Hi, I'm Aleksandr Levitskii

I started teaching German in 1993. In 2001, I graduated from Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University with a degree in linguistics and teaching (German language). In 2018, I passed the C1 level exam at t... I started teaching German in 1993. In 2001, I graduated from Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University with a degree in linguistics and teaching (German language). In 2018, I passed the C1 level exam at the Goethe-Institut. In 2015, I participated in a seminar for teachers at the St. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church in Saint Petersburg, dedicated to computer methods for teaching German. In 2020, I was a participant in a seminar hosted on the “Your Tutor” educational platform, focusing on preparation methods for exams at the Goethe-Institut. I have taught in schools with advanced German language programs and in technical schools.Currently, I collaborate with international educational platforms such as UROKI.Live, Livexp, and others. My rating on these platforms is 4.98, and I receive a lot of praise. In my work, I specialize in assisting school students and preparing them for Goethe-Institut exams from A1 to B2, as well as for TestDaF and telc (DTB, DTZ). I also have experience helping students with technical challenges. I strive to take an individual approach to each student. In the case of school students, this usually involves transitioning from a school where German was not taught to a school with German as a second foreign language. To ensure this transition is as smooth as possible, I first focus on helping them grasp the basics of speaking German, without relying on the material already covered in a "German-speaking" class. Preparation for Goethe-Institut exams is based on resources from the HUBER publishing house (Themen aktuell, Schritte international, Menschen). For telc, I use materials prepared by the company itself. Additionally, I incorporate visual aids, excerpts from films, additional texts, and more. Generally, my students achieve the results they need. Show more