The German language is fascinating. And, like all languages, we never finish learning. But the most important thing is to be able to communicate, interact with other people without fear and to be able to use it as a useful tool for our work. That is why in my classes, apart from the exhaustive study of grammar and grammatical structures, we emphasize current topics specific to German culture. With interactive exercises, videos and a lot of communication, the hours fly by. However, I am not going to deceive you: you need to study to accompany the learning process. There are also those who prefer classes with more fixed structures and, for this, we can work following a book, alternating with other exercises. Depending on the level, we will train the ear with current audios and videos, podcasts, philosophical talks, everything is possible to the extent that we feel more confident. As for me, I love communicating and communicating with others, as it has always been my way of learning. My training? I studied journalism in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Philology at the Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. Before entering university, I studied German at the Hartnackschule in Berlin, where I prepared for the entrance exams. Since 2012 I have been teaching German at all levels.