Learning Goals
Our main goal is to help you pass the Goethe-Zertifikat A1 exam. After four months, you will know the exam format, build confidence in basic German, and be ready for the real test. Passing the A1 exam shows you can handle easy conversations, write simple notes, and understand everyday German—often a key requirement for visa, family reunion, or your first job in Germany.
Skills you Gain
You will be able to greet people, ask and answer simple questions, and manage daily needs in German. You’ll write easy emails and short messages. You will understand slow, clear speech and basic signs or forms. You’ll speak calmly, even if you’re nervous, and feel ready to use German in real test situations. By the end, you can show you have real-life basic German skills.
Course Content
You’ll practice each exam section: Lesen (Reading), Hören (Listening), Schreiben (Writing), and Sprechen (Speaking), repeating each one until you feel confident. Every lesson includes real exam exercises and complete practice tests. The teacher explains instructions and answers in clear English and helps you understand what the exam expects. You'll work on staying calm, using simple German, and speaking clearly, even under pressure. Exam simulations teach you what happens on test day, so nothing is a surprise. Challenges—like understanding audio or organizing your answers—are addressed with step-by-step support.
Requirements
You should know just a little German—the alphabet and some basic words. This course is right if you are starting your first real German lessons or have only studied a little before. To join, you need a reliable laptop or smartphone, internet access, and a quiet space for lessons. All course material, exercises, and meetings are online via Google Meet.
Pricing and Enrollment
The course is 200 euros per month over 4 months. You’ll meet twice a week for 90-minute live classes on Google Meet, in a group of 4 to 6 students. All sessions are live, interactive, and taught by an expert teacher who explains in English. This structure gives you lots of personal attention and time to practice real exam tasks with feedback. Places are limited to keep groups small and effective.
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