I am Nina Rottmann
“Learning a new language is so easy,” said no one ever. Arriving in a new country can be a daunting prospect. This is especially the case for expatriate women who find themselves in a German-speaking country with minimal language skills if any. Suddenly, easy tasks became a hassle. Ordinary things like making a doctor’s appointment or completing an application form turn into complicated tasks filled with anxiety and nervousness. While enrolling in online courses might help, learning on your own can be a struggle. Additionally, you’ll need some help from those around you during this transitory period until you can communicate fluently. Not only does this dependency and exclusion lead to overwhelming frustration and loneliness, but it can also take a toll on your mental health and well-being.
Between navigating a hectic work schedule, friendships, and the delights of bureaucracy, most expats agree the pressure doesn’t always allow for self-learning. Enrolling in specially tailored German lessons designed to build your skills can significantly speed-up your learning process. My program features a blend of German lessons with personality development and mindset work for the ultimate learning experience. This unique combination helps you understand German with much ease and eliminates any hidden fears you might have. As you work with me, you will feel more relieved, empowered, and even feel at ease speaking German. This ability to express yourself will improve your social life and make you feel more relaxed, integrated, and at home.
Learning German doesn’t have to be as daunting as it sounds. For over ten years, I have worked with numerous clients including the World Bank and the United Nations in Vienna with my tried and tested strategy.

and well looked after.
2018 - today
High profile and exclusive

Feb. 2018 - March 2020
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Jan. 2016 - Jan. 2018
DIALOG – DER SPRACHCAMPUS

July 2011 - Dec. 2015
DeutschAkademie Sprachschule Wien


Oct. 2011 - Jan. 2012
Interface Wien
Education & Certificates
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Vienna University
Educational sciences
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– psychoanalysis
– general pedagogy
Neurodidactics
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(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)
bfi Wien
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DaZ: German as second language
In both cases, people learn German with a different mother tongue.
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German integration courses
Blog
How Adjective Declension Becomes Your Friend
„Was möchtest du denn an diesem schönen, sonnigen Tag machen? Hast du Lust, dass wir ein leckeres Eis essen gehen? Oder möchtest du lieber in die neue Ausstellung im Technischen Museum gehen?“ "What would you like to do on this beautiful, sunny day? Would you like to...
The darned fear of failure – How we women let ourselves be blocked when learning German.
Let's be honest ladies, who among us doesn't know that little voice in your head that suddenly becomes quite dominant in a wide variety of situations and literally shouts into your brain YOU CAN'T DO IT! Ok, ok, you think to yourself. All right, all right! Who am I to...
This is me
My very personal story I was one of those kids who was raised to believe that no mountain is too high to climb. The important thing is "just" to follow your passion. My passion has always been to help people and bring out the best in them. I followed my desire and...
Typically Austrian – 10 things you need to know about Austrians
Typically Austrian - 10 things you need to know about Austrians Anyone who visits Austria will encounter many things that only exist in the Alpine country. So that even as an expat you are not shocked by all the special cultural forms and peculiarities in Austria,...
The biggest fears of an Expat-Mum in Austria
Life as an expatriate mum in Austria is often not that easy. Every day you are confronted with new challenges: Administrative procedures, which you can only do in German, because people refuse to speak English, shopping in German, communication with your fellow men,...
Your liberation from the expats prison
The two of you have waited a long time for an opportunity to work abroad and see the world. Then the dream suddenly came true: Your husband was offered a job in Vienna. You celebrated this career jump and although your heart skipped a beat, you were determined to...