There are dozens of ways to hold efficient meetings: face-to-face, online, by phone... The objective is always to get people together and find productive solutions for challenges and problems. You want to have an impact and get everyone on board. To do this, you draw on your wide knowledge of the language to get the right message across and use the most persuasive arguments.
That can be a challenge even in your native language. But what if you have to do this in German?
You already have command of German to an intermediary level. That means you already speak German reasonably effortlessly in familiar situations. However, you want to perfect your German so that you can participate confidently and without stress in meetings that are held in German.
Certainly! Thanks to our unique partnership with CrossKnowledge, we offer you specialist e-learning modules that hone your communication skills — all in German.
You decide yourself what you want to learn, and kill two birds with one stone in the process. What can you expect?
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We put an effort into creating the right customised language course, and we need lots of information from you. Do you prefer face-to-face classes or a virtual course? Would you rather learn on your own or in a group? Is e-learning for you or not? The answers to all those questions help us to figure out your perfect Language Learning Mix.
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Do you like the look of this Language Learning Mix? Then we can get started. First we look for the right language trainer for you given your proficiency, goals and job.
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