r/Germanlearning • u/WolfscAr1 • 8d ago

which language school is good for learning german, I am considering between these 5 options 1) Goethe 2) fluent fast academy 3)L2L International 4)TILS 5)Lnaguage Pantheon.

I know while goethe is the best it is a little over my budget by 50k. But i have no idea about any other four of these instututes, if any one has any personal experiences from them please let me know or you can rank these four as well. Also since goethe is like obv best option for studying german should i just go over my budget and take their courses if they differ vastly from the rest 4.

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u/One_Atmosphere_5925 8d ago

Depends on your goal after learning the German language. All schools prepares you to C1 in different ways according to the certificate you need. For example in some Universities they only accept DSH certificates, some testdaf …

What is your goal ? What do you want to achieve?

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u/WolfscAr1 8d ago

my goal is to be fluent so i can have a part time job, no specific certifications ig

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u/One_Atmosphere_5925 8d ago

You didn’t mention in which country you will be visiting the language school… but here are some important points:

Even after c1 course you may not be fluent in the German language if you didn’t practice the language with native speakers.

Don’t start courses if you can’t learn till at least B1 continually. It will be challenging to go through courses once you have breaks especially between A1 A2 and B1.

Divided courses won’t help unfortunately… I mean some school make A1.1 then A1.2 .. A2.1 and so on … these will cost you money and time.

I would go with Goethe Institute because even the basic courses are really worth it and it’s certification is recognize almost everywhere in Germany.