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just want to have an idea of what is usually applied for teaching French in Germany and how long (45 minutes or 1 full hour?)
Thanks in advance for your advises
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Astrid Elke Witte Németország Local time: 14:55 Tag (2002 óta) német - angol + ...
My experience
Jul 30, 2005
My experience of teaching French in Germany is that the lessons are 45 minutes long, and you receive a relatively low fee. As far as I recall, I got DM 20 around 8 years ago.
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Saifa (X) Local time: 14:55 német - francia + ...
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Aug 10, 2005
Hi Karine,
I have been teaching French for years in Germany, and the best fee I ever got (which was two years ago, as I stopped) was 20 €/hour (45 minutes, adults who had to learn it for work, during their working hours: business French and technical French).
I stopped because I was loosing more than 1 hour to get there and 1 hour to come back, and I had to prepare and correct a lot, which was of course not extra paid.
I have been teaching French for years in Germany, and the best fee I ever got (which was two years ago, as I stopped) was 20 €/hour (45 minutes, adults who had to learn it for work, during their working hours: business French and technical French).
I stopped because I was loosing more than 1 hour to get there and 1 hour to come back, and I had to prepare and correct a lot, which was of course not extra paid.
If you want to teach here, try to find some business clients (industry), as language schools will probably pay you much less.
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