An e-learning course for people with a limited, moderate or even superior command of the English language.
Our aim is to stimulate your interest, clear away your inhibitions and, having helped you discover that English really isn't as difficult as you thought, create a sound basis on which you can continue learning on your own.


The Project
Within the framework of TILL (Technologisch Innovatives Lehren und Lernen - "Technologically Innovative Learning and Teaching"), our e-files allow you to refresh, consolidate and broaden your knowledge of English, swiftly and effectively.
At the same time, this platform provides an individually-tailored and spontaneous introduction to the topic of English for those who have been out of education for a long time.


Our eFiles provide you with:
The opportunity to acquire basic knowledge of English
The opportunity to refresh, consolidate, and broaden your existing knowledge, even if this is only limited.
The opportunity to tackle business topics such as client contact (i.e. telephone conversations, e-mails and correspondence), the basics of technically-specialised English, presentations, negotiations, meetings and intercultural aspects in the English language.


Working online - chatting with the instructors
The person-to-person training places the emphasis firmly on our focus, the spoken language, while in contrast written assignments may be handed in online with chat function with the tutor at set times or at the time of the personal training session.


Cooperation - the magic formula
eFiles users can get involved and help shape the tuition with their suggestions - for example, using situations taken from their own work life - in order to ensure that the course runs as efficiently as possible and meets their needs to the full.
The lecturers take on the role of Course Leaders, and as such they will do all they can to accommodate the needs of the participants.


Fun and learning - 2 words you don't normally see together
In fact you'll soon see that effective, properly-targeted language studies don't inevitably have to mean inflexible "knowledge-crunching" or other such migraine-inducing methods.

The new media present us with new opportunities - we shouldn't let them pass us by.

More information will be available soon.