80% of the people meet go, like me, to Alemania at Albisriederplatz, it's relatively good value but it depends on the teacher you get.

80% of the people I meet...

Hi Wojciech

Did you find a good german course at the end?

I am arriving in May and i am also considering the migros ;-)

The ideal would be to start with a lunch course...

I was in alemania. I confirm the good value for money and, yes, it depends on the teacher.

Now I'm attending lessons in bellingua (www.bellingua.ch). I find it much better, if you are really motivated. Otherwise leave it... it would just be frustrating.

Many thanks stefano.

I am motivated i have already a good level but i need to be 100% ready for my work!!

Hey,

I did German lessons at Migros and those were good, I think it depends a lot of your teacher. Viel spass beim lernen :)

Danke Tanja!

Ok then i will try to speak to my potential teacher before subscribing.

Thanks for your advice!

Hi, I went to Bellingua, the teacher was really good and young! Viel spass!

www.hull-school.ch

the best in town. not really cheap :-)

hi there, i have come to understand that frequency is the main thing. even more important than the reputation or name of a school. one hour per week simply isn't enough unless u have some (German speaking) friends to converse with on a regular (!) basis. a friend of mine who is himself a student offers informal (individual) conversation during lunchbreak or after work. u might want to consider something like that ... best regards ;-)

I take German Lessons per skype, wenn you want, a take the teachers name, she is very very good:)

well who can advice a teacher through skype? I am moving to Zurich and Lucerne area.

Hi

Maybe an option to improve your German:

Evas and Elias' Deutschgruppe at facebook

https://www.facebook.com/groups/333471193458151/

Have a look, join and improve your German - with edutainemant (fun and education)

Elias