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German Course
Master German from zero to C1 level to unlock paid Ausbildung training, almost-free study at German public universities, and a career with European companies. Our curriculum follows the CEFR standard with Goethe-Zertifikat and TestDaF preparation, guided by tutors who have walked the German study, work, and Ausbildung path themselves.
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What is German Course?
A German course is a private tutoring program to master the German language comprehensively: Hören (listening), Lesen (reading), Sprechen (speaking), and Schreiben (writing). Our curriculum follows the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) standard from level A1 (beginner) to C2 (full mastery), while preparing students for the official Goethe-Zertifikat, telc, and TestDaF exams. The program is tailored to each goal: school lessons, Ausbildung (paid vocational training in Germany), study at German universities, Au Pair placements, and careers with German-speaking companies. German is spoken by more than 130 million people and is the most widely spoken native language in the European Union.
- All CEFR levels: A1 beginner to C2 full mastery
- Preparation for Goethe-Zertifikat, telc, and TestDaF
- Ausbildung pathway: paid work and training in Germany
- Studium pathway: almost-free study at German public universities
- Four integrated skills: Hören, Lesen, Sprechen, Schreiben
- Tutors experienced in living, studying, or working in Germany
Services
Three Ways to Learn German, One Path to Europe
In-person, online, or a small group. Pick the rhythm that fits, from an A1 school target to C1 for university in Germany.
In-Person Lessons
Tutor comes to your home or office
Rp 120.000/session
90 minutes
- Direct interaction with the tutor
- Real-time speaking practice (Sprechen)
- Immediate grammar and pronunciation correction
- Suitable for all levels A1-C2
Online Lessons
Via Zoom/Google Meet with a digital whiteboard
Rp 95.000/session
60 minutes
- Flexible from anywhere
- Session recordings available for review
- Access to tutors who studied and lived in Germany
- Saves travel time
Small Group Lessons
Learn with 2-4 friends, more affordable
Rp 75.000/session
90 minutes
- Conversation and role-play practice together
- Simulations of real-life situations in Germany
- More affordable cost
- Mutual learning motivation
German Learning Program
A comprehensive curriculum from A1 to C1 for a range of goal-based pathways
The program is tailored to each student's CEFR level and learning goal
Deutsch Allgemein
A general German program for everyday communication from A1 to B1
- Grammar foundations (der-die-das, four cases)
- Thematic everyday vocabulary
- Conversation and pronunciation
- Basic reading and writing
- +1 more
Goethe & TestDaF Preparation
Intensive preparation for the Goethe-Zertifikat, telc, and TestDaF exams
- Strategy for each section (Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen)
- Drills with official model questions
- Regular exam simulations (Prüfungssimulation)
- Exam time management
- +1 more
Deutsch für Ausbildung
German for the certified vocational training pathway in Germany
- Nursing (Pflege) and hospitality vocabulary
- Workplace language and team communication
- Interview practice with prospective employers
- Writing a German-format CV and cover letter
- +1 more
Studienkolleg & Academic German
Preparation for university study in Germany from B2 to C1
- Academic German and field-specific vocabulary
- TestDaF and DSH preparation
- Introduction to Studienkolleg material
- Writing academic essays and presentations
- +1 more
Deutsch für Kinder
A dedicated program for children aged 7-12 with an enjoyable approach
- Language introduction through songs and games
- Thematic vocabulary (animals, colors, family)
- Simple conversational phrases
- Introduction to German-speaking cultures
- +1 more
Who It Is For
From High Schoolers to Future Nurses: Who Learns German Here
Everyone arrives with a different goal: school grades, a Pflege Ausbildung, university in Germany, or a year as an Au Pair. The program adapts the pathway.
Junior & Senior High Students
Support for German lessons at school, preparation for student exchange programs, and a Goethe-Zertifikat A1-A2 target.
