German Language: A1 to B2

Topics: Alphabet, sounds, greetings, names, countries and numbers.

Language: Pronouns, sein, heißen and simple questions.

In practice: Introduce yourself and complete a personal-information form.

Topics: Family, jobs, education, hobbies and possessions.

Language: Articles der/die/das, haben, present-tense verbs and possessives.

In practice: Describe your family and exchange questions.

Topics: Days, months, telling time, routines and appointments.

Language: Verb word order, separable verbs and können.

In practice: Describe your day and arrange an appointment.

Topics: Food, cafés, shopping, prices, clothing, rooms and furniture.

Language: Accusative basics, möchten, es gibt and kein/nicht.

In practice: Order a meal, buy items and describe your home.

Topics: City places, directions, transport, signs, forms and short messages.

Language: Core sentence patterns, requests and questions.

In practice: Complete an A1-style internal four-skill assessment.

Topics: Trips, weekend activities, journeys and previous events.

Language: Perfekt with haben/sein, war, hatte and sequencing.

In practice: Tell a simple story about a past experience.

Topics: Housing, services, transport, appointments and comparisons.

Language: Dative, two-way prepositions, comparatives and polite requests.

In practice: Compare places and reschedule an appointment.

Topics: Symptoms, advice, work schedules, studying and problems.

Language: Reflexive phrases, sollen, weil, dass and wenn.

In practice: Explain a problem and give a reason or suggestion.

Topics: Invitations, services, complaints, weather and future plans.

Language: Connected sentences, everyday cases and polite enquiries.

In practice: Reply to an invitation and write a short complaint.

Topics: Listening, reading, everyday emails and guided conversation.

Language: Past tense, clauses and practical vocabulary review.

In practice: Complete an A2-style internal assessment and feedback.

Topics: Biographies, experiences, personal history and life changes.

Language: Perfekt, Präteritum, als/wenn and narrative linkers.

In practice: Give an account of an event and write a short report.

Topics: Education, hobbies, public issues and advantages/disadvantages.

Language: weil/da, deshalb, obwohl, trotzdem and paragraph structure.

In practice: Join a discussion and write a reasoned opinion.

Topics: Jobs, training, applications and professional communication.

Language: Relative clauses, adjective endings, um … zu and polite requests.

In practice: Write a formal enquiry and practise interview questions.

Topics: Healthcare, services, procedures and complaints.

Language: Passive basics, prepositional verbs and relative clauses.

In practice: Explain a problem and negotiate a solution.

Topics: Presentations, joint planning, everyday texts and practical writing.

Language: Connectors, tenses and interaction strategies.

In practice: Take an internal B1-style listening, reading, writing and speaking diagnostic.

Topics: Editorials, differing views, persuasion and formal/informal register.

Language: einerseits/andererseits, dennoch, cohesion and precision.

In practice: Debate a topic with examples and a counterargument.

Topics: Professional changes, technology and formal correspondence.

Language: Passive with modals, indem, sodass and Konjunktiv II.

In practice: Write a formal response and negotiate alternatives.

Topics: Environment, information sources, scientific issues and uncertainty.

Language: Nominalisation, genitive, reported claims and hedging.

In practice: Compare sources and present a balanced summary.

Topics: Education, media, culture and ethical choices.

Language: Concessions, hypothetical language and text organisation.

In practice: Prepare a developed argument and lead a discussion.

Topics: Longer texts, note-taking, presentations and timed writing.

Language: Advanced connectors, register and grammatical control.

In practice: Complete an internal B2-style skills mock and feedback.