks, simple German stories and grammar exercises builds your reading and writing. Choosing material that matches your level matters a great deal here.
Of all the ways to learn, an online German class is one of the most complete and most effective options for learning German at home — because it gives you a teacher, a structured plan, direct interaction and a way to track your progress.
Learning German online versus in person — which is better?
One of the questions people looking for German classes ask most often is whether an in-person class is better than a private online one. In the table below we compare learning German online with learning it in person, to give you a clear view of the two approaches.
| Feature | Online German class | In-person German class |
|---|---|---|
| Access | From anywhere | You have to be there in person |
| Time saved | High | Low |
| Scheduling flexibility | Greater | More limited |
| Travel costs | None | Yes |
| Interaction with the teacher | High | High |
| Can the class be recorded? | In some classes, yes | Usually not |
Frequently asked questions about online classes
Everything worth knowing before you start an online language class