A1 Level
A1 – Beginner
Your first step into German. A1 builds the alphabet, pronunciation, everyday vocabulary and the basic grammar you need to introduce yourself, ask simple questions and handle day-to-day situations.
From zero to your first German conversations.
2.5 Months
Course Duration
CEFR Level A1
Framework Level
Goethe / telc
Exam Preparation
Flexible Batches
Online & Offline
Course at a Glance
- Duration
- 2.5 Months
- Study Time
- 5–6 hours per week
- Level
- CEFR Level A1
- Exam Preparation
- Goethe-Zertifikat A1 (Start Deutsch 1) · telc Deutsch A1
- Batch Size
- Small group batches, 15–20 students
- Class Timings
- Slots between 7:30 AM and 6:00 PM
Batch dates & fees
Upcoming batch timings and course fees are shared on request — tell us your goal and preferred schedule and we will send the options that fit.
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What You Will Learn in German A1
Every topic is taught through practical, real-life situations you will actually meet in Germany.
Introducing Yourself & Others
Greetings, names, nationality, languages and jobs — your first real conversations in German.
Numbers, Dates & Time
Count, tell the time, give your phone number and talk about days, months and appointments.
Family & People
Describe your family and friends, and talk about the people around you.
Food, Drinks & Ordering
Read a menu, order in a café or restaurant and talk about what you like to eat.
Shopping & Prices
Ask for what you need, understand prices and manage everyday purchases.
Home & Furniture
Describe where you live, the rooms in your home and the things in them.
Daily Routine
Talk about your day, separable verbs and the rhythm of a normal week.
Directions & Getting Around
Ask the way, understand simple directions and use public transport.
Weather & Seasons
Small talk about the weather — one of the most useful skills in Germany.
Forms & Short Messages
Fill in simple forms and write short notes, postcards and messages.
After This level
What you will be able to do
- Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases
- Introduce yourself and others, and ask and answer questions about personal details
- Interact in a simple way when the other person speaks slowly and clearly
- Read short, simple texts such as signs, menus, timetables and notices
Based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Who Is It For?
This level is right for you if
- Complete beginners with no prior German
- Students preparing for Ausbildung or study in Germany
- Nurses and healthcare professionals starting the language pathway
- Anyone who needs A1 for a family reunion or spouse visa
Not sure which level to start at? We run a free placement conversation and put you in the right batch — no test fee, no obligation.
Questions
A1 — Frequently Asked Questions
Next Step
Ready to level up to A2?
A2 widens your vocabulary and introduces the past tense, so you can talk about what you did, make appointments, handle health and travel situations, and hold longer everyday conversations.
Explore A2 – Elementary
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Ready to start A1?
Book a free consultation and we will confirm your level, batch and start date.