Learn a foreign language, German for example, often means effort and tediousness for most children and teens. The reason is, children are overwhelmed with boring information about the new language. But it does not have to be that way!
LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE
The most important thing is how the language is learned. Studying only grammar and vocabulary you cannot expect children to have fun. Exactly, fun is the most important point for young people learning a new language effectively.
The question now is, how can we relate grammar to fun. The answer is easy.
WHAT TO LEARN
You have to ask yourself what a child or a teen likes to do. Children like to spend their spare time with many different toys. Teens on the other side start developing their own interests and hobbies.
A good German course for children must introduce the language with many fun and compelling language games.
A teen should learn German with the help of subjects interesting and suited to his age.
WHEN TO LEARN
If your child has not yet planned anything for the next school vacation or is looking for an interesting activity, it is definitely worth considering a language course as an opportunity — German or Italian.
If you want to have an insight into my courses, take a look at my page on German tutoring.
On my page about German language certificates, you will find which certificates are available for your children.
If you are not in Munich or find it difficult to reach my apartment you might consider the possibility of having a online course, check all details on my online German course page.
CONTACTS
If you think that your son or daughter deserves a better chance at learning another language, then go to the contact page. I will be happy to answer your questions.
Of course, for you and your children, there is the possibility to have a free trial lesson to get to know each other and discuss all the course details (availability, level, booking and so on).
Frequently Asked Questions
What age groups do you teach?
I teach children from around 6 years old up to teenagers aged 18. Each lesson is tailored to the student's age, interests, and language level to keep them engaged and motivated.
Do you offer both German and Italian for kids?
Yes, I offer both German and Italian courses for children and teenagers in Munich. You can choose the language that best suits your child's needs or start with a free trial lesson to see which one they enjoy more.
Can we try a lesson before booking?
Absolutely. I offer a free trial lesson to get to know each other, assess the child's level, and discuss the course structure. There is no obligation to continue after the trial.
Are the lessons online or in person?
Both options are available. I teach in person at my apartment in Munich, and I also offer online lessons via video call for families who are not in Munich or prefer the convenience of learning from home.
