German Courses

A1.1 is the starting point for learning German. Learners build essential vocabulary and basic grammar to introduce themselves, talk about everyday topics, and manage simple conversations.

A1.2 expands basic German communication skills for everyday situations. Learners discuss housing, health, shopping, leisure activities, past experiences, appointments, and future plans with greater confidence.

A2.1 develops German skills for everyday life, work, and social situations. Learners talk about experiences, school, work, travel, and housing while learning to express opinions, make suggestions, and sustain longer conversations.

A2.2 prepares learners for more independent communication in daily and professional life. Topics include job applications, services, health, culture, banking, consumer issues, and resolving problems or conflicts politely.

B1.1 helps learners progress toward independent German use in personal, social, and workplace situations. They strengthen their ability to discuss opinions, experiences, work, health, and social issues, while presenting information and participating in discussions.

B1.2 deepens independent communication skills for work, education, society, and everyday life. Learners develop stronger written and spoken communication, including arguments, problem-solving, professional correspondence, and structured discussions.

B2.1 is designed for advanced learners who want to use German confidently in academic, professional, and social contexts. Learners explore complex topics such as migration, career development, health, sustainability, and community life while developing persuasive communication skills.

B2.2 builds on B2.1 and prepares learners for demanding professional, academic, and social communication. Learners analyse complex issues, moderate discussions, evaluate arguments critically, and express their views clearly and precisely.

C1.1 is for advanced learners seeking high-level German skills for study, work, and social participation. Learners engage with complex subjects such as identity, multilingualism, mobility, sustainability, education, history, and social change while developing sophisticated arguments.

C1.2 is the advanced stage of the C1 level. Learners critically analyse complex academic, professional, cultural, and social topics, develop nuanced arguments, and communicate with precision in presentations, discussions, and formal writing.