A2 Online Course

The A2 Online German Course is the second level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), ideal for learners who have completed A1 or possess a basic understanding of German. This course strengthens your foundational knowledge and introduces you to more complex grammar and vocabulary, enabling you to engage in everyday conversations with greater confidence and clarity. Course Overview: The A2 course builds on what you learned in A1 and focuses on enhancing your ability to communicate in real-life situations, such as shopping, making appointments, travelling, talking about health, daily routines, jobs, and expressing preferences or opinions in a simple way. Key Features: Intermediate Grammar & Vocabulary: Expand your vocabulary for everyday topics and deepen your understanding of sentence structure, tenses (especially past tense – Perfekt), separable verbs, modal verbs, and cases. Speaking Practice: Participate in interactive dialogues, role plays, and live conversation practice to build fluency and confidence. Listening Comprehension: Improve your ability to understand native speakers through audio clips, videos, and listening exercises focused on daily scenarios. Reading & Writing Skills: Read short stories, emails, forms, and dialogues while learning to write simple texts, descriptions, and personal messages in German. Practical Communication: Learn how to handle common social situations like ordering food, asking for directions, talking about hobbies, and making travel plans. Flexible Learning Format: Self-paced modules with live online classes, video lessons, quizzes, downloadable PDFs, and mobile-friendly access. Progress Tracking & Certification: Monitor your improvement through regular assessments and receive a certificate upon successful course completion. Learning Goals: By the end of the A2 level, students will be able to: Understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of immediate relevance (e.g., family, work, shopping). Communicate in simple and routine tasks that require a direct exchange of information. Describe in simple terms aspects of their background, environment, and immediate needs.