Your working week remains free
No required Monday-to-Friday classes, making it easier to combine German with full-time work.
Working all week, want to communicate better with your team and need B1 for your next step? Here is a structured weekend path that still leaves part of Saturday and Sunday free.
A course during normal working hours or in the evening does not suit everyone. Our weekend course runs on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 14:20. The afternoons and evenings stay available for rest, family and personal time.
No required Monday-to-Friday classes, making it easier to combine German with full-time work.
Groups of 3–6 allow more questions, feedback, dialogue and job-related everyday practice.
Live online lessons remove the need to travel to an in-person classroom.
Lessons finish at 14:20, with a 20-minute midday break and weekends off for planned holidays.
This assumes you have completed A1 and a placement test confirms A2.1 as the appropriate next step. This sample route starts provisionally on 14 November 2026.
| Module | Units | Teaching weekends | Provisional dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| A2.1 | 60 UE | 6 | 14 Nov 2026–20 Dec 2026 |
| A2.2 | 60 UE | 6 | 09 Jan 2027–14 Feb 2027 |
| B1.1 | 80 UE | 8 | 20 Feb 2027–18 Apr 2027 |
| B1.2 | 80 UE | 8 | 08 May 2027–04 Jul 2027 |
Weekends without lessons: Christmas 24 Dec 2026–6 Jan 2027; Easter 27 March–2 April 2027; 24/25 April, 1/2 May and 15/16 May 2027. Dates are provisional.
A government-supported course may cost less or be free. Eligibility and a suitable course place matter. Paying privately can be worthwhile if you can start sooner and use German at work earlier. We cannot promise a specific waiting time or financial saving.
| Modules | Promotion | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| A2.1 + A2.2 (120 units) | €1,482 | €1,780 |
| B1.1 + B1.2 (160 units) | €1,976 | €2,380 |
| Total: 280 units | €3,458 | €4,160 |
Not a guaranteed financial saving: the value of an earlier start depends on individual circumstances.
As your German improves, you may find it easier to understand agreements, ask for clarification, discuss tasks, and take part in informal team conversations. This can support collaboration, but does not replace professional onboarding.
More teaching units alone do not guarantee progress. What matters is speaking yourself, receiving feedback and using new language repeatedly. That is why groups have only 3–6 learners.
Public funding is valuable and may be the right choice. However, a participant may need to qualify and find an available place. With us you can request the next planned intake, subject to enrolments and availability. We are independently funded and cannot bill BAMF funding or education vouchers.
Official details on eligibility: BAMF.
A2.1, A2.2, B1.1 and B1.2 take 280 teaching units across 28 teaching weekends. In the sample starting 14 November 2026, B1 provisionally finishes 4 July 2027.
No. Lessons run 10:00–14:20, including a 20-minute break. Afternoons and evenings remain free.
Classes pause from 24 December 2026 to 6 January 2027 and from 27 March to 2 April 2027, plus selected holiday weekends. Booked teaching units are not lost.
No. Funded options may be free or cheaper. Our advantage may be an earlier available start and a timetable compatible with work.
No. We prepare you for B1, but the official exam is booked and taken separately.