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- Level A1 / German
About the course:
At the end of this level, the student will be able to introduce themselves, talk about food and drinks, order at a bar or restaurant, and describe their home in order to describe the type of housing they are looking for, especially if they are in Germany and in the early stages of seeking accommodation.
Additionally, they will learn to describe their family and friends in detail, talk about daily life, hobbies, and more. They will also learn about the weather and relevant atmospheric phenomena. Moreover, during this level, the student will learn to briefly discuss work and professions, engage in simple conversations on health-related topics (between a doctor and patient, learning the necessary language to explain symptoms to a doctor).
This level also includes holiday greetings for various occasions, making it easier to adapt to life in Germany during the initial phase of relocation. Importantly, while studying this level, the individual gains the essential knowledge needed to successfully pass the A1 German language test, which is required for family reunification.
This course:
Takes place in the classroom or online
In groups and individually
Morning and afternoon
Certificate at the end of the course
Program
Niveli A1.1 (Seancat 1–13)
Topic: Greetings, introducing oneself, and asking simple questions.
Vocabulary: Greetings, asking names and nationalities, introducing oneself.
Grammar: Personal pronouns, the verb “sein” (to be) in the present tense.
Skills: Speaking: Introducing oneself, asking and answering simple questions.
- Topic: Learning numbers (1–20) and the German alphabet.
- Vocabulary: Numbers, letters, weekdays, months.
- Grammar: Definite articles (der, die, das), singular and plural.
- Skills: Listening, speaking, spelling, and writing numbers and names.
- Topic: Talking about family members and relationships.
- Vocabulary: Family members, describing people (appearance, personality).
- Grammar: Possessive pronouns (mein, dein, sein, etc.).
- Skills: Speaking and writing about family members, practicing possessive pronouns.
- Topic: Discussing countries, nationalities, and languages.
- Vocabulary: Countries, nationalities, languages.
- Grammar: The verb “sprechen” (to speak) in the present tense.
- Skills: Asking about countries and nationalities, discussing languages.
- Topic: Talking about daily activities and routines.
- Vocabulary: Common verbs for daily activities (eat, drink, go, sleep, etc.).
- Grammar: Present tense of regular verbs.
- Skills: Speaking and writing about daily routines, using verbs in the present tense.
- Topic: Telling the time and discussing dates.
- Vocabulary: Time-related expressions (hour, minute, weekdays, etc.).
- Grammar: Time expressions, word order with time expressions.
- Skills: Asking about the time, discussing days and appointments.
- Topic: Describing places and giving simple directions.
- Vocabulary: Places (library, park, supermarket, etc.), directional words.
- Grammar: Prepositions of direction (in, on, next to, etc.).
- Skills: Asking for directions, giving simple directions.
- Topic: Vocabulary for shopping and buying items.
- Vocabulary: Common products (food, clothing, etc.), shopping phrases.
- Grammar: Using “haben” (to have) in the present tense, questions with “How much?”
- Skills: Roleplay: Shopping and negotiating in a store, practicing prices and quantities.
- Topic: Review and evaluation of material covered so far.
- Activity: A written and oral test assessing vocabulary, grammar (verbs, pronouns, present tense), and speaking skills.
- Topic: Talking about hobbies and interests.
- Vocabulary: Hobbies, leisure activities (reading, sports, traveling, etc.).
- Grammar: The verb “mögen” (to like) and its conjugation.
- Skills: Speaking and writing about hobbies and leisure activities.
- Topic: Phrases for ordering food and drinks at a restaurant.
- Vocabulary: Food, drinks, menu items, polite phrases.
- Grammar: Using “möchten” (would like) for polite requests.
- Skills: Roleplay: Ordering food and drinks at a restaurant.
- Topic: Describing people and objects.
- Vocabulary: Descriptive adjectives (tall, small, young, old, etc.).
- Grammar: Adjective declension (with definite articles).
- Skills: Speaking and writing about the appearance and qualities of people and objects.
- Topic: Talking about sports and leisure activities.
- Vocabulary: Sports, outdoor activities, places for sports.
- Grammar: Verbs for sports and activities (play, run, swim, etc.).
- Skills: Speaking and writing about sports and activities.
A1.2 Level (Sessions 14–26)
- Topic: Talking about travel and vacation destinations.
- Vocabulary: Vacation destinations, means of transport, travel preparations.
- Grammar: Separable verbs in the present tense (abfahren, ankommen, mitnehmen).
- Skills: Speaking about vacation destinations, travel preparations, and experiences.
- Topic: Talking about homes and furniture
- Vocabulary: Rooms, furniture, types of homes.
- Grammar: Prepositions of place (in, on, under, next to, etc.).
- Skills: Speaking and writing about one’s home and furniture.
- Topic: Talking about health and doctor visits.
- Vocabulary: Symptoms, medications, visiting the doctor.
- Grammar: Modal verbs (müssen, sollen, können).
- Skills: Speaking about health and symptoms, describing a doctor visit.
- Topic: Talking about jobs and work.
- Vocabulary: Professions, workplace, working hours.
- Grammar: Questions in the present tense (What do you do? Where do you work?).
- Skills: Speaking and writing about one’s job and daily work routine.
- Topic: Review and preparation for the final test.
- Activity: Practicing grammar, vocabulary, and oral expression.
- Skills: Refreshing knowledge through exercises, roleplays, and discussions.
- Topic: Talking about daily routines and time.
- Vocabulary: Times of the day, hours, daily activities.
- Grammar: Time expressions and adverbs of frequency.
- Skills: Speaking and writing about daily routine.
- Topic: Talking about leisure activities and interests.
- Vocabulary: Culture, music, movies, events.
- Grammar: Questions in the present tense and accusative case.
- Skills: Speaking and writing about personal leisure interests.
- Topic: Talking about public transportation.
- Vocabulary: Means of transport, tickets, routes.
- Grammar: Modal verbs (fahren, nehmen, suchen).
- Skills: Asking about schedules and routes, discussing travel by public transport.
- Topic: Error analysis and targeted review of weak points.
- Activity: Exercises addressing common mistakes and uncertainties.
- Skills: Speaking and writing with a focus on error correction.
- Topic: Talking about consumer habits and media.
- Vocabulary: Media, advertising, shopping.
- Grammar: Questions with prepositions (with, about, for).
- Skills: Discussing consumer habits and media usage.
- Topic: Talking about daily life in Germany.
- Vocabulary: Working hours, holidays, traditions.
- Grammar: Simple past tense for past events.
- Fähigkeiten: Über den Alltag und kulturelle Unterschiede sprechen.
- Topic: Final assessment of the entire course content.
- Activity: A written and oral test evaluating vocabulary, grammar, and speaking skills.
- Topic: Course conclusion, summary, and feedback.
- Activity: Discussion about progress and next steps in the learning process.

This course includes:
- 26 Video Lesson
- Access on desktop, tablet and mobile
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of Completion
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