One-to-one German training – prepared for your new everyday life
Many people who move to a German-speaking country can already understand quite a lot and hold simple conversations. It becomes difficult when everything is new at the same time: finding accommodation, registering with authorities, the first day at work, doctor’s appointments, conversations at school or kindergarten. This is exactly where this training starts: we make your German more stable, build typical routines, and prepare concrete situations related to your move.
Warum mit mir?
I am Ferenc Andrási, a native speaker of German with a technical background (Höhere technische Lehranstalt, Engnineer), solid linguistic expertise, and many years of experience in adult education as a German trainer. For many years I have worked with people who move to Germany, Austria or Switzerland for work or family – from professionals in industry to IT and office roles, and also relatives who organise everyday life locally. Through my own foreign-language experience, I understand what it means to have to function in a new language – often with little time and under considerable pressure.
Your training – tailored
The lessons follow your plan: where you are going, what your everyday life will look like, and which tasks you will face. Typical focus areas:
✓ Organising everyday life: shopping, arranging appointments, approaching neighbours, childcare, doctor’s visits
✓ Starting work: introducing yourself, understanding tasks, asking questions, giving brief updates
✓ Authorities and forms: clarifying registration, residence matters, health insurance, school and similar topics in an understandable way
✓ Phone and online contacts: conversations with landlords, employers, authorities or service providers
✓ If needed: preparation for required language exams or short aptitude tests – with tasks that match your goal
Your progress
You receive clear feedback, targeted corrections, and tasks that are directly connected to your planned everyday life. Step by step, a feeling develops:
“I know what is coming – and I can handle it in German.