Recommended:
Deutsch Allgemein A1-A2School Curriculum SupportStudent Exchange Preparation
Future Ausbildung Participants
Vocational, diploma, or degree graduates targeting paid vocational training in Germany such as Pflege, hospitality, and engineering. The main requirement is Goethe-Zertifikat B1.
Recommended:
Deutsch für AusbildungField-Specific VocabularyEmployer Interview Practice
Future Students in Germany
Students who want to study at almost-free German public universities. Requires TestDaF, DSH, or Goethe-Zertifikat C1.
Recommended:
Academic GermanTestDaF & DSH PreparationStudienkolleg Guidance
Professionals & Healthcare Workers
Nurses, doctors, engineers, and German-company employees who need German for work relocation or the Chancenkarte (Opportunity Card).
Recommended:
Business GermanDeutsch für PflegeWork Relocation Preparation
Children (Ages 7-12)
Children developing an interest in German, often through Bundesliga football, songs, or family plans to move to Europe.
Recommended:
Deutsch für KinderLearning Through GamesGradual A1 Foundation
Future Au Pair & FSJ Participants
Young people aged 18-26 who want to spend a year in Germany through the Au Pair or Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr program. The minimum requirement is Goethe-Zertifikat A1.
Recommended:
Deutsch A1 for Au PairFamily ConversationGerman Culture Awareness
CEFR
CEFR German Proficiency Levels
The official international standard for measuring German ability, used by the Goethe-Institut
Common European Framework of Reference
A1
Beginner (Anfänger)
Understand and use the most basic everyday expressions and simple sentences for concrete needs.
150 study hours
What You Can Do:
- Introduce yourself and ask how someone is
- Understand numbers, time, and prices
A2
Elementary (Grundlegend)
Understand frequently used sentences and expressions related to the most relevant areas: family, shopping, work.
150 study hours
What You Can Do:
- Talk about routines and family
- Communicate in simple routine situations
B1
Intermediate (Mittelstufe)
Handle most situations while travelling, describe experiences, and give brief reasons.
200 study hours
What You Can Do:
- Communicate independently in daily life
- Explain plans, hopes, and opinions
B2
Upper Intermediate (Selbständig)
Understand the main ideas of complex texts and interact fluently and spontaneously with native speakers.
250 study hours
What You Can Do:
- Discuss abstract and professional topics
- Understand TV news and in-depth articles
C1
Advanced (Fortgeschritten)
Understand demanding longer texts and express yourself fluently without much searching for words.
300 study hours
What You Can Do:
- Follow lectures and academic discussions
- Understand scientific and literary texts
C2
Full Mastery (Kompetent)
Understand virtually everything heard and read with ease, and express yourself precisely at near-native level.
350 study hours
What You Can Do:
- Understand complex academic and abstract content
- Read literature, journals, and legal documents
Your Progress
A1
A1
A2
A2
B1
B1
B2
B2
C1
C1
C2
C2
Early Hurdles in German
The Common German Mistakes We See Most Often
Noun gender and case rules make German famously challenging at first. The five traps we meet most.
Guessing noun gender (der, die, das)
Why it happens
Students think gender can be guessed from meaning.
How we fix it
We make students memorize each noun with its article from the start, since gender is often not logical.
Wrong case leading to wrong articles
Why it happens
Students do not adjust articles for nominative, accusative, or dative.
How we fix it
We drill how articles change per case through commonly used sentence patterns.
Wrong word order, verb not in second position
Why it happens
Students use free order like Indonesian.
How we fix it
We enforce the verb-second rule, and verb-final in subordinate clauses.
Not capitalizing nouns
Why it happens
Students forget that all German nouns are capitalized.
How we fix it
We make capitalizing every noun a habit, unlike other languages.
Struggling to break down long compound words
Why it happens
Students give up on long compound words.
How we fix it
We teach breaking compounds into meaningful parts so they are easy to read and understand.
Memorizing each noun with its article from day one saves a lot of confusion later.
