Deutschkurse | German course Munich

Emad Hooshmand 3 months ago

This was the worst language school experience I have had in Germany. I have attended several language schools in Berlin, so I have a good basis for comparison. Unfortunately, this school did not meet my expectations in terms of organization, teaching quality, or student support. One of the biggest issues was that students with different levels, including A2 and B1, were placed in the same class. For me, this made the learning process confusing and ineffective. The teaching methods also felt outdated. There was little to no use of audio materials, video content, or projectors to support learning. In my experience, modern language schools usually make use of these resources to improve student engagement and comprehension. Another issue was the lack of a structured curriculum. Instead of following a textbook, students received a few pages of handouts each week. Because there was no book or clear course plan, it was impossible to know what topics would be covered in the following weeks or to study ahead. From my first week, I informed the school that I was at the A2 level and that the class seemed too advanced for me. I sent four emails and received no response. I also visited the offi

pavithra ramkumar 4 months ago

I attended the online course. Absolute waste of money! There is no structure, weekly 3 classes. Out of which in 1 class is for speaking and the teacher speaks only to one student. Self learning feels better.

Laura Pérez López 7 months ago

Waste of money! The courses are open and anyone can join at any time of the month, making the course very chaotic. Also the teachers are all Uni students who do not want to work. The class material that is 30 euros is ridiculous, write by them without any order or logic. And if you wonder why the have good ratings? When I was studying there, they where offering free Cokes for anyone who left a good review…. You can see the pictures I have uploaded. Summing up, avoid it this school at all costs, specially if you want it for a VISA.

Jimmy Nevell 10 months ago

The classes have big gaps in language levels so it can be frustrating when one class is too difficult and the other is too easy. The teachers change a lot during the week too which adds to this problem as teachers will teach at different levels. So it’s chaotic but the flexibility and price is good. Frau Bahar is absolutely excellent 5/5 stars!

Dale van der Lingen 11 months ago

I've taken German courses in a few places before and EVO Language is by far the worst. A waste of money. We even had one of the teachers recommend during our class that we enrol at other language schools. It was like a running joke between the students just how bad it is. The first class I was in we did nearly no speaking or writing exercises and no listening exercises ever. You had people in the class that had been their for more than a month and couldn't even have the most basic conversation like 'which way is the train station'. It seemed to cause a lot of people a lot of stress. Secondly, there aren't start or finish dates for the courses, they just cycle through the same material. They pretend when you sign-up that you're 'lucky' annd just in time to join the next class. Except, they only have three (Beginner, Middle and Advanced), even though they advertise that they have it all. From the first day I arrived I told them that this is chaotic, nobody knows which class you're supposed to be in. But be careful of asking for clarity because the horrible administrrative lady will be useless and rude. You will not have one teacher, every week we had two or three teachers. But that w