This course is designed for students who already have basic knowledge of German and want to continue their learning journey at the A2 level. Learners strengthen their communication skills and gain confidence in everyday conversations.

By the end of the course, students will be able to understand and use frequently used expressions, describe their environment, and communicate in common daily situations.

The course follows the official CEFR A2 level and focuses on practical language use, accuracy, and fluency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

Why continue with German at A2 level?

• Move from basic phrases to meaningful conversations
• Understand and apply more structured grammar rules
• Expand vocabulary to cover daily life, hobbies, travel, and school topics
• Gain confidence through speaking, listening, and role-play exercises

At this level, students start to express opinions, talk about past experiences, and understand simple written and spoken texts.

Language skills developed in this course

• Speaking: short conversations, descriptions, and role-play situations
• Listening: understanding everyday dialogues, announcements, and instructions
• Reading: short texts, emails, and simple stories
• Writing: short messages, descriptions, and structured sentences

Important note for students and parents

At A2 level, accuracy becomes more important, but mistakes are still a natural part of learning. Students are encouraged to speak actively, ask questions, and practice regularly to build fluency and confidence.

Course Modules

• Module 1: Revision of A1 grammar and vocabulary – Refresh essential concepts from A1, including greetings, numbers, days, and basic sentence structures.
• Module 2: Talking about daily routines and free time – Practice describing daily activities, hobbies, and leisure activities using correct verbs and sentence patterns.
• Module 3: Past tense (Perfekt) for common verbs – Learn how to describe past events and experiences using the perfect tense with both regular and irregular verbs.
• Module 4: Describing people, places, and experiences – Expand vocabulary for physical appearance, personality traits, and places; practice forming longer sentences.
• Module 5: Giving directions and talking about travel – Learn how to ask for and give directions, describe locations, and discuss travel plans and experiences.
• Module 6: Modal verbs and sentence structure – Explore the use of modal verbs (können, müssen, wollen, dürfen) in different contexts and learn how they affect sentence formation.
• Module 7: Expressing opinions and preferences – Practice talking about likes, dislikes, and preferences; use adjectives, comparative forms, and opinion phrases.
• Module 8: Reading and understanding short texts – Develop comprehension skills through reading dialogues, emails, and simple stories; practice extracting key information.
• Module 9: Writing short emails and descriptions – Learn to write concise messages, personal descriptions, and brief summaries using correct grammar and vocabulary.
• Module 10: Final exam – TEST – Apply all learned skills to prepare and present a short conversation or role-play scenario demonstrating speaking, listening, and writing proficiency.

Preparation before the first lesson

• Basic knowledge of German at A1 level
• A notebook for vocabulary, grammar notes, and exercises
• Headphones with a microphone for online lessons
• A quiet learning environment and willingness to participate actively

Students who have completed an A1 course or have equivalent knowledge are well prepared for this level.

We look forward to helping students take the next step in mastering the German language!