Learning English

For us, language is a way to teach about culture. Our English courses are exclusively taught by instructors from the United States and speak English as their first language. Our classes help students better understand the United States – by working on their English skills and learning more about American culture, intercultural differences, and similarities.

Beginners or advanced learners, teenagers or adults – we have the right course for you! You can find the whole program on our German site.

Teaching English

Are you an American English teacher who is interested in working at the DAZ? We’d love to hear from you!

Our teaching positions are on a freelance basis and we require a qualification in EFL/ESL, teaching experience and a college degree. You should enjoy working with teenage and adult learners and be comfortable teaching digital, hybrid, and in person courses. Currently we are expanding our teaching pool so we’re looking forward to meeting new English teachers to potentially work with.

Please get in contact with Desirée Nieß, ideally with a CV and an informal cover letter.

Please note that due to the mission of the DAZ, we can only consider applications from American native speakers from the United States.

Learning German

Our introductory courses to German language and culture were specifically designed with Americans (and other English speakers) in mind. We combine basic German skills with intercultural aspects.

Currently, we don’t have any new dates planned for this course yet. If you are interested, please contact us at english@daz.org. Thank you!