French & German · DELF & Goethe Preparation
Master a New Language
with Expert-Led
Courses
We teach French and German. Small live batches, certified faculty, weekly speaking practice, and preparation for DELF, Goethe, TCF and TestDaF.
Why Brivian
Four reasons students
actually finish.
We teach two languages properly, and we track whether you get there.
- 01
Certified faculty
DELF- and Goethe-certified instructors who teach the language full time, not generalists filling a slot.
- 02
Small live batches
Batches stay small, so every learner speaks in every class. Every session is live, never a lecture you watch alone.
- 03
Exam-mapped syllabus
Every level is built against the official Goethe, DELF, TCF and TestDaF frameworks, with weekly mock tests.
- 04
Real outcomes
Students clear certifications, move abroad, and change careers. Progress is tracked in your student portal.
Courses & fees
Pick your language: see live batches and prices, then enrol in minutes.
French
French on the DELF and TEF/TCF frameworks. Live batches with certified teachers, plus e-books to revise between classes.
View French courses & fees→German
German from A1 to C2, mapped to the Goethe-Institut syllabus. Live cohorts and a weekly conversation club.
View German courses & fees→Student Portal
Your classroom, on any device
Join live classes, track your progress through each CEFR level, and download every worksheet, all from one login. Enrolled students get access the day their batch starts.
How we teach
Speak from the first class, not the fifth level
Grammar is taught in service of speaking, never the other way round. Every session builds in structured conversation practice, corrected live by your instructor, so the language leaves the textbook and enters your mouth early.
See the methodWe prepare students for these examinations
Voices from our cohorts
Words from our French and German learners.
I started with no French at all and worried I would fall behind. Because the batches stay small, my instructor could hear each of us speak and correct us on the spot. By the end of A1 I could hold a simple conversation.
The grammar finally made sense to me here. Verb tenses that used to tangle me up were broken down clearly, with plenty of examples in every session. I never once walked out of a class feeling lost.
Joining the B1 batch was the best move for my DELF preparation. We ran timed practice for every section and I got honest, detailed feedback on my writing. I walked into the exam calm instead of anxious.
What stood out was how much we spoke from the very first week. Instead of only filling worksheets, we were forming German sentences almost right away. My pronunciation improved much faster than I expected.
Balancing class with a full-time job needs structure, and the levels here are mapped out clearly. Each session built on the last, so nothing ever felt rushed. The trainer was patient whenever I asked to repeat.
Signing up for Goethe preparation here paid off completely. The mock tests felt close to the real exam and my spoken answers were corrected line by line. I passed comfortably on my first attempt.
Blogs & articles
Exam breakdowns, study routines and language guides, written by the people who teach here.
CareersThe German Level You Actually Need for Germany
A clear breakdown of which German level opens university admission, a blocked account and visa, and the German workplace.
Read the article →- Careers28 Oct 2025
DELF, TCF, or TEF, Which French Certificate You Actually Need
DELF, TCF, and TEF prove French for different purposes, and picking the wrong one can cost you an immigration file or a job application.
- German8 Sept 2025
Fifteen Minutes of German Speaking Every Day
A concrete daily routine that turns short bursts of speaking practice into steady, real progress in German.
- French22 Jul 2025
Crossing from A2 to B1 in French, and What Actually Gets Harder
The jump from A2 to B1 in French is less about new words and more about handling time, opinion, and connected speech under real pressure.
- German11 Jun 2025
Goethe A1 or telc A1, and How to Choose
Both certify the same A1 level, but the format, cost and recognition differ enough to matter before you book a seat.
- French29 Apr 2025
The French Sounds That Trip Up English Speakers First
A short list of French sounds gives English speakers the most trouble, and each one responds to a specific practice drill you can start today.
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