Anyone who says learning German is only for researchers should reconsider this feeling. If you are in the business world and your German is zero, we strongly recommend learning it. Germany houses international companies and excels in the field of new technologies. Germany is the largest economy in the European Union and the fourth largest in the world.

In the UK, the US and Australia, degrees cost twice as much to international students when compared to home country degrees. Switzerland and Austria offer education for significantly lower fees. Although some courses are offered in English, a large percentage are taught in German.

Germany's direct investment in the US amounts to over USD 10 billion. German has the largest number of native speakers in the European Union. German is one of the ten most-used languages in the world.

German is the second most popular language in science. Germany makes one of the largest contributions to research and development. The public sector in Germany made approximately EUR 27.5 billion for R&D in 2016.

First of all, it is easier to recognize spoken words than to pronounce them. Take some time to become familiar with the alphabet and pronunciation of sounds. Regular practice is crucial to improve pronunciation. You can benefit from the help of a native language user.

German nouns have three different classifications and can be male, female or neutral. For the most part, learn the gender of the noun along with the word itself. However, there are tips on how to guess the gender of a word.

German uses a different case for intermediate objects and genitive for possession. There are two basic patterns that you need to write to determine which case applies to a particular word. One case may be used only with the singular male, another female case has basically only two forms.

Below is a list of universities and institutes where you may learn German & get an officially recognised certificate.