Teach German online, on your own terms
Set your rates, choose your hours, and let the platform handle scheduling, payments, homework and progress tracking — so your lesson time goes on teaching German.
Who is learning German
German is heavily driven by work and study migration. Learners usually need a named level — B1 for many residence routes, B2 or C1 for medical and academic registration — by a date they cannot move.
Healthcare and engineering professionals preparing for registration, students heading to German universities, and families relocating. Precision matters more than fluency to most of them.
What the platform does for you
The administrative half of tutoring, removed.
You set the rate
Your hourly rate is yours to choose and change. We never discount your lessons to run a promotion without asking you first.
Scheduling handled
Availability in your own timezone, automatic reminders for both sides, and a cancellation window you control.
Learners who already know their level
Most arrive having taken a placement check, so the first lesson starts with teaching rather than assessment.
Verification that means something
Qualifications are checked before your profile goes live. That is why learners trust the profiles, and why yours is worth having.
What strengthens a profile
Goethe-Institut or telc examiner experience, DaF qualification, and experience with the specific professional exams if you have it — Fachsprachprüfung preparation is in constant demand.
Beyond paper qualifications, the two things learners respond to most are a short introduction video where you actually speak, and a specific description of who you teach best. “Experienced tutor, all levels” converts far worse than naming the learner you are right for.
Getting started
- Apply with your qualifications and teaching experience.
- Verification, usually within a few working days.
- Set your rate, availability and cancellation window.
- Record a short introduction and publish your profile.
Start teaching German
Applications are reviewed by a person, and you hear back either way.