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My teacher and her teaching were fine but I learnt a lot from her. However, I learned later she was not a qualified teacher. I have given it three stars because of what I learned.
However, in my view, the manager, the owner and the staff of the establishment lacked professional boundaries. In my first lessons, there were interpretations. First, the manager walked in and started to talk to me without greeting or introducing herself. There were then two other interpretations from other members of the staff. One walked in with a register to speak to the teacher about the attendance records of other students. This chap did not introduce himself or apologise for the interpretation. This was a further interpretation, for no reason, by another staff member who also did not introduce himself. At the end of my lesson, I was followed out of the building by two members of the staff, who without introduction, wanted me to give them feedback on the teacher's abilities. My first impression of the establishment was not positive,
The next day I complained to the manager, Ms Ragawani, about her and her staff's unprofessional behaviour.
A few days, later whilst waiting for my transport back to my accommodation, I was spoken to by a man who did not introduce himself. He told me about his business and professional experience in Europe and his charitable intentions. When I asked him he told me his name was Hitesh and that he was the owner of the business. We chatted for a while and he invited me and my wife, Susan Mnroe for dinner at his house. He also said that he would show us Jaipur.
A few days later the dinner invitation was again mentioned by Ms Ragawani. Having spoken to Susan, I accepted the invitation.
The dinner at Ms Ragawani's apartment was a pleasant experience until Mr Hitesh turned up when we had started to eat. He made some excuse for his lateness and sat down to eat. and talk about himself and his good deeds. He then asked us about were contacts within the British Health Service (NHS). He told us that there are many qualified nurses in Jaipur and he wanted to help them to work as nurses in the UK. We explained that we were retired and had no such contacts but he continued to press us. In my view, this is unprofessional behaviour.
Throughout the second week, Ms Ragawani complained to me that Language International had not paid for my lessons. I explained that we had paid in full to LI and this was nothing to do with me but she continued to raise the issue with me. In my view, this is unprofessional behaviour.
On the evening of my last lesson. the Germanshala arranged an informal goodbye ceremony with some snacks and tea. This was very nice of them and was a pleasant experience until Mr Hitash announced that he wanted to visit the UK and wanted me to sponsor his application for a tourist visa. In my view, this is unprofessional behaviour.
I have requested Germanshala that any photos taken of me by them are not used in any social media or publicity material. I worry that the main purpose of this establishment is to send students to Germany as a visa factory.

Hi, I am Maria. I am from Finland. I traveled to Jaipur this year and joined Germanshala for Improving my English and German language skills. They have really good faculty. Their trainers are excellent, fees is justified and they give value for money.

Good food provided as well. thanks and regards.

My experience of learning German at Germanshala was very nice. I feel i made the right decision by choosing them, as they helped me in converting my weaknesses into an opportunity. Moreover the student friendly and approachable nature of the faculty made learning process smooth and interesting.
Danke schön Germanshala :)

Hi, my name is David and I have been to Germanshala for my German Language Course for around 9 months duration while I stayed In Jaipur.

The classes and faculties were awesome, they helped me with my living and stay their. They also offered me Indian food which was so good and delicious.

Training was excellent and I have no complains and I recommend many of the students, travelers, home stayers or food lovers to avail a chance of being with them.

Today I am very very confident with my German language skills and I can speak , read and write very good German. I am really happy the way I was trained, treated and retreated.

They also have nice student homes and student residency with adequate kitchen facility where you may also cook if that,s needed. They will take you on a city tour and also organise many other tours to other cities in the Province of Rajasthan in India.

bis bald, danke.