German is the most spoken language in the European Union. It is the official language of countries like Germany, Austria, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Therefore, being proficient in German is a big plus if you plan to work in Germany. Knowing how to communicate in German is an unsaid norm, especially in Germany. English is not as relevant there in communicational aspects. Natives appreciate speaking in German over English, whether it’s the workplace or a night out with friends.

Some of the most in-demand professional roles include electronics engineers, IT professionals, software developers, mechanical engineers, account managers, business analysts, civil engineers, architects, pilots, college professors, researchers in biotechnology and neuroscience, surgeons and doctors.

•         Enroll in a German language learning course, as the structure and guidance provided by a tutor will help you get started. They can provide a direction depending on your personal and professional goals.

•         Study and practice German every day. Even if you’re a beginner and all you can do is form a basic sentence, start practicing by writing down sentences and talking.

•         Find a language partner with whom you can practice speaking in German. You can also use German text each other.

•         Turn to your favorite sources of entertainment and leisure, such as music, movies, podcasts, books, audiobooks, TV shows, Vlogs, social media etc. Watch, listen and interact with them in German. Use this opportunity to get original German content.

•         Find the most popular vocabulary, split them into manageable chunks, learn and put them into use everyday.

·         Use flashcards to learn grammar and keep workbooks that help you to practice and test and keep track of your progress.

As a working professional, you already feel like you don’t have enough time on your hands. So learning German alone requires extra effort to find all the right study materials. Keep that overwhelming process away and join an online class. It is convenient as you don’t have to spend more time traveling places. You can learn from anywhere, whether you’re home or out traveling. It also enables one on one lessons where the tutor can provide you with instant corrections and feedback.

You can learn German within a month to two years. It depends on your purpose and goals of learning German. Suppose you’re traveling to Germany, then you can get away with learning very little in a month. But if you’re planning to study or immigrate, you’ll need a year or two to learn based on your goals and pace.

Yes, all our students who complete the course get issued an accredited certificate.

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