From the owner: In der Kochschule Küchenwerk können Sie neue kulinarische Genüsse kennen lernen, altbekannte…read moreRezepte noch weiter verfeinern, die eigene Technik verbessern und ganz nebenbei neue Freundschaften schließen. Bei einem guten Glas Wein in lockerer Atmosphäre tauchen Sie tief in die Welt der lukullischen Genüsse ein. Am besten bringen Sie Freunde und Bekannte auch gleich mit. Angeleitet werden Sie von einem Profikoch der in der Sterneküche genauso zuhause ist wie in Asiens oder Südeuropas Küchenwelt. In den Kochkursen vermischt sich das Beste aus allen Küchenwelten mit heimischen Produkten und Zubereitungen. Beim Kochen werden schon einmal feinste Zutaten aus Hessen mit fernöstlichen oder arabischen Kochtraditionen verbunden. Ganz undogmatisch steht dabei der Genuss und gutes Gelingen im Vordergrund. Das Küchenwerk ist in der Nibelungenallee 20, 60318 Frankfurt am Main. Dort wartet eine gemütliche Küche mit Kombidämpfofen und Induktionsherd auf Sie. Nach einem kleinen Begrüßungsprosecco versammeln sich alle Köchinnen und Köche um einen großen Küchentisch und werden zunächst mit dem Menü des Abends vertraut gemacht. Alles wird genau erklärt, schwierige Schritte werden Ihnen so demonstriert, dass auch alles sicher gelingt und lecker schmeckt. Spätestens jetzt nehmen alle Kochkurs-Teilnehmer selbst das Messer oder den Kochlöffel in die Hand und bereiten unter meiner professionellen Anleitung ein köstliches Menü zu, das alle begeistern wird.

I moved to Germany in January 2018 and did not know how to say anything in German except "Hallo,…read moreich heisse ...". I started going to Inlingua in February of 2018, starting with A1. The teacher was okay, you could tell that she did not have her heart in the world of teaching foreigners. As she introduced herself to the class she said, "Ich komme aus Bayern, nicht aus Deutschland!" It was indeed a weird first impression. The A1 class was large, close to 20 people. The class was full but it was okay, we could not say much anyway. We all had our turn at saying what we were supposed to say.. das Buch, der Tisch and so on. I had the same teacher for A2, she become more and more impatient and wasn't understanding when someone would make a mistake. It made for a very uncomfortable 4 hours every day. I learned everything I needed to in order to pass the A2 Goethe Prüfung a couple of weeks after I left that class and returned to my home country for a couple of months. B1 at Inlingua was a good experience. I finished quickly but was starting to get frustrated with myself. It was not due to Inlingua, rather because I wanted to say things, I want to speak in sentences and really express myself in German, but no native really could understand exactly what I wanted to say. If you are learning German, do not worry! It takes time! BE PATIENT WITH YOURSELF! I have learned that if I am patient with me the "germans" will be patient with me also. B2 was a wild ride. I somehow ended up in the class with the same teacher that I had for A1 and A2. She made us feel so stupid and would roll her eyes at us and was just mean. I finally had enough and made an appointment to speak with the director. She is a miracle work. You want her on your side if you are having trouble with someone. She listens and makes you feel important and has never let me down. I hope you will have the same wonderful experience with her, IF need be. C1 is hard. It is difficult at first because everyone is ahead of you. The class literally never ends. That same class is more than 10 years old. You just jump in when you finish B2. So you have experienced German speakers who have been in there for months (2-24). Inlingua says you should expect to be in C1 for at least 9 months. I knew a girl who was in there for 2 years. I spent 9 months in C1 at Inlingua. It became more comfortable as the weeks passed, I was able to speak to husband's family (they are German) in German and they really understood me. I became more confident and really had fun learning. Annette (this is the only teacher I will name by name) was such an inspiration! I looked so forward to the two days a week she would be teaching us. She would not only review the basics when we needed it, she always pushed us to be better. She taught us idiomatic phrases and colloquial phrases and words. She always explained it like this.. You get to C1 and don't feel like you're progressing until you start using phrases like "ich bin in der Lage.., Ich lege Wert auf.., etwas brennt mir auf den Naegeln.." These are called Nomen-Verb-Verbindungen. She said it is like jumping into an elevator, as soon as you start implementing these words into your everyday speech it takes you to a whole new level, and quickly. A1 and A2 at Inlingua took 2 months to master. You have two books for the entire level. B1 took 3 months, you have to work through two books B2 also took 3 months, you have to work through two books for this level as well C1 expect to be in this course for at least 9 months. I now have a couple of unpleasant topics I want to bring to your attention before you say "YES" to Inlingua. One month costs 490 Euros plus material costs (Book) If you sign up for three months at a time each month will "only" cost 430 Euros. Make sure that you understand exactly what you sign. They can "trick" you with the unbefristeter Vertrag (unlimited contract). They do not actively let you know that you are still signed up and that you have to keep going and keep pouring money into the pot. YOU have to go 4 weeks before you wish to leave and terminate your contract. They do, however always come around and ask you if you don't have an unlimited contract if you would like to make another contract. It is all about making money. Expect to be in a LARGE class. If there are not at least 9 participants, Inlingua reserves the right to cut out classes on Fridays and will not compensate you financially and will not give you extra days. If/When you make it to C1 expect to be discouraged, at first you will not understand a thing and then after being there for a few months you will be the best one. After being there for 9 months you will know "everything" and it will be completely boring, there will be a new class every 4 weeks that will be incorporated into the C1 class. They will not know that "mit" ist immer Dativ. You will be so frustrated and question what you are doing; take the C1 exam if that is your goal!

