Courses are aimed at all ages and all learners, whether beginners or those with some German knowledge. A personalized and tailor-made program for all levels. German courses at home on the days and times of your choice. Online courses are available with jitsi-meet and Microsoft Teams. + Graduated in teaching German to foreigners. Master's degree in German language and literature and teaching. + More than 15 years of experience as a teacher in education and vocational training working in high schools and several foreign language training centers in the PACA region (among others for the companies Malongo, Zara, Cagnes-sur-Mer Tourist Office, Mercedes-Benz). Partnership with several foreign language centers: -Arc Langues 06200 Nice. -Training District 98000 Monaco. -Franco Pier Paolo’s training courses, 06800 Cagnes-sur-Mer. -Teaching/preparation for the baccalaureate at the ISP Academy/ Mouratoglou boarding school in 06410 Biot. - Experience with the French CNED learning program.CNED Rouen Institute Nathan Ministry of National Education. -Online courses with Forqa Language, 30260 Quissac Experience in adult education and with children (from 4 years old). I give private lessons at your home in Nice, Cannes and surrounding areas, and online. Experience with CNED. Apprenticeship program. CNED Rouen Institute Nathan Ministry of National Education. Independent language courses, preparation for language certificate exams: assessment, refresher courses, catch-up courses for school, university, homework help, conversation courses, grammar, writing, etc. ...about the German language German is an official language not only in Germany, but also in Austria, Liechtenstein, most of Switzerland – the German-speaking region makes up more than 60 percent of the country – Belgium, Luxembourg, the European Union, northern Italy, Denmark, and the Vatican (the Swiss Guards). In 1852, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm began publishing the most comprehensive German dictionary, which was completed in 1961 and later replaced by a rewrite. The spelling of Good German (Hoch Deutsch) became increasingly standardized during the 19th century.