German Teacher, Besant Nagar

If you are looking out for a German Teacher in and around thiruvanmiyur, you must meet Mrs.Thila Graebel R who not only takes classes for learning German Language but also explains the culture and lifestyle for those who travel for business reasons or otherwise.
She is Malay and married to a German now settled in Chennai and had learnt the language. As they say that necessity is the mother of invention. She is now spreading the language among those who have linguistic taste.
She conducts classes all days in the week preferable in the morning between 09:30 AM to 1 PM. She runs a batch of maximum 4 students as she would like individual attention to each one of them.
She charges Rs.3000/- per 30 hours package and Rs.5000/- per 50 hours package. She also teaches Malay for fast track course.
Thila says “She is proud in distributing the knowledge to the younger generation”.
She resides at 9/20, 5th Avenue, Besant Nagar, Chennai – 600 090.
Handphone : 98411 89710 Email : thila_raj@yahoo.com

Comments

surendhar subramani said…
I went for her class.To say she is more dedicated teacher.She shares her personal experience what she had in german which is like comfortable class.
Thank you M/S Thila for teaching me good German with all dedication.

Surendhar S
November 9, 2010 at 9:42 AM
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