Choosing a Syracuse German course offered by Varsity Tutors could be a great way to learn German. People might want to learn German for many different reasons, and a well-designed course can help you develop a deep understanding of this amazing language - regardless of why you want to learn.
Maybe you've got your eye on university programs with strict language requirements at Syracuse University. A deep knowledge of German could be exactly what you need to leap over this hurdle. It's never too early to start learning German, and high school students at Henninger High School or Corcoran High School might also want to learn. If you start learning German from an early age, you could develop skills that could benefit you long into adulthood. Working professionals might also want to learn German. After all, there are many German-speaking nations across Europe, and many of them offer interesting professional opportunities.
Luxembourg, Austria, and Belgium are just a few examples of nations that use German as an official language. German is mostly divided into two groups: High German and Low German. High German is mostly used for formal applications, such as education, mass media, and administrative purposes. While these various nations might use slightly different German dialects, they all use the same universal writing system. If you learn this writing system and the basic structure of the German language, and you could travel through these nations with ease. Whether you're traveling for pleasure or business, German could be a major asset.
What Might A Syracuse German Course Cover?
It's worth pointing out that German and English actually have quite a bit in common. They're both part of the same basic language family, along with Frisian and Dutch. In fact, Old English was heavily Germanic in style and structure, largely owing to the Germanic tribes that established the foundations for modern English society. But while English speakers might notice a few similarities between the two languages, there are also some major differences that could be challenging. Just like the Romance languages and Latin, German is a gender-based system. There are actually three genders in the German language, and nouns might be masculine, feminine, or neuter. One example is the gender-based system of German. German uses a distinct three gendered structure, comprising of masculine, feminine and neuter nouns. While this system is certainly a challenging concept to master, so is the German system of inflections. Inflections can transform words based on their gender, case, or number (singular or plural).
Verbs are also conjugated differently in German. Conjugation changes according to three classes, which are weak, strong, and mixed. You'll learn plenty of other interesting German concepts in your Syracuse German course, including pronunciation, grammar, and much more.
How Does A Syracuse German Course Help You Learn?
Although these courses are online, they're also quite similar to regular, traditional classrooms. When you join these virtual classrooms, you'll learn alongside other students who are in the exact same boat as you. As you learn together as a group, you'll have plenty of opportunities to ask questions, voice your opinion, and interact with the rest of the class. You might find that this approach is highly beneficial, especially in the context of learning a new language. Research has shown that collaborative learning environments might help students learn in a more efficient manner. Each course is taught by a German expert with excellent communication skills. These instructors must go through a rigorous interview and vetting process before being ultimately chosen. If you're having trouble with any of the more difficult German concepts, you can always contact your German instructor to request time to speak outside of class on a one-on-one basis.
How Do You Sign Up For A Syracuse German Class?
One of the biggest benefits of these classes is that they're accessible anywhere in the world - as long as you have a computer with internet access. But an even bigger benefit is the fact that you can choose exactly when you want to take your Syracuse German class. We understand that many of our students might be working professionals or busy students. That's why we've designed our classes to be as accommodating as possible, no matter what your schedule might look like. You can choose from weekend classes, night classes, or even classes on your lunch break. Classes start up every single month, and you can choose from two-week or four-week options.
Contact Varsity Tutors today, and our educational consultants will help you book a Syracuse German class that works for you.

James: Syracuse German course instructor
...German, Viennese, Dutch, French, and Spanish. My teaching and research interests are intentionally interdisciplinary, ranging from European culture, literatures and languages, to several subfields of linguistics (sociolinguistics, dialectology, linguistic anthropology, internet linguistics). I'm particularly passionate about teaching my students to think about and LOOK AT language in completely mind-bending ways. (If I'm your tutor, you'll see what I mean... =) While my professional passions are teaching and language, privately I enjoy tinkering with computers and...
Education & Certification
- Linfield College-McMinnville Campus - Bachelor of Science, Germanic Languages, General
- University of Washington-Seattle Campus - Master of Arts, Germanic Languages, General
- Globe University��Madison West - Doctor of Philosophy, Germanic Languages, General
Subject Expertise
- German
- Elementary School English
- Elementary School Math
- Spanish 4
- +37 subjects

Cristiana: Syracuse German course instructor
...in us - it's just a matter of getting there. Everyone's version of "saving the world" is different, and often times you can't make it alone; and that's perfectly alright. After all, Stephen Hawking wouldn't have had much to learn from without Einstein, nor Einstein without Newton. As a tutor and a student, who had to figure out their own learning style through a lot of trial and error, I aim to make the journey...
Education & Certification
- Syracuse University - Bachelors, Computer Science
Subject Expertise
- German
- 9th Grade Writing
- 5th Grade Math
- German 3
- +51 subjects

