German Tutors Near Me: Learn with Private Lessons

Connect with a new culture through German lessons! Choose your ideal German tutor and achieve fluency.

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Atia tul wahab

Birmingham

German

£25/h

1st lesson free

German language tutor teaches all levels

Hello!I have been teaching german language online via skype since 2018. Visit my profile for reviews  https://www.linkedin.com/in/atiatulwahab Avail free trial session

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James

Stratford-upon-Avon

German

£20/h

1st lesson free

German Tutor teaching all levels and abilities

Having lived in Vienna, Austria, for 16 years and taught German at multiple levels, I look forward to helping you take your German to the next level!

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Alice Flavin

London

German

£9/h

1st lesson free

Experience German Tutor with a German Bachelors degree

I have a 1H Bachelors degree in German and also spent a year living abroad in Germany. I am an experienced tutor and offer personalised lessons to cover the areas you find most cha...

Mailin

Mailin

Coventry

German

£18/h

1st lesson free

German tutor (bilingual in German and English)

I am currently pursuing a PhD at Warwick business school and have teaching experience at an undergraduate level. I was born in Germany and have done my undergraduate in the US and ...

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)

🏫 How to find a good private German tutor?

At FindTutors you can choose between German lessons taught by native German tutors, German tutors specialising in exams and private German tutors for beginners. One way to narrow down your choices is to decide whether you want private tuition at home, online tuition or private tuition near you. Our recommendation for choosing your private German tutor is to check the reviews of other students, compare tutors’ profiles, qualifications and check the price of the German lessons.

<strong>💰 How much do German lessons cost?</strong>

The prices vary from tutor to tutor. Years of experience, courses and certifications all have an influence on what each tutor charges. Some set the price of a private German lesson according to the level of each student, e.g. the higher the level, the more expensive the lesson. The average price is £21 an hour. Check the prices of German classes here.

<strong>👨 Are there German tutors for children?</strong>

Finding a German tutor for your child will make it easy for them to learn German. Private tutors for children specialise in early childhood education and teaching methods for children. On our website you can find tutors who specialise in teaching German to children, you can choose from German lessons for primary school students and for secondary school students. We recommend that you have an interview to get to know the tutor so that you can make an informed choice of who should be your child's German tutor.

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<strong>🔎 How can I find German lessons online?</strong>

Finding tutors for German lessons online is very easy. Just compare the profiles of the online German tutors and get in touch with them for free using FindTutors. Many private tutors also offer online tuition and are adapted to digital learning platforms.

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<strong>🚀 What is the easiest way to learn German from scratch?</strong>

Many people want to learn German and it is possible by following a few basic steps. The first is to take the time to discover your learning style. Your private German tutor can be a guide and help you to speak, listen, write and understand German. Your German tutor will adapt your German lessons to suit your pace.

Learning German and finding tutors

Why learn German?

More and more people want to learn German, a Germanic language spoken mainly in Central Europe. It is the 12th most widely spoken language in the world and is famous for its wide range of specific vocabulary, which makes native speakers in demand all over the world. In addition, German culture attracts many travellers, which makes German lessons even more popular.

Online tuition is also a very common option and you don't need to go all the way to Germany to be transported into German culture. With globalisation and technology, you will be able to contact many native German tutors and study the language online without any problems.

Types of German lessons

If you are unsure about which is the best way to study German, we have identified some popular options to help you decide. Remember: there are many ways to take German lessons, the key is to know which learning style is best for you.

  • Private German lessons: if you are looking for a private environment and a German tutor who will create a teaching method that is tailored to your needs, private tuition for German is ideal for you.
  • German lessons for groups: This is the most common way to learn German, as even the shyest students are encouraged to speak and participate in teamwork. In general, group German lessons are the preferred option for those who want to learn German at a language school.

How to learn German

No matter how you choose to learn German, each method will help you improve your German and reach your language goals. Here are some ways to learn German:

  • German language schools: The most traditional method which is suitable for those who prefer to learn by levels. Tuition centres are also ideal for people who need to pass an exam or study over a longer period of time.
  • Private tuition: A good alternative for students who prefer personalised German lessons. A private German tutor can focus on your needs only, unlike in a tuition centre. Private tuition is also a great option for those who need to clarify specific questions or prepare for an exam.
  • German exchange programme: For those who want to immerse themselves in the culture, the best option is an exchange programme. However, we recommend that you brush up on the basic vocabulary and grammar with some German lessons.

How long does it take to learn German?

The time it takes to learn German will depend on the amount of previous contact a person has had with the German language or culture. English speakers, for example, will find it easier to learn German because of the similarity of the languages. It is also necessary to dedicate yourself to learning a new language: people who practise constantly will master the language more quickly than those who limit their learning to one hour of German lessons a week.

According to the CEFR, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, the average time to learn German is 6 months for each language level, from A1 to C2.

I want to take German lessons, how do I choose a tutor?

Your private German tutor should fit into your routine, so it is important that you consider a few things to help you make your choice. If you have gotten this far, you should already know which type of German lessons are right for you as well as whether you want to do an exchange programme, private tuition or enrol in a language school. To find a tutor, use the filters on the page:

  • Language level: If you already have a certain level of German, you will need highly qualified tutors. This step is so important that most language schools have free tests to find out what level you are at. If you already know your level, you can go directly to a tutor.
  • Location: Finding tutors and German classes in London or Manchester will be much easier than finding them in small towns or rural areas. So, when finding tutors, ask yourself if there are German tutors near you or if online tuition is the best option.
  • Availability: Check the availability of the private tutors, as having matching timetables is essential for finding the right tutor for you. If you choose a language school, the timetables are usually fixed.

Duration of the German lessons: An intensive German course may be the best option if you are preparing for an exchange or an official exam with a fixed date. Think carefully about how much time you have to dedicate to German lessons when finding tutors or courses.