I have just moved to Munich and have very basic German,
Can anyone help in were to find a decent language school or teacher, I work mon fri to approx 7pm so weekends would work great
German language classes
alisonfyfe
10 November 2012 08:57:58
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Melissa346
12 November 2012 09:12:08
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Hello alisonfyfe and welcome to expat-blog 
Have you already check our "classes" section, in classifieds ads Munich?
Might help.
Melissa
brookeline
01 February 2013 15:14:12
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Have you considered a skype class? This is becoming popular with the mums at our international school. If interested I can provide a name and contact info.
alisonfyfe
01 February 2013 19:38:20
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That sounds great fits in with my time free as well no doubt
thank you
brookeline
02 February 2013 09:53:29
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I grabbed these two recommendations from our school's parent forum. I hope these help.
Brooke
Inge Williams 0151 5308 4933 or [email protected]
Private Tutor
Skype lesson--First lesson is free. His name is Wael and you can reach him by e-mail. [email protected]
beppi
02 February 2013 13:43:09
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Ask at your local "Volkshochschule", they usually have classes in all levels and at all times at very reasonable cost.
alisonfyfe
02 February 2013 17:43:36
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I have but due to the hours I work there is no classes on my free days and no way am I paying 50 euros up an hour for private lessons unless they travel to me
beppi
02 February 2013 19:00:46
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So, you want flexibility on the timing of the classes and you don't want to travel to them (which basically rules out group lessons), but you don't want to pay for a private teacher?
I am afraid you will have to make do with English then.
But with your attitude it should be easy to conclude that German is not worth learning anyway ...
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