German Language (A1–B1)
Improve your German skills with our practice-oriented language course (A1–B1). From the basics of grammar to advanced communication skills, we provide everything you need to feel confident in everyday situations and prepare for language certificates.
Building Practical German Language Skills for Work, Study, and Everyday Life in Germany
The German Language Course (A1–B1) is aimed at learners who want to live, work, or study in Germany. Since Germany is one of Europe's leading economic nations, German language skills are often a fundamental prerequisite for professional success and social integration.
Without structured language skills, many learners face challenges:
- Difficult grammar and sentence structure
- Limited ability to communicate in everyday situations
- Uncertainty when dealing with professional language
That is why this course offers a clearly structured learning path from A1 to B1, based on the standards of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Furthermore, the course is aligned with real-world requirements in Germany and takes into account:
- Communication in the workplace
- Interaction with authorities and public institutions
- Everyday situations in social life
Additional guidance is provided by the renowned Goethe-Institut as well as information from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF).
Learning Objectives
Course Curriculum
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The German Alphabet, Umlauts, and Pronunciation Rules
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Basic Greetings, Introductions, and Social Etiquette
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Numbers, Dates, Time, and Everyday Expressions
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German Sentence Structure and Basic Word Order
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Noun Gender, Articles, and Plural Formation
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Personal Pronouns and Present-Tense Verb Conjugation
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Modal Verbs, Negation, and Question Formation
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Nominative and Accusative Cases in Practical Communication
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Talking About Family, Personal Information, and Daily Life
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Describing Food, Shopping, Travel, and Directions
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Conversations About Work, Hobbies, and Social Activities
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Listening and Reading Skills for Everyday Situations
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The Dative Case and Common Prepositions
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The Perfect Tense for Describing Past Events
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Separable Verbs and Reflexive Verbs in Daily Communication
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Two-Way Prepositions and Location Versus Movement
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Subordinate Clauses and German Sentence Structure
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Relative Clauses and Descriptive Language
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The Subjunctive Mood for Hypothetical and Polite Expressions
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Passive Voice and Advanced Verb Constructions
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Expressing Opinions, Arguments, and Personal Experiences
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Writing Emails, Messages, and Structured Texts
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Understanding News, Media, and Cultural Topics
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German Language Certification Preparation and CEFR B1 Skills
Who is this course suitable for?
Requirements
Career opportunities
Certification information