Why Us
What Makes Learning German Here Carry You All the Way
The CEFR standard, Ausbildung-returnee tutors, and TestDaF-to-application guidance come together in one German program.
CEFR Standard and Official Exam Preparation
Our curriculum follows the CEFR A1-C2 standard with Goethe-Zertifikat, telc, and TestDaF preparation recognized for Ausbildung visas and university admission.
Tutors Experienced in Germany
We match you with German Studies graduates, DAAD alumni, and Ausbildung returnees, with a native-speaker option subject to availability. Each tutor profile is matched to your learning goal.
A Proven Ausbildung Pathway
The Deutsch für Ausbildung program is guided by tutors who completed an Ausbildung themselves, complete with field-specific vocabulary and employer interview practice.
Study-in-Germany Guidance
TestDaF and DSH preparation, an introduction to Studienkolleg material, and guidance for applying to almost-free German public universities.
Persiapan Intensif Goethe/TestDaF
The 24-session Goethe/TestDaF package includes regular full exam simulations, strategy for each section, and material tailored to each student's weak spots on the way to the target level.
Measurable Progress with Exam Simulations
CEFR placement tests, weekly progress reports, and regular exam simulations with analysis of each section: Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, and Sprechen.
Featured German Tutors
Tutors who are German Studies graduates, DAAD alumni, and Ausbildung returnees experienced living in Germany
Tutor Qualifications
- Bachelor's/Master's graduates in German Studies or German Education, or DAAD alumni
- Goethe-Zertifikat C1 or C2 certification for local tutors
- Minimum 3 years of German teaching experience
- Experience living in Germany (study, exchange, Ausbildung, or work)
- Completed EduPoint internal training and certification
Nira N.
German Language Education, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Cracking der, die, das“Nira has a way to help students remember the articles der, die, and das, the part of German that most often confuses beginners.”
Noa N.
German Language Education, Universitas Negeri Malang
Grammar step by step“Noa breaks layered German grammar into small steps, so case rules and word changes feel lighter to handle.”
Safira S.
German Language Education, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Confident conversation“Safira has students practice simple conversation early, so the courage to speak German grows before the fear of mistakes sets in.”
Testimonials
They Made It to Cologne, Munich, and German Lecture Halls
Stories from EduPoint German students: from passing the Goethe-Zertifikat to signing an Ausbildung contract.
My school opened a German class, but the material moved very fast. Private lessons with Mr. Hilmy finally helped me understand the logic of der-die-das and the accusative case. Now my German grade is the highest in class and I passed the Goethe-Zertifikat A2.
Adha G.
Grade 11 high school student • Yogyakarta
I am a nursing diploma graduate and wanted to join a Pflege Ausbildung in Germany, which requires B1. Nine months of intensive lessons with Ms. Athifah, who did an Ausbildung in Germany herself, helped me pass the Goethe-Zertifikat B1. I am now in the contract process with a hospital in Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Rahma A.
Nurse, future Pflege Ausbildung participant • Bandung
My 6th-grade child became interested in German after diligently watching the Bundesliga. Learning with Ms. Mila, who is patient and uses lots of games, my child can now introduce themselves and count in German. Most importantly to me, they enjoy the learning process.
Ms. Kasih S.
Parent of a 6th-grade student • Jakarta
My background is a vocational hospitality school graduate, and I chose the Hotelfach Ausbildung pathway in Germany. Ms. Athifah guided me from zero to B1 in ten months, complete with German-language interview practice with prospective employers. Next month I leave for Bavaria.
Andi P.
Vocational hospitality graduate, future Ausbildung participant • Surabaya
My goal is to study an engineering bachelor's degree in Germany because tuition is almost free. I needed a TestDaF of at least TDN 4. Learning with Mr. Keanu, a TestDaF specialist, felt very structured, with drills for each section: Lesen, Hören, Schreiben, and Sprechen. I finally achieved TDN 4 in all sections.
