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Learn career-specific German language skills engineered for technical professionals. Focused. Efficient. Career-ready.

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The specialized approach that transformed medical German is now available for engineers.

German government funds specialized programs that prepare medical staff for hospitals in just 6 months. Yet engineers face a critical gap - no such focused training exists for technical careers. Until now. We've created the first German course specifically engineered for technical professionals.

Faster professional fluency

Reach workplace-ready language proficiency in 6 months instead of the typical 3 years with traditional German courses.

2,500+

Workplace specific senarios

We deliver technical vocabulary, communication patterns, relevant grammer, and senario based learning, taking you from beginner level to being able to communicate.

Requirement

You need beginner german and 6 months

You can enroll in the course if you have completed the A2 level. We guide you through all the engineering-relevant German skills required for B1, B2, and C1 levels. By focusing on essential content, we condense 3 years of learning into just 6 months by excluding irrelevant German topics.

Differentiator

Learn vocabulary that traditional courses will not teach

At work, you won't be discussing topics like Weather, Culture, or Traveling. Instead, you'll focus on Problems and Solutions, Justifying What You Developed, Making Requests and Proposals, and much more. So, it's important to learn what really matters.

Standout

Fluency through sentence pattern recognition

We provide a conversational toolbox for over 600 engineering use cases. For example:

Want to give an opinion? Use "meiner Meinung nach..."
Want to give a reason? Use "...weil..."
Want to talk about dependency? Use "...ist abhängig von..."

This way, you'll have the right structure for every situation at work.

Specialty

Scenario based learning from real life engineering conversations

We focus on scenario-based learning by breaking down real-life conversations, such as how to express agreement, endorse ideas, describe test results, and discuss the feasibility of proposed technical solutions.

Course structure

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Phase 1: Onboarding and Initial Integration

Module 1: First Workplace Interactions

Unit 1.1: Professional Introductions and Greetings
Unit 1.2: Workplace Navigation and Orientation
Unit 1.3: Basic Technical Vocabulary
Unit 1.4: Initial Workplace Communication
Unit 1.5: Workplace Rules and Protocols

Module 2: Professional Background and Team Integration

Unit 2.1: Discussing Professional Experience
Unit 2.2: Explaining Technical Interests
Unit 2.3: Team Communication Basics
Unit 2.4: Describing Technical Functions
Unit 2.5: Formal and Informal Address

Phase 2: Technical Foundations and Team Integration

Module 3: Basic Technical Communication

Unit 3.1: Technical Explanations and Simplifications
Unit 3.2: Making Requests and Proposals
Unit 3.3: Expressing Opinions and Uncertainty
Unit 3.4: Stating Agreement and Endorsing Ideas
Unit 3.5: Work Instructions and Assignments

Phase 3: Project Involvement and Technical Communication

Module 4: Technical Descriptions and Specifications

Unit 4.1: Describing Materials and Properties
Unit 4.2: Discussing Measurements and Parameters
Unit 4.3: Evaluating Technical Suitability
Unit 4.4: Explaining Technical Advantages
Unit 4.5: Material Procurement Communication

Module 5: Project Communication and Documentation

Unit 5.1: Verbally Explaining Procedures
Unit 5.2: Verbal Reporting and Handovers
Unit 5.3: Summarizing Technical Discussions
Unit 5.4: Ensuring Documentation Traceability
Unit 5.5: Technical Instructions and Manuals

Phase 4: Problem-Solving and Technical Collaboration

Module 6: Technical Problem Identification

Unit 6.1: Identifying Technical Problems
Unit 6.2: Describing Faults and Severity
Unit 6.3: Expressing Opposition and Criticism
Unit 6.4: Off-Topic and Social Communication
Unit 6.5: Reporting Work Process Disruptions

Module 7: Technical Problem-Solving

Unit 7.1: Troubleshooting Procedures
Unit 7.2: Threshold Adjustments and Calibration
Unit 7.3: Maintenance and Repair Discussions
Unit 7.4: Health and Safety Communication
Unit 7.5: Solution Proposals and Implementation

Phase 5: Project Responsibilities and Leadership

Module 8: Project Planning and Development

Unit 8.1: Project Phases and Development
Unit 8.2: Task Assignment and Coordination
Unit 8.3: Progress Tracking and Reporting
Unit 8.4: Resource Optimization Discussions
Unit 8.5: Work Schedule Coordination

Module 9: Technical Meetings and Presentations

Unit 9.1: Leading Technical Meetings
Unit 9.2: Presenting Technical Information
Unit 9.3: Discussing Technical Requirements
Unit 9.4: Regulations and Standards Discussions
Unit 9.5: Meeting Participation and Documentation

