The class room is in good size for 10 participants. Most of my classmates are in the age of 20-30. Two of them came from Spain and others came from different countries e.g. USA, Japan, Italy, Greece, Romania, Serbian etc. I’m not brave enough to take ask them to take photo on the first day. I will try to make it by the end of the course ^_^. My teacher is Marion. She is impressed me how she can remember all her student’s names and details. The first day lesson is about occupations “Berufe”. Apart from the occupations on the book, Marion asked our occupation by W-Fragen for example “Was machst du?”, “Was ist dein berufe?”, “Wo Arbeitest du?” and she helps us to translate our occupation to German if we don’t know the words. There are more lessons about business card and making sentence for each occupation. For example, a hairdresser is cut hairs in the hair salon. (Ein Frisör / Eine Frisörin Schneidet Haare in the Frisör salon.) Can you imagine how many new vocabularies we learned for the first day? ^_^

Hi There, I’m Elle. I’m here in Munich for my good experience. I was thinking to learn German while I spend my time here. One day when I was travelling on a train to the city. I looked up the wall and I saw an ad of the Deutsch Akademy. I like the idea of 5-10 participants in a class with a competitive price. I love to try this out. So, the next few days I came to the office to see the school and environments around.

The school is located right in the centre of the city as advertised. I got off from Karlplatz train station, walked to exit at Sonnenstraße and the school is just there. Since it is on the 3rd floor of the building 8, you options are giving a little effort to walk up through an impressive stairs or you can take the lift. To me, I find this is a good little exercise to walk up and down. The ladies in the office were very friendly to me when I asked information about my course. So, here I am in A1 course.