German Course in Frankfurt – Only 2 Mornings per Week, Not an Intensive Course

German courses on two mornings per week in Frankfurt am Main – for all levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, and C1.

Three participants in a morning German language course in Frankfurt in a small group with teacher in the background

SPEAK a lot of German.

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Small groups + focus on SPEAKING

German in the morning in Frankfurt am Main. Two days per week – not intensive – from 09:00 to 12:15 in small groups.

The alternative to an intensive course

Do you also think: “I would like to take a German course near me, but an intensive course is too much”? Then you are in exactly the right place with us.

Two fixed mornings per week – from 9:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. – exactly when it fits into your daily routine:

Your children are at school or daycare.

You work part-time.

Your job doesn’t allow you to attend a daily course.


This way, you can learn German in a structured way without making your day too busy – and you’ll have enough time to review what you’ve learned.

👉 Are you wondering how to really start speaking in a German course? Read our article “Where can I find a German course in Frankfurt where I can really practise speaking?” to find out more.

Portrait of a student attending a German course 2 days per week in the morning  in Frankfurt am Main

“Here I learned to speak German without fear. What helped me especially was the focus on communication and speaking a lot during the lessons. As a result, my professional communication has improved significantly. The model of a German course 2 days per week in the morning in Frankfurt (9-12:15) fits perfectly into my daily routine, as I can go directly to work afterwards.”

Inesa Rafalska, Ukraine

Portrait of a course participant learning German in the morning two days a week in Frankfurt am Main, small group level B2 at the language school Frankfurt with a focus on speaking

“I attended different schools, but I like SprachPassion the most. The teacher is very professional, explains very clearly, and we always work in small groups. That makes it easy to learn the German language. It was also important for me that I can learn German only two mornings per week in Frankfurt. I am a mother, so I have time for everything: doing homework and playing with my children. That makes me happy, and I am not frustrated. Instead, I really enjoy the German language.”

Anduela Cirongu, Albania/Italy

Start dates, course duration and prices

Our German courses, held two mornings per week, start several times a year — at all levels from A1 to C1. Click on your level and see directly when the next course begins, how long it lasts, and what it costs:

A1 German Courses Frankfurt am Main

A2 German Courses Frankfurt am Main

B1 German Courses Frankfurt am Main

B2 German Courses Frankfurt am Main

C1 German Courses Frankfurt am Main

Do you already have prior knowledge for your German course held two mornings per week?

Before every registration, we conduct a personal oral placement test – even if you already have a certificate. This ensures that you start at the right level and that the group is truly a good match. Book your free placement interview now – online or directly at our language school in Frankfurt am Main.

Why this non-intensive German course in Frankfurt am Main is ideal for you

  • Consistency beats intensity – Learning regularly over a longer period is often better than studying intensively for a short time. Your brain has more time to process and retain what you’ve learned.
  • Less pressure – You have time to do your homework and can take care of other things without feeling rushed.
  • Small groups with a maximum of 8 participants – You speak German regularly, and not just for four weeks like in an intensive course, followed by a break during which you may start to forget what you’ve learned in everyday life.
  • Focus on SPEAKING – You get used to actively speaking German right from the start. Your brain becomes accustomed to speaking German as part of your regular routine.
  • Over 20 years of the proven SprachPassion teaching concept with native-speaking teachers
  • German is the language of instruction – speaking German becomes natural for you

What you will be able to do after this German course

  • Respond more spontaneously and confidently in German
  • Understand more in everyday life and react with more confidence
  • Continue conversations instead of breaking them off
  • Handle doctor visits and appointments with more confidence
  • Talk more comfortably with neighbors, colleagues, or other parents
  • Better understand your children’s homework
  • Present yourself with greater confidence at work – in meetings, emails, and conversations with colleagues
Portrait of a female participant in a German course twice per week in the morning in Frankfurt am Main, outdoor setting, language institute Frankfurt with a focus on speaking

“At SprachPassion, I had lessons that really helped me progress. I learned German two days weekly in the morning (in Frankfurt Main) and I finally feel more confident when speaking the language. Speaking is the focus in every class, with a perfect combination of grammar and vocabulary learning. Very professional. And all the teachers are native speakers.”

Pilar Olmedilla, Spain

Portrait of a male participant in a German course two days per week in the morning at the language institute Frankfurt am Main

“I attended a German course two mornings a week at SprachPassion in Frankfurt and quickly noticed how much more confident I became when speaking. The small groups and the teacher’s clear and supportive approach make the lessons especially effective. I can recommend the language institute to anyone who wants to specifically learn to speak German.”

Michael Henderson, Great Britain-Canada

Portrait of a student attending a German course two mornings per week in Frankfurt am Main at SprachPassion, course level B2 and C1

“SprachPassion is the best Language Institute for learning German in my opinion. I completed the C1 level there and also prepared for the Goethe B2 exam. What I especially liked was that the lessons were adapted to the needs of the group and that we spoke a lot during class. Other schools are often much more rigid and mainly focus on working through the textbook.

At SprachPassion, I was also able to improve my professional communication in German and prepare for job interviews. I especially liked that I could learn German two mornings per week, which fit perfectly into my schedule. The school is very centrally located in Frankfurt am Main and easy to reach by public transport.”

Mónica Fernández Ramírez, Kolumbien

If you want to learn German in the mornings in Frankfurt, this course, held two mornings a week from 9:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., is the ideal choice.

Our German courses with 2 mornings per week in Frankfurt am Main are based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR. This framework divides German language skills into levels A1 to C2.

Here you will find an initial orientation:

Before every registration, we conduct a personal oral placement interview. This ensures that you start at the right level and that the group is truly a good match.

German course in the morning in Frankfurt, ideal as a part time course

You’re not sure whether a part-time German course is the right choice? Then feel free to read our blog article “Part Time German Course Frankfurt: Learn German Two Mornings per Week“.

In this article you will find out more about how a German course two mornings a week at our language school in Frankfurt works, what matters when learning German and how our method works: “I am looking for a German course in the morning in Frankfurt – But I only want to study 2 days per week“.

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