As a participant in one of our group courses, you benefit from our free offer of weekly Live Online Tutoring with a speakeasy teacher!
Outside of your booked course, you have the opportunity to ask a teacher your questions for free, e.g. if you didn't understand something in class or want to repeat something. You can also ask for help with your homework. If you have missed a lesson, you can find help catching up in our Online Tutoring sessions.
You have opportunities to access our online learning support through Zoom five times a week: Every Monday to Friday from 17:00 – 19:00 (CET) the virtual classroom is open for you.
After registering for a group course, you will receive an email with your course details and the link for the virtual classroom. During the Online Tutoring period, you can log in and may have to wait briefly in a waiting room for the teacher to let you in. This allows us to consider the order of questions and clarify one at a time.
We plan 5 to 10 minutes maximum per answer so that all students have the opportunity to get help. You can decide if you just want to hear your questions answered or stay longer - the virtual classroom can be left at any time. Of course, because the tutoring is available to students of all courses, questions may be discussed that are above your language course level.
Please formulate concrete questions about the desired topic before the tutoring session. On the one hand, you can ask them directly to the teacher and do not lose valuable time, and on the other hand, the teacher can better answer your question:
The teacher is available to all students, so they cannot make up a whole missed class with
you. If you have specific questions about the topic covered, they will be happy to help you,
but cannot explain as extensively as in group classes.
Of course, our teacher will try to answer all questions, but sometimes a lot of students have questions, so time is short. If that's the case, just come to the next Online Tutoring session or speak to the instructor in your regular class to ask them for help.