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Overcoming your inhibitions – Testimonial

January 11, 2017January 25, 2017 by Sivaraam Karthikeyan Comment Closed

Studying at The Languedge has been a tremendous experience. The interactive atmosphere of the classes made even a shy person like me ,talk out loud and express myself, that too in German. The friendly environment of the class combined with an incredible teacher made me want to improve myself and study more. Individual attention is tailored towards each student during the exam preparation so that they can work at their weaknesses and score better marks. The availability of lot of test material also helps too. Even though I couldn't make it to the Stadtreise, from what I heard, it was definitely fun and interactive to spend a day among friends trying to speak in German in various spots around Chennai. The Weekends sprechen and other fun group activities made us learn German without even realizing that we were actually working. In my experience, the Seniors students are extremely helpful to the new students and they make them feel at ease. The Languedge...

Great ambience and friends – Testimonial

January 11, 2017January 25, 2017 by Anoop Krithivasan Comment Closed

MY EXPERIENCE AT THE LANGUEDGE I came to know The Languedge through my college seniors. They said"You will have have the best teaching and Education". Their words did come true. From day one it was not like a regular class, where teacher comes, writes on the board and explain things etc. Here the teaching style was unique with tailored framework. Every work we do in class can be easily connected to our daily routine activities. The efforts taken by teacher everyday to give the best and get the best from student is one of the things we expect most when it comes to teaching. It happens to us in every class. The most effective part of class is the good ambience. People help you when you’re stuck and German words constantly keep flowing through your ears. The highlight is the weekend class. Students wait for weekend class which have fun activities, role plays, drama etc. To quote a few One weekend we...

From corporate to classroom – Testimonial

January 11, 2017January 25, 2017 by Mathangi Jeypal Comment Closed

I decided to learn German in last week of May'16, for my MBA Program in Berlin. I started googling institutes in Chennai offering German courses. Google will throw up many institutes and including a well known German Cultural Organisation offering the language. I approached many Institutes in Chennai. Most of them were either rigid in their offerings or it did not fit my plan. I had six months in hand and wanted to complete B1. Most of the Institutes I enquired with mentioned that with 6 months – the maximum possible was an A1 or at the best half the way through A2, along with exorbitant rates. But then I approached The Languedge, I shared my plan about completing B1 with them. Instead of shooting down my plan like other Institutes, they made me responsible for it with customized and deadline based study plans. Now I have reached my Goal and completed my B1 even a bit before six months. My experience at The...

8 Factors to choose a Language School

January 1, 2017January 1, 2017 by Mathangi JeypalNo Comments

There could be a million reasons for wanting to learn a language – hobby, work, study, relationships, art and culture appreciation, travel and tourism, breaking barriers, etc. Most important is the fact that you “want to”. Keeping that in mind, what are the factors one must consider while choosing a language school or course that suits you? Here are the top 8 things you could keep in mind while researching for the same. 1.HOURS OR UNITS? Most language schools tend to talk about units in their brochures. It would make sense for you to ask their representative to explain – exactly how many hours of work go into each level. A unit is about 45 minutes of work / activity. So if a school promises you 100 units of class, they are actually talking about 100 x 45 minutes and NOT 100 x 60 minutes.Another common problem you might encounter is - language schools tend to break up a level into many...