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In German, questions often start with a W-word, similar to English interrogative pronouns.
You'll also encounter Wie? (how) and Woher? (from where) in daily conversations.
The typical structure is: W-word + verb + subject, for example "Wo wohnst du?" (Where do you live?).
A private German lesson in Plymouth usually costs about £19/h.
Several things influence the exact cost:
Many tutors offer discounted packages for regular bookings, which lowers your per-lesson cost.
A number of tutors offer a free trial lesson so you can check the fit before committing.
The framework splits German competence into three bands (A, B, C) with two sub-levels each.
Understanding these levels helps you set realistic goals and track your progress.
Our German tutors in Plymouth score 5⭐ out of 5, reflecting their high standard of instruction.
With 6 verified reviews behind it, this rating accurately reflects student satisfaction.
One tutor, one method, real progress. Find a German language tutor who fits you
| ✅ Average price: | £19/h |
| ✅ Average response time: | 1h |
| ✅ Tutors available: | 8 |
| ✅ Lesson format: | Face-to-face or online |
Britain's Ocean City has a lot to be proud of: Stunning architecture, engaging social activities, plenty of outdoor recreation space and loads of entertainment and shopping. And we can't forget Prysten House, the oldest surviving house in the city!
It's not just remarkable for its longevity - it was built in 1498, but because it survived the Plymouth Blitz.
It's a bane and a blessing that our city is such an active hub of naval activity. On the one hand, we have access to the sea; to distant ports, accessible by ferry. On the other hand, it is a strategic military target, which is why German war planes dropped so many bombs here.
Should such a tragic history deter Janners from learning how to speak German? Of course not!
German is one of the top 10 languages studied around the world today. Some learn how to speak German because they wish to holiday in that country's many lovely cities, others because they hope to move there for work and still others because they know that Germany is the European Union's economic powerhouse.
That's why it would be a good move to put yourself in a position to benefit from your German language skills. But first, you have to acquire them.
Language Trainers is an international language education company based in London. Since they began operations, they've enlisted a substantial platoon of teachers; over 170 just to teach German.
They offer one-to-one German lessons, either in-person or online. However, since the pandemic began, they've adopted a hybrid format wherein students may alternate between attending lessons at their learning centre and practising their spoken German and German listening skills online.
If you and your family anticipate moving to Germany, you and your partner may learn German together. Language Trainers offers small group lessons; generally two-to-one or, if your children are older - say mid-to-late teens, they may join in, too. Rest assured that nobody will join your group; if family lessons are what you choose, that's exactly what you'll get.
What if you don't have a family? What if you're going to live and work in Germany on your own? What if your company is sending you to work in their German office? In that case, you might want to take Business German classes with Language Trainers. They boast an impressive list of clients; everyone from 3M to Verizon.
Listen and Learn offers a similar German language training programme. You may choose lessons online or in person, group lessons or Business German.
Both of these language learning centres are proud to present student testimonials so you can determine for yourself whether these learning programmes are for you based on what other students have to say about them.
But there's still a gap in the market...
If you're in school, preparing to sit your German GCSE or A-Level, your German learning needs may be fairly well met. Likewise, if you're an adult learning German to advance at work or because of future relocation plans - or just because learning new things is awesome, you're well served by the commercial language learning outfits available.
Is there a way to practise your German language skills outside of those scenarios?
That's where Superprof comes in!
Superprof German language tutors can help GCSE and A-Level candidates prepare for their exams, work with adults to master German vocabulary and grammar in the comfort of their home or online and, if you wanted your small children to grow up bilingual, Superprof German tutors could teach your toddlers as well.
Superprof German tutors tailor their lessons to your learning needs. Whether you're an absolute beginner or have already tested at Level B1 on the German language test, whether you need specialised vocabulary - say for law, engineering or medicine or if you only want to brush up on your German listening and speaking skills ahead of your next holiday in Germany...
There are 10 Superprof German tutors in the Plymouth area, six of whom are native German speakers. They're all keen to help you master the German language no matter which level you're at or how young you are.
Rebecca
German tutor
I never liked learning languages in school but with Rebecca it's lots of fun. She's both committed and patient (particularly whilst I struggled to work out the chat box...) - an excellent tutor!
Sam, 3 years ago
Julia
German tutor
Julia speaks German at just the right speed for me to understand. Her diction is very good and my first lesson was a great help to me.
Peter, 1 day ago
Wafa
German tutor
Very warm and patient, explains things very clearly.
Joseph, 2 days ago
Simon
German tutor
Simon is great. He is very friendly and engaging. He has an extremely effective and encouraging teaching style. Lessons are most enjoyable.
Geoff, 6 days ago
Frankie
German tutor
Frankie is a very supportive Tutor, and adapted to to the way my daughter learnt best. she did her best to work around my daughter’s busy college & work life . Frankie marked some of my daughter’s work outside of their tutoring sessions to...
Helen, 2 weeks ago
Molly
German tutor
Molly is a very good teacher. She led my son fully involved in the lesson and help him to understand the grammar.
Lucia, 2 weeks ago