A1.2 · Course curriculum
What does German course A1.2 include?
A1.2 builds on the A1 foundation and helps you handle basic everyday situations with more independence. The course includes 60 teaching units of 45 minutes.
A1.2 at a glance
- 60 teaching units; 1 unit = 45 minutes
- 100% live online in groups of 3–6
- Goethe and telc exam preparation integrated when relevant
- Course materials included; no compulsory homework
Course content explained
What will you learn in A1.2?
The table provides a detailed overview of the course. Teaching materials and individual activities are part of the actual lessons.
| Area | Content in A1.2 |
|---|---|
| Sentence structure | Longer simple sentences, word order with modal verbs and first connectors |
| Verbs | Modal verbs, separable verbs and initial forms of the Perfekt |
| Cases | Basic nominative and accusative |
| Possessives | sein, ihr, unser and euer |
| Prepositions | Simple place and time references, such as in, an, auf, um and am |
| Vocabulary | Daily routines, work, study, transport, restaurants, clothing, health, weather, travel and housing |
| Reading | Understand short emails, timetables, menus and advertisements |
| Listening | Understand short everyday conversations, announcements and phone messages |
| Writing | Short messages and emails; confirm or cancel appointments |
| Speaking | Discuss daily life, ask for directions, arrange appointments and explain simple problems |
Comparison within A1
What is the difference between A1.2 and A1.1?
Both courses belong to CEFR level A1. The .1 and .2 split is our course structure, allowing a clear, progressive learning path.
| Area | A1.2 | A1.1 |
|---|---|---|
| Sentence structure | Longer simple sentences, word order with modal verbs and first connectors | Very simple main clauses, W-questions and yes/no questions |
| Verbs | Modal verbs, separable verbs and initial forms of the Perfekt | Present tense of common verbs, including sein and haben |
| Cases | Basic nominative and accusative | Nominative as a foundation |
| Writing | Short messages and emails; confirm or cancel appointments | Personal details, very short sentences and a simple message |
| Listening | Understand short everyday conversations, announcements and phone messages | Recognise slowly spoken information, numbers, times, prices and names |
| Course goal | Build a solid foundation | Develop independent communication |
Who is A1.2 suitable for?
A1.2 is suitable if you are ready to develop the language skills at this stage.
Choose this course if your current German fits the previous step and you want to develop the language skills described above. If you are unsure about your level, you can ask for guidance before requesting a place.
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