German language courses: A1 to C2

Courses follow the six-level Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Lessons can develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing through practical language use. The descriptions below are general level guides; they are not a placement test or a promise of exam results.

A1 — Beginner

Start with familiar words and everyday expressions. Practise introducing yourself, asking and answering simple questions, and handling short exchanges when people speak clearly.

A2 — Elementary

Build confidence in routine situations. Practise exchanging information about familiar topics such as daily life, work, shopping, and your immediate surroundings.

B1 — Intermediate

Develop independence in common situations at work, school, and in daily life. Practise describing experiences, explaining plans, and giving brief reasons for opinions.

B2 — Upper intermediate

Work with more detailed texts and discussions on concrete and abstract topics. Practise expressing and supporting viewpoints, and communicating with greater fluency.

C1 — Advanced

Develop flexible German for social, academic, and professional situations. Practise understanding longer, complex material and expressing ideas fluently and in detail.

C2 — Proficient

Refine nuanced communication. Practise understanding almost all kinds of spoken or written material and expressing complex ideas precisely and naturally.

Not sure which level fits? Ask about a course or level recommendation. You can also send an enrolment request. Ask us about other language courses as well.