Freya A.
Future bachelor's student in Germany • Semarang
My company has its headquarters in Stuttgart and I was assigned to handle regular coordination. Six months of Business German lessons with Ms. Valleya now let me follow meetings and write work emails in German without relying on a translator.
Mr. Teguh S.
Engineer at a German automotive company • Bekasi
I wanted to become an Au Pair in Germany to experience living in Europe before university, which requires a Goethe-Zertifikat A1. Four months of lessons with Ms. Almira helped me pass A1, and she also helped me understand German family culture. I have now been accepted by a host family in Hamburg.
Shinta D.
Future Au Pair • Malang
I started learning German completely from zero at age 28 because I want to move my career to Germany via the Chancenkarte. Mr. Hilmy teaches at a pace that suits working people. Within seven months I reached B1 and started applying for jobs.
Faisal F.
Professional, Chancenkarte preparation • Depok
German Course Fees
An investment that unlocks access to Ausbildung, study in Germany, and a career in Europe
Starting from
Rp 102.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
Flexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Prices may vary depending on level, tutor profile (native/bilingual/local), and the package chosen. Free consultation is available for the best offer.
German Course Availability
Online Tutoring
Online WorldwideOnline lessons via Zoom/Google Meet are available for students across Indonesia and abroad
- Session recordings
- Digital whiteboard for grammar
- Screen sharing for text practice
- Breakout rooms for conversation practice
In-Person Tutoring
All CitiesIn-person lessons with the tutor coming to your home or office are available in the following cities
Jakarta16+ tutorsBandung9+ tutorsSurabaya7+ tutorsYogyakarta8+ tutorsSemarang5+ tutorsMalang5+ tutorsMedan4+ tutorsDepok6+ tutors
+4 more citiesStudent Achievements
Student Success Stories
Real journeys of EduPoint students from zero to their dream pathway to Germany
Success
From Zero to B1 and a Pflege Ausbildung in Germany
Naila R.
Challenge
A vocational school graduate with no German foundation at all, wanting to join a nursing Ausbildung that requires a Goethe-Zertifikat B1.
Solution
An intensive Deutsch für Ausbildung program four times a week focused on medical vocabulary, exam simulations, and employer interview practice.
Journey
Months 1-2: Completed level A1, mastered der-die-das and basic sentences
Months 3-5: Passed the Goethe-Zertifikat A2
Months 6-10: Passed the Goethe-Zertifikat B1 and signed an Ausbildung contract
Started a paid Pflege Ausbildung in Cologne
Success
Admitted to a German Public University via TestDaF
Edrea A.
Challenge
A science-track high school graduate wanting to study a bachelor's degree in Germany, needing TestDaF TDN 4 and Studienkolleg preparation.
Solution
An Academic German pathway from B1 to C1 with regular TestDaF drills and university application guidance.
Journey
Months 1-6: Progressed from A2 to B2 through regular classes
Months 7-12: Reached C1 and passed TestDaF with TDN 4
Months 13-14: Admitted to the public university entry pathway
Studying an engineering bachelor's degree at a German public university
Accepted at
Public university in Nordrhein-Westfalen
Success
From A1 to a Year-Long Au Pair Experience in Germany
Diva K.
Challenge
A 21-year-old fresh graduate wanting to experience living in Europe before continuing university, without a large budget.
Solution
A Deutsch A1 class for Au Pair focused on family conversation and German cultural awareness.
Journey
Months 1-2: Mastered introductions, numbers, and household conversation
Months 3-4: Passed the Goethe-Zertifikat A1
Month 5: Accepted by a host family and arranged the Au Pair visa
Completing a year-long Au Pair program in Munich
FAQ
Goethe, Ausbildung, and Studying in Germany: Your Questions Answered
How long German takes to learn, the B1 level requirement, the almost-free tuition: it is all laid out here.
Complete Guide
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