German A1 & A2 – Build Your Foundation & Fluency

A1: 50 Hours | A2: 50 Hours | Online Live | Certificate Provided

Why Choose Global Tongue for German A1 & A2?

• Start Speaking Immediately – From your first class, you’ll engage in guided speaking activities so you feel comfortable using German in real-life situations.

• Immersive Learning Experience – Gain cultural insights into German-speaking countries, including traditions, etiquette, festivals, and everyday habits.

• Fully Interactive Classes – Participate in roleplays, live dialogues, mock travel scenarios, and situational exercises like ordering in a café or navigating a train station.

• Structured Exam Training – Prepare for Goethe/telc exams with regular practice sessions and 6 full-length mock tests (3 for each level).

• Progressive Curriculum – A1 builds your basic skills; A2 develops fluency, grammar depth, and the ability to handle everyday life independently.

Who Should Join?

• Students who want to add a foreign language to their skill set

• Professionals aiming to work in a German-speaking environment

• Travelers & Relocators looking for confident communication skills abroad

• Language Enthusiasts eager to explore a new culture and language

• Women Restarting Careers who want a valuable, in-demand skill

• A1 Graduates ready for the next stage of fluency

What You’ll Gain by Completing A1 & A2

By the end of both levels, you will:

• Communicate confidently in everyday conversations, both planned and spontaneous

• Master all four core skills – Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing – with practical application

• Understand and use key grammar for accurate, clear communication

• Read and interpret real-world texts like signs, menus, notices, ads, and short articles

• Write correctly in formats like messages, postcards, emails, and formal requests

• Pass international German exams at A1 and A2 with targeted preparation and feedback

End Result: You’ll be able to manage most daily-life situations in German, handle travel and work conversations, and interact confidently with native speakers in familiar contexts.