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Your degree is in English. Your part-time job is in German.

Practise the conversations of a student job before they happen — calling about an ad, the interview, your first shift, serving customers and calling in sick — with an AI tutor that plays your manager or customer, corrects what matters and explains why.

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After signing up, choose German and the goal “Work and interviews”.

Five conversations, from ad to shift

  1. 1

    Calling about a student job

    intermediate

    Call about a job ad, say when you can work and ask the right questions.

    • Say who you are and why you're calling
    • Say when you can work
    • Ask about hours, pay or the next step
  2. 2

    A job interview

    intermediate

    Present your background, describe a strength and ask a good question.

    • Describe your background or experience
    • Describe a strength with an example
    • Ask the interviewer a question
  3. 3

    Your first shift

    intermediate

    Understand instructions, ask when something is unclear, and sort out breaks and schedules.

    • Ask when something is unclear
    • Repeat back what you have to do
    • Ask about breaks, end time or your next shift
  4. 4

    Serving customers at the counter

    beginnerYou're the staff

    You're the staff now: greet customers, take an order and handle payment.

    • Greet the customer and offer help
    • Take the order and ask a follow-up question
    • Say the price and handle payment
  5. 5

    Calling in sick

    beginnerYou're the staff

    Tell your manager you're ill, say what happens next and offer a solution.

    • Say that you're ill and can't come
    • Say you'll see a doctor or when you expect to be back
    • Apologise or offer a solution

Plus: mini-lessons for any work situation you type in, a phrase review that schedules itself, and progress check-ins.

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FAQ

Who is this for?

Students in Germany, or about to move there, who study in English but need German for part-time work, especially customer-facing roles.

What level do I need?

Roughly A2 and up. Two scenarios (serving customers, calling in sick) are fine for strong beginners; the others suit intermediate learners.

Will this get me a job?

No tool can promise that. It gives you structured practice for the conversations that come up when you look for and do a student job, with corrections that explain why.

Is there speaking practice?

Not yet — conversations are typed. Typing the exchange first is still useful preparation for real calls, but it isn't a substitute for speaking.

Does it give legal or visa advice?

No. Work rules for international students (such as working-hour limits) depend on your residence permit — check official sources or your university's international office.

What does it cost?

You can start for free with an account or in demo mode, with monthly limits on AI feedback.

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