Learn & Pass German from A1 to B1
16-week A1, A2 and B1 programmes with live teaching, guided practice, correction, exam preparation and practical German.
Start at the level that matches what you already know and progress step by step.
Live Teaching, Guided Practice and Feedback
Two 60-minute live classes each week: 32 live teaching hours per level, with structured learning between classes.
During Live Teaching
- Clear explanation
- Grammar and sentence patterns
- Speaking and listening
- Pronunciation
- Reading and writing
- Focused correction
- Questions and clarification
- Exam-task practice
Between Lessons
- Structured self-study
- Selected notes and resources
- Exercises and revision
- Vocabulary and retrieval
- Listening and writing tasks
- Correction and feedback
- Progress checks
- Mock-exam work where appropriate
Research in language learning supports spaced practice, active retrieval, repeated use and corrective feedback.
Benefit from my experience
Hi, I’m Shyam. I learned German after moving to Germany, earned my B2 certificate here and have lived in Germany since 2015.
I understand German both from the learner’s side and from years of using it in everyday, work-related and formal situations. I also understand difficulties Indian learners may face that are not always obvious to a native speaker.
I did my BTech from IIT Madras, clearing the JEE exam (AIR716). Benefit from my experience preparing through focused self-study. Instead of surface learning of content, we understand the structure, identify what is difficult and practise the skills that need improvement.
Start Where You Are
Each level runs for 16 weeks with two 60-minute live classes each week plus guided practice between classes.
Build the Foundations
₹18,000
- Essential grammar and vocabulary
- Sentence building and pronunciation
- Speaking and listening from the beginning
- A1 reading and writing
- Integrated A1 exam preparation
- Practical everyday German
Move Beyond Basic German
₹20,000
- Broader grammar and vocabulary
- Longer speaking and writing
- Stronger listening and retrieval
- More developed reading
- Integrated A2 exam preparation
- Wider everyday communication
Use German More Independently
₹22,000
- Speak and write at greater length
- Strengthen listening and reading
- Correct recurring weak areas
- Respond with less preparation
- Integrated B1 exam preparation
- German for work and everyday life
Continue from Beginner to B1
- A1 + A2 + B1
- 48 weeks of structured learning
- 96 live teaching hours
- Guided practice throughout
- Exam preparation at every level
₹55,000
₹60,000 when the three levels are booked separately.
| Level | Starting Point | Main Goal | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Beginner or very limited German | Build the foundations and begin using German | 16 weeks | ₹18,000 |
| A2 | Completed or equivalent A1 | Expand range and everyday communication | 16 weeks | ₹20,000 |
| B1 | Completed or equivalent A2 | Communicate more independently and prepare for B1 | 16 weeks | ₹22,000 |
Why Guided Practice Works
We have guidede practice between the live lessons. Important German needs to be recalled, used, checked and repeated across the week.
Practising across several days produces better long-term L2 retention than concentrating practice into one session. This has been demonstrated for vocabulary and grammar/syntax.
Recall words and sentence patterns without simply reading the answer. Having students actively recall vocabulary and language rather than repeatedly rereading it improves learning.
Find what is still difficult and correct it before moving on. Retrieval combined with feedback lets students find and repair what they cannot yet produce correctly.
Exercises, listening, writing and later classroom reuse give the material repeated encounters rather than one exposure during class. Distributed L2 practice also supports fluency development.
Research in language learning supports spaced practice, active retrieval, repeated use and corrective feedback. We chose 3–4 hours as a realistic workload for completing the necessary practice across a 16-week programme.
Learn the Level and Prepare for the Exam
Exam preparation runs through the programme.
Learn the task formats, timing and strategies for reading, listening, writing and speaking.
Practise under exam conditions, identify weak areas and correct them before the final exam.
The aim is not only to pass. Build German that remains useful afterwards.
Learn the Level. Build the Skills Behind It.
Knowing German and being able to use it are not the same.
Learn
Understand the grammar, vocabulary and patterns required.
Practise
Work deliberately on the skills that need improvement.
Retrieve
Bring German back when you need to use it.
Correct
Fix recurring weaknesses before they become habits.
Apply
Use what you learn in exams and real situations.
Quality Before Quantity
Strengthen important German before continually adding more.
Find the Real Difficulty
A speaking problem may actually be listening, pronunciation, structure or retrieval.
Challenge Without Overwhelm
Work on the next useful difficulty, strengthen it, then expand.
Build German You Can Actually Use
The certificate may be the immediate goal. German still needs to work outside the exam room.
Practise useful language, likely replies and how to respond when a conversation does not follow the sentence you prepared.
Already Beyond This Programme?
Find the Right Starting Level
Tell me what German you have studied, which level or exam you need and your timeline. I will suggest the appropriate starting point.
The 16-Week A1 Progression
Build the A1 syllabus step by step. Regular consolidation weeks strengthen earlier learning before more German is added.
| Week | Main Focus | Language & Skills |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 |
Introductions Name, country, language, greetings |
sein, heißen, kommen, questions, du and Sie |
| Week 2 |
Family & Personal Information Family, age, numbers, where you live |
haben, wohnen, possessives, numbers |
| Week 3 |
Learning & Communication Asking, answering and talking about language |
articles, kein, nicht, present-tense verbs |
| Week 4 |
Consolidate the Foundations Introductions, personal information and basic communication |
pronunciation, sentence structure, retrieval, listening and correction |
| Week 5 |
Food, Shopping & Restaurants Buying, ordering and expressing preferences |
accusative, plurals, mögen, essen, nehmen |
| Week 6 |
Daily Routine Time, appointments and everyday activities |
separable verbs, time expressions, sentence order |
| Week 7 |
Home & Housing Rooms, furniture and describing where you live |
possessives, location language, useful descriptions |
| Week 8 |
Consolidate Everyday German Food, routines and home |
speaking, listening, sentence building, retrieval and progress check |
| Week 9 |
Around Town Places, directions and finding what you need |
local prepositions, directions, imperative |
| Week 10 |
Work & Professions Jobs, abilities and simple work situations |
können, müssen, möchten |
| Week 11 |
Health & the Doctor Body, symptoms, appointments and advice |
sollen, dürfen, health vocabulary |
| Week 12 |
Consolidate & Apply Town, work and health |
conversation, correction, listening, writing and A1 exam tasks |
| Week 13 |
Past Events & Travel Talking simply about what happened |
Perfekt, haben and sein |
| Week 14 |
Clothes & Shopping Choosing, comparing and buying |
useful clothing language, comparison, consolidation of cases |
| Week 15 |
Weather, Dates & Plans Seasons, calendar, future plans and invitations |
wollen, dates, ordinal numbers, time and planning language |
| Week 16 |
A1 Consolidation & Exam Practice Bring the complete level together |
speaking, listening, reading, writing, weak-area correction and mock exam |