Your first words. A real connection.
A coffee ordered in German. A question you dare to ask. A simple conversation you can join.
These are the moments we practise for: introducing yourself, asking for what you need, using numbers and times, and talking about familiar people and places.
Listen, understand, practise and speak. You do not need to get everything right before you begin.
Small steps. Real practice.
A clear rhythm for every learning day.
Watch Federica’s video explanations, listen to everyday German and practise speaking aloud. Your downloadable workbook connects each lesson with your own practice.
Meet Federica and the group in four weekly live sessions to ask questions and practise together.
Plan 90–120 minutes of self-study per learning day, six days a week — around 9–12 hours a week. Live group sessions are additional to this study time. Split your daily learning into shorter sessions, and pause or replay the available lessons when you need to.
Meet Federica. Your guide to German.
Language learning begins with people.
Federica Brandenburg brings her experience in language teaching, interpreting and intercultural communication to your journey. For her, learning a language means connecting with people and feeling more at home in their world.
Your starting-point questionnaire helps her understand your languages, your goals and where you need support.
Before you begin.
Do I need any German?
No prior German is required. You can also join to rebuild your foundations. Platform guidance is in English; German is introduced step by step.
Why a pilot price?
Your €147 covers the four-week programme and four live group sessions. As part of this first group, we ask you to share honest feedback to help improve the next edition.
When does it start, and how does access work?
We start on Monday, 5 October 2026. The following weeks open on 11, 18 and 25 October. All released weeks remain available through 8 November 2026. Live sessions are on Wednesdays 7, 14, 21 and 28 October, from 18:00 to 19:30 (Berlin/Ljubljana time). The local time stays the same after the clock change; 28 October is CET (UTC+1).