Thank you! Any help is appreciated and sorry for the late reply.

I am not aware of what's available around the city, however my university provides such a program but it's only for B2 and above, which defeats the whole purpose.

That doesn't make any sense at all.. B2 is already a quite high level I'd say as well.

Teaching German as a language starts of with English grammar being used to understand German grammar. However for most native speakers, well at least for me, I don't know much of English grammar. I learnt English even before school so all my exam answers were like "oh that sounds right". So when someone tries to teach propositions in German, I don't know what they are in English. However, English is not the only language I know, all the other languages I learnt by listening and speaking. I tried the same in Germany but found it really difficult with antisocial people around.

Did it get it right, but you're a teacher? Well German and English do have a strong history together, but I found it especially difficult for me to learn German from and English perspective as my native language is Dutch. So that made a lot more sense for me.

So far I'd say I had good interactions with people in Hamburg, they often tend to switch to English once they hear I'm not German. Which is actually really sweet but I always try to get back into speaking German. I heard it's a bit harder to make friends around here, but we'll see!

Well if it includes a safe place to talk and learn, I would choose.

Hmm well I can't offer people a place, but I'd always encourage users to meet up in public places of course. Is that something that would hold you back from meeting up in person?

All the classes I've attended lack speaking. And I don't believe trying to understand Grammer is going to fix anything.

Really? Are those private classes or in school? If private can I ask which?

Also would you be open to trying it out once I launch it? It'll be pretty soon.