Online courses of German
good start and further progress
lessons with full immersion into the language environment
Learning German in LSE is...
...mastering one of the official languages of the EU, spoken by over 130 million people worldwide!
Knowledge of German opens up many prospects:
education and career. Germany is in the TOP 5 best countries in the world in terms of education. Graduates of German universities have every opportunity to get a highly paid job and build a successful career.
international communication. German is the official or one of the official languages of such the most developed countries in the world as Germany, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Luxembourg.
cultural development. Let's not forget - German is the language of philosophy and science! It is the language of Goethe, Kafka, Kant, Hegel, the second largest number of artworks and scientific works was been written in German (after English). You want to read Goethe in the original? Why not)
Learn German online with LSE teachers and enjoy all the benefits of mastering one of the most sought-after European languages!
Who is teaching courses?
Meet Oksana Radyk, a qualified teacher of online German language courses at LSE. Oksana has been teaching German for over 10 years, and she has several working tips on how to learn German effectively:
- Watch historical films: this is a great way to understand the history, mentality and culture of Germany.
- Listen to German music: simply listening to a variety of music and finding your favorite style is a great way to learn German and improve your pronunciation.
- Use web resources and specialized applications (eg DW DEUTSCH LERNEN) to improve your German with interactive exercises and socio-cultural content.
Online German for children
The LSE School provides German courses for kids of 6-12 years old and teenagers.
We promise: the lessons will be interesting and useful both for children who are just starting to learn German and for those who already have a certain level.
Children’s courses involve the study of alphabets, articles, simple constructions and rules. Children learn to talk about themselves, their hobbies, family and friends using basic language skills.
The courses for teenagers include both study of complex constructions and basic ones - for those who study German as a second foreign language. Having a phone conversation, describing a person’s appearance, ordering from a café, or telling a doctor about your symptoms is only a sample of what teenagers study.
Groups are formed according to the child's level of German and the age. To find out the level and get consultation, take a free level test at the link.
Online German for adults
Even if you have never studied German before, LSE courses will make your studies comfortable and effective.
Adult students learn words and constructions used in everyday life: for example, in a cafe, transport or hospital.
You will learn to talk about the weather, hobbies, employment, as well as maintain a conversation on more serious topics such as ecology and environmental protection.
German online at LSE is all about modern teaching methods, conversational practice in each lesson, interactive exercises and video recordings of online lessons.
Groups are formed according to the level of German. To find out your level and get a consultation, take a free online test at the link.