Jacob: Syracuse German course instructor
...other students and review material with them. I always enjoyed teaching simply because I enjoyed and was passionate about the material itself. But I enjoyed it even more when I heard about all the success other students were having as a result of my teaching. I was recruited to Brown University for rowing, and am officially undeclared but plan on graduating with a dual degree in biology and German studies. My favorite subjects to tutor...
Education & Certification
- Brown University - Current Undergrad, Biology and German
Subject Expertise
- German
- Conversational German
- College Algebra
- Math
- +21 subjects

Andrew: Syracuse German course instructor
...German tutoring especially, I'm very systematic, so that my students have a strong grammar foundation on which to build further skills and concepts. I have also lived in Germany for a year, and am able to bring world-life experiences into tutoring sessions, so that I can instill in my students a desire to learn more of the German language through a glimpse of what is possible once one has a basis in the language. I...
Education & Certification
- Oberlin College and Conservatory - Bachelors, German Studies and Voice Performance
- DePaul University - Masters, Voice Performance
Subject Expertise
- German
- Geometry
- Algebra
- College Algebra
- +26 subjects

David: Syracuse German course instructor
...stretch from an elementary to an advanced level, and I consider it of cardinal importance to equally value the successful communication both of elementary topics, such as algebra 1 or German word order, and complex ones, such as deontological critiques of utilitarian ethics. By valuing all levels of difficulty, I am able to give students a firm foundation, with which they can grasp truly complex ideas in the topic at hand and in their future...
Education & Certification
- University of Pennsylvania - Bachelor in Arts, Philosophy
Subject Expertise
- German
- Political Science
- Social Studies
- Philosophy
- +55 subjects

Sarah: Syracuse German course instructor
...strategies to each individual student's needs. I specialize in ISEE, PSAT, and SAT prep, English, History, and German tutoring, and college essay coaching. Having worked in undergraduate admissions at a top 50 research university for 3 years, I know exactly what top colleges are looking for, and I'm ready to help you get into the school of your dreams. Whether you need tutoring in the Humanities, test prep strategies, or individualized essay assistance, I know...
Education & Certification
- Tulane University of Louisiana - Bachelor in Arts, Anthropology
- Universitaet fuer Musik und darstellende Kunst - Certificate, Music Performance
Subject Expertise
- German
- Essay Editing
- ISEE-Middle Level Writing
- PSAT Critical Reading
- +89 subjects

Meghan: Syracuse German course instructor
...best and allowing yourself to have what you need, even if it isn't seen as average. Too often, our schools value data over students and forget that education is about discovery and personal growth. As a teacher and tutor, I strive to understand my students individually as whole, complex people. In doing so, I am able to better reach the person in front of me, utilizing their unique interests and talents while meeting their needs.
Education & Certification
- University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Bachelor in Arts, English
- Boston College - Master of Arts, Education
Subject Expertise
- German
- Middle School Writing
- ACT English
- High School Writing
- +33 subjects

Philipp: Syracuse German course instructor
...undergraduate at Columbia College. I love tutoring students in math, German, SHSAT, and SAT. I believe that I have good communication and pedagogical skills, and a firm understanding of the subject matter. Having come from Germany at the age of eleven, I know the frustration that can come with feeling overwhelmed by coursework. I performed well on standardized exams like the SHSAT and the SAT and can teach test-taking skills that will ultimately lead students...
Education & Certification
- Columbia College - Current Undergrad, East Asian Studies
Subject Expertise
- German
- German 1
- ESL/ELL
- SHSAT
- +28 subjects

Rachel: Syracuse German course instructor
Hi! I'm Rachel. I have a pretty relaxed teaching style and adapt well to all kinds of students. I really aim for students to understand concepts rather than make great test scores. However, great test scores are a good side effect of understanding concepts better.
Education & Certification
- Middle Tennessee State University - Current Undergrad, International Relations
Subject Expertise
- German
- AP World History
- Other
- ACT
- +46 subjects

Thomas: Syracuse German course instructor
...a study plan? Or do you simply want straightforward, content-based prep and study help? In either case, I'm excited to help you achieve your academic and standardized test goals. My academic credentials consist of a BA in Political Science and German from the University of Rhode Island, and a Master's degree in Environmental Management from Duke University. I speak German and Spanish. I'm confident tutoring several standardized tests, including SSAT, ISEE, SAT, ACT, and GRE.
Education & Certification
- University of Rhode Island - Bachelors, Political Science & German
- Duke University - Masters, Environmental Economics and Policy
Subject Expertise
- German
- Test Prep
- ACT Writing
- SAT Reading
- +44 subjects