Teaching level is very poor. Be carefull not to be trapped in contracts which you cannot cancel…read more They make you sign a contract, where you are obliged to pay until the end and where you have no chance to try the classes, so if you are not happy with the level of teching (my case), you will pay anyways! They sent me several emails asking me to pay and I would answer that I wanted to cancel my subscription, because I was not learning with the teacher (she was quite bad). They kept on replying that I had to pay, with no reference what so ever to the fact that the quality of the classes were so poor. The only concern that they have is to have your money, not that you learn anything. Never again!

I took the intensive German course here and was most impressed. I was a bit skeptical at first…read morebecause the school is quite small, but I quickly changed my mind. Most of the students were PhD students and postdocs with fellowships to study or carry out research in Germany. The teachers genuinely care that you learn to speak and communicate in German. They really took an interest in each student and helped the entire group to make progress. In the class time alone I learned a ton and the homework really was just extra practice for what we had done in class. I was in between levels when I took the placement test and teachers were willing to let me attend the higher class. At other schools, I've had to return to the lower level which is really boring when one uses the same book a second time. It was great to have my wish to try the higher level respected (if I hadn't been able to catch up, I could have easily dropped back).

It's really a great driving school, providing training in English, one of my friends learning…read moredriving from here. Now he is running their own car service business.

From the owner: Internationale driving achool in Frankfurt. We teach in English, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi apart from…read moreGerman

1600€ für ein paar grauenhaft schlechte Theoriestunden (nach Abschluss der Theoriestunden habe ich…read more26 Punkte im übungstest gemacht). Ein paar Monate einer Theorieapp, die so aussieht, als hätte sie ein 11. klässler an einem Tag geschrieben hat für freche 30€. (Es gibt kostenlose, die um Welten besser aussehen, zu benutzten sind und sogar hochkant unterstützten) Um für die Theorieprüfung einen Termin zu bekommen muss man 3 prüfungen bei denen bestehen. Keinerlei unterstützt oder Ansporn die Prüfung zu machen, also absolut nichts für Leute, die nicht ultramotiviert sind. Geht zu einer kleinen Fahrschule. Die machen das schneller billiger und wahrscheinlich besser.

From the owner: Fahrschule Fahr-Praxis. Die freundliche und kompetente…read moreFahrschule im Osten von Frankfurt. Lerne bei den Profis!