Course Levels
A1 Integrated course A1.1 & A1.2)
Main Topics
- Introduce yourself/countries/occupations
- The alphabet & the numbers
- Languages and countries
- People and hobbies
- The work and the workplace
- Leisure time activities
- At the hotel
- Food and drink/ in the restaurant
Shopping
Grammer
- Personal pronouns
- Possessive pronouns
- Conjugation of verbs
- Negation: Nicht and Kein
- Definite article
- Indefinite article
- Separable verbs
- Modal verbs
- Accusative
A2 Integrated course (A2.1 & A2.2)
Main Topics
- Introducing yourself
- Professions and activities
- Telling about the past
- School, training, curriculum vitae
- Daily schedule and leisure activities
- Purchasing & spending money
- Vacation
- In the office, on the phone, making appointments
- Marriage and children
- German speaking countries
Grammer
- Dative case
- Prepositions in the accusative and dative case
- Place and directions
- Reflexive verbs
- Verbs with a prepositional object
- Perfect tense
- Adjective Endings
- Superlative Degree
- Genitive case
- Subordinate clauses
B1 Integrated course (B1.1 & B1.2)
Main Topics
- Travels
- Technology and Industries
- Glimpses of history and turning points
- Jobs and Workplace Environment
- Glimpses in the Future!
- Relationships
- Body and Health
- Theatre and Arts
- Family and Relatives
- City Life
- Money
Grammer
- Infinitive with zu
- Subordinate clauses
- Genitive prepositions
- Subjunctive 2 - polite form
- Subjunctive 2 - wishful sentences
- Subjunctive 1 - opinions
- Passive voice
- Past perfect
- Reflexive pronoun
- Future tense 1
B2 Integrated course (B2.1 & B2.2)
Main Topics
- Daily work: e-mails & telephone calls
- Activities & Leisure
- Jobs and Workplace Environment
- University
- Relationships
- History and Politics
- World News
- Crime Stories
Grammar
- Prepositions
- Indicators of Time
- Genitive prepositions
- Subjunctive 2 - polite form
- Subjunctive 2 - wishful sentences
- Subjunctive 1 - opinions
- Passive voice
- Past perfect
A1 + A2 Combination Course Fast-Track Your German Skills!
In an A1 + A2 German combination course, the syllabus typically covers the following key areas:
Introduction to the German Alphabet, Pronunciation, Sentence Structures:
Learning the alphabet, sounds, and pronunciation rules, including common letters and sounds unique to German (e.g., umlauts: ä, ö, ü).
Complete Grammar for A1 + A2 Level
(Verb Conjugation, Tenses, Accusative, Dative,
Comparative Degree, Reflexive Verbs etc)
Vocabulary and Expressions
- Essential vocabulary related to everyday topics: family, work, hobbies, shopping, travel, and food.
- Basic and Elementary conversational phrases like self-introduction, greetings, asking questions, giving directions, and small talk.
Practical Communication Skills
- Role-playing everyday situations like introducing oneself, making appointments, ordering food, asking for help, and shopping.
- Writing messages (emails, postcards) and filling out forms with personal information.
Listening and Reading Comprehension
- Developing the ability to understand basic and elementary spoken German (e.g., listening to simple conversations, announcements, or instructions).
- Reading and comprehending short texts such as signs, menus, schedules, and simple articles or stories.
B1 + B2 Combination Course Fast-Track Your German Skills!
Topics and Themes
- B1 introduces everyday and semi-formal themes such as travel, work, health, celebrations, media, school, and the environment.
- B2 deepens the discussion into more abstract or societal topics including education systems, intercultural communication, digital transformation, climate change, and global issues. By the end of B2, students can handle both personal and professional themes confidently in writing and speech.
Communication:
• B1 focuses on structured conversations such as describing experiences, giving reasons, and expressing plans and hopes.
• B2 enhances argumentation skills like agreeing and disagreeing, clarifying opinions, handling misunderstandings, and participating in formal and informal discussions. Students move from sentence-level communication in B1 to paragraph and idea-based conversations in B2, developing fluency and resilience in conversation
Grammar:
• B1 covers past tenses (Präteritum, Perfekt), modal verbs in different tenses, adjective endings, relative clauses, subordinate clauses (weil, dass, wenn), reflexive verbs, and separable verbs.
