I want to work in UN. What should be my level of German language?

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Certified German Language with 7+ years of experience

Suggest you achieve B2 level fluency
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MA french

German is not one of the official UN languages. You should not normally need german to work at the U.N
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German Language Trainer with 30 years of German teaching experience gained in India

Minimum B2 level.
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Yes, I am interested.
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How many days are required to learn German
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How does one charge students? Advance payment or payment after lessons? Worry is what if they don't pay up.
One shall charge students right after giving them their demo class.Just like the old school way.
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