I have been studying German in different schools in the last years and IFA is definitely the best…read moreone I've found!! Pro's: + friendly, young, dynamic environment. + great learning methods: in the lesson there is a bit of grammar, a bit of conversation, a bit of listening... in other words a byte of stuff. + actually I like the games that Rennie25 hates: they are made to keep you awake and to practice your pronounce. + great book: clear, concise and with a lot of nice pictures :-) Con's: - sometimes the classes are too big, up to 20 persons - depending on the teacher that you get, the lessons could be awfully boring or quite interesting...but that's life!

It's really difficult to find in Stuttgart better place to learn German language than Institut für…read moreAuslandsbeziehungen (Institute of Foreign Cultural Relations): excellent teachers, flexible timetable, intensive, evening and weekend German courses from A1 (elementary level) to C1 (intermediate level)! Strongly recommended!

From the owner: EF bietet bereits seit 1965 Bildungsprogramme im Ausland an. Ob Sprachreisen für Schüler,…read moreErwachsenensprachreisen, Auslandsjahr, Schüleraustausch oder Privatschule - für jeden gibt es das passende Programm. Wählen Sie aus 41 EF-eigenen Sprachschulen in 16 Ländern!

Highly recommended official translator. If you are looking for a professional and diligent…read moretranslator, look no further than Arlette Errington at Errington Language School. Documents translated on time and accuracy guaranteed. A definite go-to when you need your documents to be translated.

From the owner: Die Errington Language School bietet 100 % flexiblen, kundenorientierten Unterricht für Firmen und…read morePrivatleute in der Schule, vor Ort oder über Skype an. Egal ob Sie Ihr Englisch auffrischen möchten oder eine 'exotische' Sprache lernen möchten, wir sind hier, um Ihnen zu helfen. Unsere Schule wird von Lehrern selbst geleitet. Das bedeutet, dass wir eine persönlichere Beziehung zu unseren Kunden haben. Fairness bedeutet für uns auch, dass unsere Preise angemessen sind, und dass es keine versteckten Kosten oder aufgezwungene Langzeitverträge gibt. In unserem Programm finden Sie die folgenden Sprachen: Arabisch Bengalisch Bosnisch Bulgarisch Chinesisch (Mandarin) Deutsch Englisch Finnisch Französisch Hindi Italienisch Japanisch Kroatisch Montenegrinisch Niederländisch Panjabi Portugiesisch Russisch Serbisch Spanisch Schwedisch Türkisch Ungarisch Urdu Usbekisch Außerdem bieten wir qualitativ hochwertige übersetzungen zu wettbewerbsfähigen Preisen an.

if you have another option please dont register to this course. It is very noisy because of…read moreU-Bahn,Zug. it is not profesional course. I dont recommend you.There are no teacher who has experiences.

Before I begin with my poor review of Tricos, mainly of the administration, I would like to commend…read moremy teacher, Janine, as she was very professional and consistent. I had heard that most independent language schools have a problem with teachers being inconsistent, but this was not the case with Janine. Summary: The basis of this bad review is that Tricos is billing me 800€ for 2 classes I did not take. Details: I registered online with Tricos in November to take an A2,1 class from November - December. There were a couple problems with the online registration, and the first being the registration form. Aside from just looking like your basic "request more information" forms rather than a binding contract (which is what it was), the form and the entire website are only in German. It makes no sense that a language school, where people go to LEARN German, has their website entirely in German. Fortunately, I had a base knowledge of the language and was able to fill out the form. At the end of the registration form there was a Terms and Conditions (in German) that I checked before I submitted. Of course, I did not understand all the legal terms in the T&C. Essentially, what I found out later is that my registration for 1 class (A2,1) was a contract. A contract that lasted at least 2 months and until I submitted a written cancellation. This was in the TERMS AND CONDITIONS. THE FINE PRINT. What kind of dishonest company puts this in the fine print? Moreover, a German language school who puts it only in German? Next, I will talk about the miscommunication between Tricos and me. Tricos sent me invoices for the next classes via post IN FEBRUARY (2 months later) after 2 more classes in my "contract" had passed. Only then, did I find out about these bills, and when I contacted them, I found out that I was under a contract. We discussed the fact that on the online registration form I only signed up for one course - A2,1 - and they argued that in the T&C it was a contract. I didn't show up for a single class in the subsequent course (A2,2) in January, because I didn't even know I was registered for the course. You'd think that Tricos would notice my absence from every single class and at least notify me or send some sort of personal e-mail to confirm. I went in to the office to discuss these matters shortly after I received the invoices in February. After talking to the front desk on 2/22, I was told they would talk to the owner of the company and e-mail with his thoughts and decision. Fast forward to March 13th. I receive another bill from Tricos that shows A LATE FEE FOR NOT PAYING THE INVOICES. Are you serious?! I was waiting on THEM to e-mail me with Mr. Stricker's decision and in the meantime, they billed me a late charge. I wrote a response, saying that I had been waiting since 2/22 for Tricos to give me more information about the invoices. I received a quick e-mail from administration the next day saying, "We ask that you pay the invoices." Really? It took 3 weeks for you write me this e-mail? I then sent another e-mail showing government papers, asking if I could at least get the subsidized rate, and didn't hear back for 5 days. I had to send another e-mail while I was waiting to ask that they didn't charge me another late fee. I have never felt more taken advantage of by a company than I have during this incident. Especially since most students are on government plans and take class for free (or cheap), and I was one of the few paying students. I wasn't offered any other options. If I'm paying 800€, perhaps I could have at least taken one of the missed courses as a make-up at a later date. I take a small percentage of the blame for the initial misunderstanding. I guess I should have hired a translator to read the terms and conditions. But never in a million years could I have imagined it turning out this way: a company so unwilling to take any fault or make any attempt to rectify a situation with a customer.

Great school, nice location within the university, very experienced and competent teachers…read more Relatively small classes with 16-18 students - book early as they are serious about not cramming their rooms with students. They are transparent and fair with their conditions. Go here if you want to have high quality German courses. Don't go here if you don't want to invest effort in your success - their progression is very steep.

A good German language school located within the University of Stuttgart. A café is located inside.read more

I have registered for course at this institution and since then they have been very slow and…read moredishonest in answering questions or giving me appropriate instruction and thus I lost the course because of that and every time I ask them to return my money they say they will do that tomorrow. Very unprofessional people, don't go there.