Try our language courses
Free Berlitz Trial Lesson
Put us to the test - We'll be happy to convince you!
Still unsure whether you should sign up for a Berlitz language course? Then join one in the language of your choice. You'll learn all about our teaching method, the qualified native-speaker trainer team, the quality of teaching, and experience first-hand how a Berlitz training course works.
What to expect in the trial lesson
- 45 minutes of authentic, live language training
- Same structure and content as in regular online group classes
- Live and interactive in our online classroom
- In a small group: participants with similar prior knowledge
- With a native speaker trainer and based on the Berlitz Method
Register now for a free online trial lesson
After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with your login information.
Trial lesson English or German (A2 / B1 / B2)
Trial lesson for beginners (various languages to choose from)
Frequently asked questions
To give as many interested people as possible the chance to secure a spot, we offer one free trial lesson per person. During the trial lesson, we’ll show you how the Berlitz Method works and how you can learn a language with us in a practical way.
Your trial lesson takes place online. You’ll meet with the trainer in a virtual training room. For this, you’ll need a stable internet connection, a laptop or PC, and headphones with a microphone.
A Berlitz consultant will contact you shortly after your trial lesson. If we’ve convinced you and you’d like to start training with us, you can discuss the next steps with them.
Yes, that’s no problem. You can easily cancel your appointment via the link in your email confirmation. You can also use that link to book a new appointment directly.
Our trainers are native speakers or have language skills at a native level and are specially trained. They bring not only language skills but also cultural nuances and plenty of fun and enthusiasm.
In the trial lesson, we’ll cover a practical topic. You’ll get to know the Berlitz Method, which involves communicating in the target language from the very beginning.