Lily Aqajani Gold

I started German knowing only ‘Hallo’ and ‘Danke.’ Now I can introduce myself, shop, and understand simple questions. The pace was comfortable for a complete beginner

Der Unterricht war genau das, was ich für meine Bewerbung gebraucht habe. Wir haben Vorstellungsgespräche geübt, meinen Lebenslauf besprochen und viele praktische Sätze gelernt. Das hat mir wirklich Sicherheit gegeben.”

I booked the travel English course before my trip to Canada and expected basic phrases. It was much more useful than that—we practiced real situations, including what to say when my luggage is missing or when I do not understand someone.”

My English was okay on paper, but people often asked me to repeat myself during meetings. The pronunciation lessons were very specific and never embarrassing. I still have things to improve, but I am much easier to understand now

I kept translating everything in my head before I spoke, which made conversations painfully slow. We worked on small everyday topics first, and somehow I stopped overthinking. Last week I spoke to a customer from London for 15 minutes without switching to Persian.

The intensive German course was challenging, especially after work, but it never felt pointless. We actually used the language in every class instead of memorizing long word lists. I noticed progress after the first two weeks.

I liked that the teacher did not force everyone to speak in the same way. My goal was simply to feel less nervous in meetings, so the lessons were built around that. It felt personal, not like a standard online course.

Great teacher, clear lessons, and no pressure when I made mistakes. I used to avoid speaking English. Now I volunteer to answer.

My daughter used to answer every English question with one word. Now she comes home saying things like, ‘Today I was the detective in class!’ She is learning without feeling like she is studying.

Honestly, I had taken IELTS classes before and expected more of the same. What helped here was the direct feedback: my essays were not just corrected, but explained. I finally understood why I kept losing points in Task 2.