When he was a young man, Michael Sauerbier travelled a lot around the world – for instance to southern Asia, to the former Soviet Union ( USSR ), across Western Europe and to Scandinavia. Due to these voyages he became very interested in learning languages and this strengthened his intention to teach foreign languages and their cultural backgrounds inclusive.
After having studied in England and the Iberian peninsula he started to live in South America in 1990. In his capacity as assistant university teacher he lectured at the Public University of Pernambuco and the Public University of Piaui, both located in Brazil, as well he taught at the Public University of Montevideo in Uruguay. Talking in Portuguese or Spanish to his students, most of them young teachers, he taught them the English language and its cultural background inclusive.
Back to Germany he founded the “Mobile Sprachinstitut“ (Mobile Language Institute) in 2000. The especial method of teaching languages has been developed by himself and it is based on his professional experiences during his time abroad.
Over time this method has been customized to the necessities and desires of his customers especially in relation to children with linguistic erroneous trends. The cause lies in public schools´ incapacity to deal with the problem. These children are disadvantaged at public schools that leave alone frustrated and unsatisfied parents. Michael Sauerbier has developed a new didactic method in teaching children with linguistic erroneous trends, dyslexia or attention deficit disorder successfully within a specified period. In the area of the linguistic promotion for children with migration background he applies his own very efficient method bringing them closer to the German language. In today´s multicultural society he always tries to connect the German and the different foreign cultures efficiently without losing sight of the cultural characteristics of every nation. Lately Michael Sauerbier also takes care of providing international placements for school leavers on request.