English tutor for all ages and proficiency level, offering both engaging sessions and flexible.

My approach is built on the idea that language sticks best when it's personal, active, and consistent. Here’s exactly how our sessions work, whether we're meeting in a café, or over Zoom: 1. The Discovery Session (First Meeting) We don't just jump into a textbook. In our first 15–20 minutes, we identify your "Why." · For students: Are you preparing for the Abitur or a Cambridge Certificate? · For professionals: Do you need to nail a presentation in Lindenthal next week? · For expats: Do you just want to finally chat with your neighbors in Sülz without sweating? 2. The 80/20 Rule in Practice I structure lessons so 80% of the time you are speaking, reading aloud, or writing in real-time. The other 20% is for targeted correction. I keep a shared Google Doc as a "Living Notebook." Every mistake you make becomes a grammar lesson for the next session, so we never study a rule you don't actually need. 3. In-Person vs. Online Specifics · In-Person: I bring printed articles from The Guardian or local headlines. We use the city as a prop—describing the Dom or ordering coffee becomes a mini-grammar drill. · Online: I use screen-sharing tools with interactive PDFs. You get an email summary within 30 minutes of class ending with 3 Key Phrases You Messed Up and 1 Video Clip Suggestion for homework. 4. The "Five-Minute Wind-Down" I never end a lesson with a confusing cliffhanger. The final five minutes are strictly for error correction review and setting a micro-goal for the week (e.g., "Listen to one Easy German podcast on the tram line 9"). You leave with a clear head and a clear plan. No heavy textbooks, just real communication practice that fits your life (or wherever you are logging in from).