1:1 lessons that build real confidence in speaking, listening, reading and writing, with grammar, vocabulary and exam preparation matched to your child’s course.
Choose your child’s level to see what lessons can cover.
Building strong foundations in vocabulary, grammar and confidence.
All four skills, plus the grammar, themes and role plays the exam demands.
Advanced language, essays, texts and films, with confident exam technique.
Cases confuse many learners because articles, adjective endings and sentence roles all change together. Your child’s tutor works through the patterns step by step and practises them in reading, writing and speaking.
German brings together vocabulary, grammar, comprehension and speaking. One-to-one lessons give your child time to ask questions and practise what they find hardest.
Pronunciation, conversation and oral tasks in a relaxed one-to-one setting.
Nominative, accusative, dative and genitive, alongside verbs, word order and sentence building.
Comprehension strategies using material matched to your child’s level.
The question styles and skills your child’s specification requires.
GCSE and A-Level German specifications vary, so we match tutoring to your child’s course and priorities wherever a suitable tutor is available.
Their year group, exam board if known and what they’d like help with.
We match a German specialist to your child’s stage and priorities.
Goals, a few activities and a clear focus for future lessons.
Your child’s tutor reviews progress and adapts as needs change.
German tutoring is delivered in live, weekly, one-to-one 40-minute lessons. Support is matched to the learner’s stage, course and priorities.
KS3, GCSE and A-Level German. We match each learner based on their stage, course and priorities.
Yes, where a suitable tutor is available. Lessons can follow your child’s GCSE or A-Level German specification and the skills it requires.
Yes. Tutors cover nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases alongside verb forms, word order, vocabulary and sentence building at your child’s level.
Yes. Lessons can include speaking, pronunciation, listening, reading, writing, grammar and vocabulary, depending on your child’s priorities.
Yes. Your child’s tutor revisits the vocabulary, grammar and skills they find hard, then adjusts the focus as confidence grows.
No. German tutoring is one to one. Our group tutoring currently covers GCSE Maths and GCSE English only.
Tell us your child’s stage, course and priorities, and we’ll match them with a German specialist.
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