Living in Wolfsburg without speaking German? I get it.
Moving to a new country is exciting, but trying to navigate daily life in Germany without the local language can quickly feel overwhelming and isolating.
"Will I ever feel truly settled and connected here?"
The Reality: It’s easy to stay in an "expat bubble," but real belonging happens when you can interact with your neighbors, local shopkeepers, and community.
The Solution: this isn't just a language course; it’s a welcoming space. In small groups you don't just learn German—you build a local support network with women who share your exact journey.
The Spradibe Difference: Language as a Tool for Independence
You don't need to memorize endless grammar tables to start living your life. My action-oriented approach gives you the practical language tools you need from Day 1 to feel at home in Wolfsburg.
Why Choose This Course?
“Taking lessons with Juliane was the best thing that could have happened to me during my stay in Germany. Our sessions were very enjoyable.”
Liz Ortíz
All the details of your new course:
Start Date
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September 2nd, 2026
Schedule
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Mon-Wed-Fri from 8:45am to 12:00pm
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20 In-Person Sessions (4 Academic Units per session: 3 hours of net class time + coffee break)
Target Level
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A1 (Beginner level focused on practical everyday autonomy)
Location
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Frauenzimmer (Wolfsburg)
Includes
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Proprietary Spradibe course materials
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Deutschfuchs online learning app account
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Coffee (bring your own Mug!)
Price
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1 Payment of 699€
or
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2 Rates of 359€
Meet your Teacher
Hallo! Ich bin Juliane
I know what it's like to live in a foreign country because I've been there myself. Learning a new language can feel challenging—but with the right support, you can make real progress.
For over ten years, I've been helping adults learn German with confidence. I completed my teacher training at the Goethe-Institut and am a certified teacher of German as a foreign language.
In my lessons, you'll use German from the very beginning. We focus on real-life situations, not just grammar. Mistakes are welcome—they're a natural part of learning.
My goal is to help you speak German with confidence in everyday life.