Phase 6: Technical Decision-Making and Expertise

Module 10: Technical Testing and Analysis

Unit 10.1: Test Planning and Procedures
Unit 10.2: Describing Test Results
Unit 10.3: Analyzing Experimental Data
Unit 10.4: Discussing Cause and Effect
Unit 10.5: Workplace Safety Protocols

Module 11: Technical Solutions and Improvements

Unit 11.1: Proposing Technical Solutions
Unit 11.2: Suggesting Improvements
Unit 11.3: Assessing Feasibility
Unit 11.4: Implementing Technical Changes
Unit 11.5: Process Improvement Suggestions

Phase 7: Advanced Responsibilities and Compliance

Module 12: Technical Decision-Making

Unit 12.1: Justifying Technical Decisions
Unit 12.2: Explaining Technical Constraints
Unit 12.3: Negotiating Technical Priorities
Unit 12.4: Finalizing Technical Decisions
Unit 12.5: Employee Performance Discussions

Module 13: Conflict Resolution and Compliance

Unit 13.1: Addressing Technical Disagreements
Unit 13.2: Constructive Criticism
Unit 13.3: Ensuring Compliance
Unit 13.4: Accident Reporting and Prevention
Unit 13.5: Conflict Resolution Strategies

Phase 8: Leadership and Strategic Communication

Module 14: Technical Performance and Capabilities

Unit 14.1: Technical Performance Assessment
Unit 14.2: Comparative Analysis Discussions
Unit 14.3: Employee Performance Discussions
Unit 14.4: Quality Assurance Discussions
Unit 14.5: Professional Development Discussions

Module 15: Technical Leadership and Innovation

Unit 15.1: Team Leadership Communication
Unit 15.2: Technical Mentoring
Unit 15.3: Strategic Technical Planning
Unit 15.4: Cross-Functional Communication
Unit 15.5: Team Building and Collaboration

Module 16: Advanced Technical Negotiation

Unit 16.1: Technical Negotiation
Unit 16.2: Innovation Management
Unit 16.3: Technical Presentations for Stakeholders
Unit 16.4: Technical Report Discussions
Unit 16.5: Customer Communication

What our beta users are saying

Feedback from engineers using our course.

"Finally learned German that I actually use every day at work. The focus on technical vocabulary and real workplace scenarios made all the difference in my daily communications."

Thomas

Mechanical Engineer

"Six months in, and I'm confidently discussing technical specifications with German colleagues. The structured approach to learning technical German was exactly what I needed."

Sarah

Software Engineer

"No more wasting time on irrelevant vocabulary. Pure engineering German that works. This course helped me focus on what matters for my daily work in automotive engineering."

Michael

Automotive Engineer

"My engineering career in Germany took off after this focused language course. The technical vocabulary and communication patterns were exactly what I needed for my role."

Elena

Electrical Engineer

"The scenario-based lessons prepared me perfectly for my technical role. I can now confidently participate in design reviews and technical discussions in German."

David

Systems Engineer

"Worth every euro! Now I understand and contribute in German engineering meetings. The course's focus on technical communication patterns made a huge difference."

Anna

Process Engineer

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FAQs

What level of German do I need to start the course?

You need to have completed the A2 level in German to enroll in our course. This ensures you have the basic language foundation needed to build upon with our technical content. We'll guide you through B1, B2, and C1 levels, focusing specifically on engineering-related German.

How long does it take to complete the course?

The course is designed to be completed in 6 months, with a structured curriculum that covers all essential technical German skills. This is significantly faster than traditional German courses, which typically take 3 years to reach the same level of workplace proficiency.

What makes this course different from other German courses?

Our course is specifically designed for engineers and technical professionals. We focus exclusively on technical vocabulary, workplace scenarios, and communication patterns that engineers actually use daily. Unlike traditional courses that cover general topics like weather or travel, we teach you exactly what you need for your engineering career in Germany.

How is the course structured?

The course is divided into 8 phases, covering everything from basic workplace interactions to advanced technical leadership. Each phase includes multiple modules with specific units focusing on different aspects of technical communication. The curriculum progresses from basic technical vocabulary to complex scenarios like leading technical meetings and making strategic decisions.

What kind of support do I get during the course?

You'll have access to our dedicated support team of language experts with engineering backgrounds. They can help you with any questions about technical vocabulary, grammar, or workplace scenarios. Additionally, you'll have access to our community of fellow engineering professionals learning German, where you can practice and share experiences.

What is your refund policy?

Due to the digital nature of our course, all purchases are non-refundable. However, we understand the importance of making an informed decision. That's why we provide extensive free content on our YouTube channel where you can get a good understanding of our teaching quality and the value we provide before making your purchase.