• B2 expands on passive voice, subjunctive II (hypothetical and polite forms), indirect speech (Konjunktiv I), advanced connectors (such as sowohl ... als auch, weder ... noch), noun-verb collocations, prepositional phrases, and nominalization. This grammar development allows students to move from basic accuracy to stylistic flexibility and sophistication.
Advanced Reading and Listening Comprehension
- B1 trains learners to understand clear standard speech on familiar matters such as announcements, simple interviews, and workplace conversations.
- B2 increases complexity by exposing students to news reports, debates, and podcasts, helping them extract main ideas and specific information—even with background noise or regional accents. They learn to distinguish opinion from fact and identify tone, implication, and speaker attitude.
Speaking Confidence:
- • B1 encourages structured dialogue, such as talking about past events, future plans, opinions, and making suggestions.
- B2 develops spontaneous and fluent speaking through activities like presenting arguments, holding debates, telling stories, and giving formal presentations. By the end of B2, students are confident speakers in everyday, academic, and workplace settings.
A2+B1 Combination Course: Fast-Track Your German Skills to the Next Level!
Our A2 + B1 German Crash Course is designed to quickly elevate your German from elementary to intermediate level, all within a focused and intensive format. Whether you're preparing for exams, advancing your professional opportunities, or aiming for confident conversations in real-life situations, this course offers the perfect bridge between foundational knowledge and independent language use.
In an A2 + B2 German course, the syllabus typically covers the following key areas:
Communication
- A2 Level ensures students can handle everyday situations (shopping, directions, basic conversations)
- B1 Level develops their ability to express opinions, describe experiences, and interact confidently in work, school, and travel settings
Grammar
- Clear understanding of important grammar topics (e.g., past tenses, adjective endings, conjunctions, passive voice)
- Interactive exercises and practice with real-life scenarios (emails, interviews, discussions)
Vocabulary Expansion
Thematic vocabulary for both levels (e.g., health, media, travel, work) with fun activities, visuals, and usage tips
Listening, Speaking & Writing Confidence
- Focus on spoken fluency through role-plays, presentations, and debates
- Writing workshops to improve sentence structure, arguments, and cohesion
Exam Readiness
Prepares students thoroughly for Goethe Zertifikat B1 or TELC B1 exams with mock tests, model answers, and strategies
B2 + C1 Combination Course Fast-Track Your German Skills!
Our B2 + C1 German Crash Course is tailored for learners who have a advance understanding of German
and are ready to enhance their skills to a more independent and confident level. This intensive
course will help you master advance German, enabling you to communicate effectively in both
personal and professional contexts.
Topics and Themes
- Students explore complex and nuanced themes: global issues, politics, culture, environment, media, and workplace scenarios.
- At B2 level, they learn to argue and express opinions; at C1, they refine academic and formal language across disciplines.
- Helps with test prep (Goethe, TELC, TestDaF) and real-world integration (job interviews, university seminars, presentations).
Communication
- B1 focuses on structured conversations such as describing experiences, giving reasons, and expressing plans and hopes
- B2 enhances argumentation skills like agreeing and disagreeing, clarifying opinions, handling misunderstandings, and participating in formal and informal discussions. Students move from sentence-level communication in B1 to paragraph and idea-based conversations in B2, developing fluency and resilience in conversation
Tenses and Verb Forms
- Deepening understanding of the past tenses (Präteritum, Perfekt) and introduction to the future tense.
- Practice with the Konjunktiv I and II (subjunctive mood) for indirect speech and expressing hypothetical or polite situations.
Expanded Vocabulary & Idiomatic Expressions:
- Learning vocabulary specific to everyday contexts (health, work, society, politics, and technology).
- Understanding and using idiomatic expressions and phrases common in German conversation.
Advanced Reading and Listening Comprehension
- Reading more complex texts, including articles, short stories, and news reports, with a focus on summarizing content and identifying main ideas.
- Listening to dialogues, news, and presentations to improve comprehension of faster speech and more varied accents.
Cultural and Social Topics
- Exploring aspects of German culture, history, and current social issues.
- Understanding the customs, traditions, and values in the German-speaking world to enhance contextual learning and communication
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