GERMAN LANGUAGE STUDY PATH

A curriculum built for real conversations.

Explore a detailed topic guide for A1, A2, B1, B2, and the German Refresher Course.

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HEIDELBERG · A1

German A1 Getting started

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Speaking & listening

  1. German alphabet and sounds, umlauts, and pronunciation
  2. Greetings, introductions, and saying where you are from
  3. Asking and answering simple personal questions
  4. Numbers, prices, dates, clock time, and appointments
  5. Ordering food and drink; shopping essentials
  6. Talking about family, home, hobbies, and daily routine

Grammar & vocabulary

  1. Personal pronouns and present tense of common verbs
  2. Verb position in main clauses and questions
  3. Articles: der, die, das; singular and plural nouns
  4. Nominative and basic accusative cases
  5. Negation with nicht and kein
  6. Possessives, common prepositions, separable verbs

Practical tasks

  1. Fill in simple personal information forms
  2. Write short messages, invitations and replies
  3. Understand signs, menus, timetables, and instructions
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BAMBERG · A2

German A2 Everyday communication

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Speaking & listening

  1. Describe everyday routines, work, school and leisure
  2. Ask for directions and use public transport
  3. Discuss travel, bookings, and accommodation
  4. Talk about health and simple problems
  5. Make plans and respond to invitations
  6. Describe recent experiences and events

Grammar & vocabulary

  1. Present perfect (Perfekt) with haben and sein
  2. Common Präteritum forms of sein and haben
  3. Dative case and two-way prepositions
  4. Modal verbs, comparisons, and reflexive verbs
  5. Subordinate clauses with weil, dass, and wenn
  6. Imperatives, adjective basics, temporal connectors

Practical tasks

  1. Write practical messages and straightforward emails
  2. Manage routine purchases, appointments and travel
  3. Understand short conversations and public announcements
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COLOGNE · B1

German B1 Independent interaction

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Speaking & listening

  1. Narrate experiences, plans and hopes
  2. Express and justify opinions
  3. Discuss everyday work, education, housing and travel
  4. Handle unexpected situations and complaints
  5. Present short prepared talks and answer questions
  6. Listen for key points in familiar media and interviews

Grammar & vocabulary

  1. More complex subordinate-clause word order
  2. Relative clauses and relative pronouns
  3. Infinitive clauses with zu and um ... zu
  4. Passive voice introduction
  5. Konjunktiv II for polite requests and hypotheticals
  6. Connectors for cause, contrast and sequence

Practical tasks

  1. Write connected paragraphs and informal/formal emails
  2. Summarize short texts and express viewpoints
  3. Practice CEFR-style speaking, reading, listening and writing tasks
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BERLIN · B2

German B2 Confident discussion

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Speaking & listening

  1. Develop arguments in discussions and debates
  2. Speak fluently about abstract or professional topics
  3. Deliver structured presentations with supporting examples
  4. Understand extended interviews and lectures
  5. Respond spontaneously and clarify nuanced meaning
  6. Discuss current affairs, culture, education and work

Grammar & vocabulary

  1. Complex sentence structures and advanced connectors
  2. Passive and alternative passive constructions
  3. Nominalization and formal written style
  4. Advanced adjective endings and prepositional patterns
  5. Konjunktiv I and indirect reporting introduction
  6. Precision with verb-preposition and idiomatic combinations

Practical tasks

  1. Draft structured opinion essays and formal correspondence
  2. Summarize long articles, talks and arguments
  3. Practice extended CEFR-style exam and real-life tasks
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MUNICH · REFRESHER

German Language Refresher Rebuild fluency

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Skills assessment

  1. Identify strengths and gaps across prior CEFR levels
  2. Review pronunciation and conversational confidence
  3. Refresh listening comprehension and practical vocabulary

Grammar revision

  1. Revisit sentence structure, tense usage and cases
  2. Review articles, adjective endings and common verbs
  3. Practice clause connectors, word order and prepositions

Practice & reinforcement

  1. Guided speaking drills and role-play
  2. Targeted reading and writing tasks
  3. Personalized revision topics based on placement check