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Business German that actually works in the room.
After payment, I will send the materials to you privately.
After your purchase I will send you all the course material, and also offer support.
About this course
Geschäftsdeutsch 1 is a practice-oriented course for professionals who want to communicate more confidently in German-speaking business life. We cover the topics that matter most in real working life: meetings, trade-fair conversations, short presentations, straightforward negotiations, basic contract questions, HR topics, finance and administration, and business travel. The focus is on real Redemittel (professional fixed phrases), dialogues, and role-plays drawn directly from practice — not abstract grammar drills. We work with materials Klaus developed himself, based on his own many years of international business experience, so what you learn is what people actually say in German offices and meeting rooms.
Learning outcomes
Introduce yourself and your company with the right level of professionalism
You handle small talk and formal introductions with the right register from the very first meeting.
Participate actively in meetings
You follow discussions, give short input, and ask clarifying questions with confidence.
Handle simple trade-fair and networking conversations
You present your role, your company, and your interests naturally, without hesitation.
Give a short, structured presentation on a familiar business topic
You organise your points clearly and deliver them with confidence.
Communicate in straightforward negotiation situations
You state your position clearly and understand what the other side is saying.
Talk about basic contract and HR topics
You use the right vocabulary and the right register for these sensitive conversations.
Discuss everyday finance and administrative matters relevant to your work
You navigate the vocabulary that comes up in real day-to-day business admin.
Manage simple business travel situations in German
From booking to daily logistics, you get things done without switching back to English.
Use real professional Redemittel instead of translating word-for-word
You sound like a professional, not like someone translating from English or Chinese in their head.
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