Benefits, models and valuable tips of our German online courses
We're sure you've already researched a school offering and wondered what the advantages of an online course are compared to on-site classes, what the differences are, and which model suits you best. We know.
That's exactly why we've compiled all the options for you, such as how you can learn German online. In this article, you'll find an overview of all the advantages and differences between an on-site and online German course. We also give you practical tips & tricks as well as tools for digital lessons.
We also give you practical tips & tricks and tools for digital teaching.
What are the benefits of our online German courses?
Online courses are in vogue. Because learning from the comfort of your own home is a great opportunity to further your education, especially for learners from somewhat remote locations or an otherwise already busy schedule.
Taking German classes online gives you the following advantages:
- Great time saving: no outward and return journey from the school location
- Spatial flexibility - you can learn from anywhere
- Varied lessons through interactive exercises
What are the differences between online or offline German classes?
We've created a simple comparison table for you to weigh up all the differences between online and offline German lessons. Basically, there are not so many differences.
Above all, we recommend that you consider which physical location better suits your schedule, geographic location, and personal learning patterns.
| Â | German course online | German course on-site |
| Required material | Laptop, PC or tablet with microphoneInternet connection | Stationery |
| Arrival time | No travel time needed | Travel time to the training location |
| Contact with your class | Somewhat more difficult as the class is less able to interact with each other | Better exchange possible as time is spent together during breaks |
| Flexibility | Greater flexibility - participation possible from anywhere with internet connection | Less flexibility. - Participation only possible at the training location |
The model of the online German course from Languagecube.ch
For German learners LanguageCube offers the optimal total package. In interactive & individual lessons from level A1 to C1, all sub-areas are covered comprehensively: Reading, listening, writing and speaking. In order for you to learn German as quickly as possible, your group will be a maximum of 5 people, leaving room for your individual questions.
Your learning sessions take place online and you participate from the comfort of your home. Check out the next courses now and take your German to the next level with online lessons!
This is what distinguishes LanguageCube from other online offers to learn German
- Small group sizes with exchange among learners for maximum learning effect
- Easily get to know other German learners & exchange experiences
- Tailored to your needs and with plenty of room for your individual questions
- On-site & online courses possible
- Level A1 to C1
More supporting tips & apps for online German lessons
Especially in online classes, there are many learners who would like to create their notes digitally.
This has the benefit that the noted information is usually stored by an automatic synchronization with the cloud and can thus no longer be lost. Likewise, they are thereby from anywhere in the world with Internet reception with. The disadvantage is that these apps almost always require a premium version so that all functions can be fully used.
For fast and good learning, we recommend you to write notes by hand - this can be with a pen for your device or classically by hand on paper.
These are the apps we recommend for digital notes:
- Goodnotes (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
- Notability (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
- Microsoft OneNote (Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows)
- Evernote (Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows)
- Nebo (Android, iPad, Windows)
Tips & tricks to learn German online in class
- Find a quiet place in your home where you can listen well and be focused.
- Make sure you have enough space for yourself at your workstation and have all materials ready before class starts.
- Minimize distractions: e.g., turn off smartphone message sounds & vibration and set aside during online course.
- Avoid multitasking: try to focus on the lesson and don't take care of your mail inbox at the same time.
- Motivate yourself by keeping your online education or training goal in focus - "This is what I'm working toward and this is what I want & will achieve!"
- Set learning goals and, if necessary, a learning plan to stay on the ball
- Find out how you personally learn best and thus repeat the content of your online lessons
That's why LanguageCube is the perfect choice to learn German online
designed for online and offline lessons, so you learn everything you need to know online as well as on-site - in the most convenient and efficient way. You simply register for your online German course from level A1 to C1 and start flexibly on the next lesson date.
At all levels, LanguageCube focuses comprehensively on the sub-areas: Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking. This way you learn the language in all its applications and your brain can make important connections between understanding and implementation.
Find out now about LanguageCube's next online German courses and learn German quickly and easily.