German language is not an easy language to learn, but the instructor from Deutschpartner has made…read moreit fun and logical to learn. He has abundant knowledge about cultures and English, so he bridges the gap of different languages very well.

German class I took a course in Frankfurt here and it was…read moreabsolutely great! My german conversational level is so much better now and I have a better understanding of so many gramatical concepts I couldn't grasp before! I would absolutely recommend it. Gabriela Torres

I've done German courses elsewhere (including Sydney Australia & Berlin). The teaching quality,…read morecourse structure, level of interaction & school facilities were the best so far. Highly recommended. The area is exactly as described on their website: peaceful but still in an urban area of Frankfurt. Great environment for anyone wanting a high quality & inexpensive language course. Staff are also helpful & friendly. Their custom-made "course-books" are the best out of all the language books I've had to use so far. I would love to go back and continue with the next course, but am now living in Berlin. For some reason their partner, Tandem Berlin, in Friedrichshain, charge nearly double of what this Frankfurt branch charges.... (thought it should be the other way around). Looks like I'll be enrolling in a mediocre VHS course....

This language school offers morning, afternoon, and evening courses in German and offers additional…read morecourses in other languages depending on demand (currently, they offer beginning Japanese). When I was looking into a language school, only the Volkshochschule had lower prices per hour and most reviews of these courses are pretty negative. One of my instructors explained that, although the prices are student-friendly, the instructors are also paid better than in many schools because the goal of the school isn't to make a huge profit for the owner. The morning classes are 5 days a week and the afternoon classes are 4 days a week. Each day is split up into two 1,5 hour sections with a 30 minute break in between. Typically, a different instructor teaches each session. I found the classes to be a nice balance between speaking and written assignments and, if you start from the beginning, their system for learning grammar and building vocabulary splits the process into managable steps. In my opinion, the teachers are excellent. They try to make the class interesting and enjoyable and are sincerely interested in helping you to learn the language. They are patient unless you make a habit of coming to class unprepared or unwilling to participate. Many also set aside time to come to the parties hosted by the school every couple of months or meetings outside of class in order to spend more time socializing with the students. Each week on Wednesdays and some Saturdays, there is a cultural program. On Wednesday, this is typically a visit to a museum or an afternoon exploring downtown Frankfurt or the Christmas markets. The Saturday trip is typically a day trip using Schönes Wochenende tickets. The only cost for this is admission to the museum or a share of the ticket price. I didn't find these particularly informative (it is not like a guided tour). However, it is a nice opportunity/excuse to visit a place you might not go on your own and an opportunity to meet people and practice casually speaking German outside of class.