German language courses
Want to be able to communicate in German (even better)? We offer a range of German courses and training programmes for different purposes and needs. Discover the advantages of speaking one of the most important languages in Europe.
Group courses German
Start: April
- German for beginners (halfway to A2) - currently not offered
- German for beginners (A2) - currently not offered
- German for intermediate students (halfway to B1) - currently not offered
- German for intermediate students (B1)
- German for advanced students (halfway to B2)
Would you be interested in a higher-level German language course? If there is sufficient interest, we will gladly start an advanced course. Please sign up via the form, and we will contact you as soon as there are enough participants.
Tailor-made German courses
Would you prefer individual classes, or a shorter, more intensive course? Or do you have a specific purpose that you would like to focus on? Check out our courses tailored to your needs and wishes.
Intensive language courses
By fully immersing yourself in a language, you can make a lot of progress in a relatively short amount of time. This is the aim of this immersion programme at Radboud in’to Languages.
Determine your level
Have you never taken an German course before or did you not take the previous level with us? If so, a free telephone intake interview is mandatory. Please note that the A2, B1 and B2 courses can only be taken after completion of the previous level.
If you want to get an idea of your level on your own, you can do this using our .
What others say about our courses
Taking the courses ‘halfway to B2’ and ‘B2’ made me more confident when speaking German!
- Sanne Schoonbrood
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Do you need advice?
Do you have a question? Or would you like to discuss which course best suits your needs and starting level? Feel free to contact us. We are happy to help you out.