A1 German Language Classes

German A1 training is the basic level of language learning in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It’s designed for beginners and helps them understand and use simple expressions in daily life. Many students and professionals opt for A1 German language training as part of their preparation to study or work in Germany, where basic language proficiency is often a requirement.

• Listening: Understanding simple phrases and common expressions when spoken slowly and clearly.
• Speaking: Introducing oneself, asking and answering questions about personal details like where you live, people you know, and things you have.
• Reading: Understanding familiar names, words, and very simple sentences, such as on signs, posters, or in catalogs.
• Writing: Writing simple postcards or filling out forms with personal information.

• Basic Vocabulary: Introduction to day-to-day vocabulary like greetings, family, food, hobbies, directions, and professions.
• Grammar Fundamentals:
  • Nouns and Articles: Introduction to gender (der, die, das), plurals, and definite/indefinite articles.
  • Verb Conjugation: Learning to conjugate verbs in the present tense, common regular and irregular verbs.
  • Sentence Structure: Simple sentence formation with subject-verb-object order and basic questions.
  • Numbers, Time, and Dates: Understanding how to tell time, ask about prices, and use numbers in everyday situations.
• Pronunciation: Focus on correct pronunciation and phonetic exercises to improve speaking clarity.