First-hand learning experience
I know the uncertainty of authorities, meetings, and spontaneous conversations from first-hand experience.
About me
I know this route
from experience.
I started from zero in Germany and now work in German in project management. Deutsch-Sprint combines that experience with a clear way of working.
Why this method
Structure for the moments
when giving up feels tempting.
I do not promise a shortcut. I help you divide the necessary work into manageable steps and keep progress visible.
Project management
Planning, prioritisation, and short review cycles become a practical learning system.
German in working life
Practice is based on real conversations, messages, decisions, and tasks.
“My goal is not to give you as much material as possible. My goal is for you to know each week what to practise, why it matters, and how to recognise progress.”
Masih AdavoodiDeutsch-Sprint by Berlinagile
Working together
Direct, calm, and
measurable.
Every plan starts with an honest assessment and a realistic time budget.
- 01
Clarify your level
What can you already do reliably, and where do errors appear?
- 02
Check target and deadline
Do the target, available hours, and exam date fit together?
- 03
Plan the first sprint
Two weeks, one core skill, and one visible result.
Get an honest assessment
Where are you
right now?
Tell me your target and deadline. You will receive an honest assessment of whether the plan fits the time you can commit.