Objectives, not hours
Each level is defined by can-do statements. You know in advance what you should be able to do, and you can check it.
German A1–C2
Learn German. Speak with Confidence.
One continuous path from your first sentences to confident mastery — six levels, explicit objectives, and practice in all four skills.
Classes are taught in German. This website is available in German, English, French and Spanish.
What this is
A language course that follows the Common European Framework. Every level has stated objectives, every week has the same shape, and every unit ends with something you produced yourself — spoken or written.
- Six levels, A1 to C2, in the order the Framework defines
- All four skills: reading, listening, speaking, writing
- Grammar and vocabulary in the service of speaking, not the other way round
- Preparation for the common external exams
The ladder: A1 → C2
The Framework is the spine of this course. Each level builds on the one below, and each describes what you can DO afterwards — not how many hours you sat through.
A1 · Beginner
You learn to introduce yourself, ask about everyday things, and talk about yourself in simple sentences.
A2 · Elementary
You understand sentences on topics of immediate relevance and can act for yourself in simple routine situations.
B1 · Independent
You deal with most situations that come up while travelling, and can talk about experiences and plans as connected speech.
B2 · Upper intermediate
You understand the main ideas of complex text and can interact with a degree of fluency that makes normal conversation possible.
C1 · Advanced
You understand demanding, longer texts and express yourself fluently without obviously searching for words.
C2 · Mastery
You understand virtually everything you read and hear, and express yourself effortlessly, precisely and with fine shades of meaning.
How it works
Five steps, the same every week.
Learn
New structures and new vocabulary, always inside a topic rather than as a list.
Practise
Guided exercises until the structure works without thinking about it.
Speak
Free speaking on the week's topic — the part most courses cut short.
Feedback
A response to what you produced: specific, about your sentences.
Review
Targeted revision of what has not settled yet, before the next unit starts.
Why this school
Speaking from the first hour
Speaking is not a goal for later. It is part of every week, from A1 onwards.
Feedback on your own sentences
Corrections are about what you wrote or said, not about a model answer.
Exam-ready
The task formats of the common exams are part of teaching, so the exam is not a new exercise.
Who teaches
- Taught by teachers trained in German as a foreign language
- The same teacher across a whole level
- Small groups, so everyone speaks in every session
Teaching is organised the same way at every level.
Ready to start?
Tell us where you are and what you want to reach. We will recommend a level.