A2 Level
A2 – Elementary
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.
Handle everyday situations with confidence.
2.5 Months
Course Duration
CEFR Level A2
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 A2
- Exam Preparation
- Goethe-Zertifikat A2 · telc Deutsch A2
- 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 A2
Every topic is taught through practical, real-life situations you will actually meet in Germany.
Work & Professions
Talk about your job, your workplace and your working day.
Health & at the Doctor
Describe symptoms, make an appointment and understand a doctor when they reply.
Travel & Holidays
Book travel, ask about accommodation and describe a trip.
Talking About the Past
The Perfekt tense — tell people what you did yesterday, last week or last year.
Housing & Renting
Read a flat listing, arrange a viewing and deal with a landlord.
Appointments & Phone Calls
Make, change and cancel appointments — on the phone and in person.
Shopping & Clothes
Sizes, colours, returns and exchanges in German shops.
Free Time & Hobbies
Talk about what you enjoy and make plans with other people.
Emails & Messages
Write short personal and semi-formal emails, invitations and replies.
After This level
What you will be able to do
- Understand sentences and frequently used expressions about familiar topics
- Communicate in simple, routine tasks requiring a direct exchange of information
- Describe your background, immediate environment and matters of immediate need
- Write short, simple notes, messages and personal letters
Based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Who Is It For?
This level is right for you if
- Learners who have completed A1 or an equivalent course
- Nurses and caregivers building towards the B1 and B2 requirement
- Professionals who need practical German for daily working life
- Anyone planning to live in Germany in the near future
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
A2 — Frequently Asked Questions
Next Step
Ready to level up to B1?
B1 is the turning point. You move from surviving to expressing yourself — giving opinions, explaining reasons, handling problems and writing connected text. It is the level most Ausbildung and work routes require.
Explore B1 – Intermediate
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Ready to start A2?
Book a free consultation and we will confirm your level, batch and start date.