Frequently asked questions
Which German course in Zurich is suitable for working adults?
Evening classes can be the most practical choice for people with daytime commitments. Options around Römerhofplatz include weekday evening A2 and B1 courses, while other schools offer different weekly frequencies. Confirm the current start time, end time and level before booking.
Where can I prepare for a German exam in Zurich?
SDS Prüfungszentrum on Militärstrasse focuses on German examinations from A1 through B2 and also offers tailored preparation courses. Ask which exam format is covered, whether preparation is included in the course and how registration for the test works.
Are private online German lessons available?
Yes. homestudies offers one-to-one online tuition with certified native-speaking teachers, personalised pacing and conversation practice. A free trial lesson can help you decide whether the teaching style and starting level fit your goals before committing to a longer programme.
Can I find small-group German classes in Zurich?
GoGerman Language School offers small, flexible groups with step-by-step levels and support for learners working toward exam goals. When comparing classes, ask about the maximum group size, speaking time, level placement and how often new courses begin.
Do Zurich German schools offer intensive courses?
Several options are designed for more regular or faster-paced study. Hallo Deutschschule combines structured grammar work with conversation workshops, while other schools offer several weekly attendance patterns. Check the full timetable, course duration and next available start date before enrolling.