A2 - German Course

What does the German level A2 mean?

The language level A2 is the second stage of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It builds on the basic knowledge of level A1 and expands it specifically. At the A2 level, you develop the ability to communicate in simple, routine situations that require a direct exchange of information on familiar and common topics. You can have short conversations about everyday topics, ask and answer simple questions, and write short messages and notes.

Topics and Skills in the A2 German Course

In the German course A2, you will learn the following topics and skills:

- Simple conversations: You can talk about familiar topics such as family, hobbies, work, travel, and your daily routine.

- Personal information: You can share information about your place of residence, your education, or your profession.

- Experiences and events: You can, for example, talk about your last vacation or report on a nice celebration.

- Simple letters, emails, and text messages: You can write invitations, congratulations, and short inquiries. You can also reschedule appointments and apologize for absences.

- Everyday situations: You can manage everyday situations. For example, you can shop at the market or in small shops, order in a restaurant, talk to the doctor about your illness, and handle official matters.

- Understanding simple texts: You understand the information in texts such as advertisements, schedules, flyers, and short articles or news.

- Social Media: You can understand and use your preferred social media (e.g., Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn) in German.

Grammar Topics in German A2

In the A2 course, you deepen your knowledge of German grammar. This includes:

- The perfect tense (past): You learn how to talk about past experiences and events.

- Past of modal verbs: You can say what you could, were allowed to, or had to do in the past.

- The dative case: You understand when and how the dative is used, e.g., “I give the friend the book.”

- Verbs and prepositions with dative: You learn important combinations such as “help with,” “talk with,” “participate in.”

- Reflexive verbs: You can form sentences like “I am looking forward to the weekend.”

- Verbs with fixed prepositions: You learn which prepositions belong to certain verbs, e.g., “wait for,” “be interested in.”

These grammar topics will be taught in a practical way with many examples, so you can apply them directly in everyday life.

Regional Studies: Discovering Germany and Austria

Language is more than grammar and vocabulary – it is also a window into culture. In the course, you will also learn a lot about life in Germany and Austria:

- The school system: How does school work in Germany and Austria? What differences are there?

- Sports and leisure culture: Which sports are popular? What do people do in their free time?

- Festival traditions: What is celebrated in Germany and Austria? How are Christmas, Easter, or Oktoberfest celebrated?

- Everyday life: What does a typical daily routine look like? What peculiarities are there in everyday life?

- Differences between Germany and Austria: What linguistic and cultural differences exist?

These insights will help you navigate the German-speaking world better and make learning even more exciting.

Preparation for the ÖSD Exam

The course specifically prepares you for the ÖSD exam (Austrian Language Diploma German). This means:

- Targeted practice of the exam parts: Listening comprehension, reading comprehension, writing, and speaking.

- Typical exam tasks will be discussed and practiced together.

- Individual feedback on your progress and tips for improvement.

With the ÖSD certificate A2, you have an official proof of your German language skills, which can open many doors for you in job searching, studying, or everyday life.

Why should you take the A2 course?

1. You will become more independent in everyday life.

With the skills at A2 level, you can navigate everyday life in German-speaking countries much better. You can make appointments, ask for directions, order in a restaurant, or shop in a supermarket – all in German!

2. You open up new opportunities.

Whether in work, study, or private life: Good German skills are a real advantage. With the A2 course, you lay the foundation for your further language development and can later achieve higher levels such as B1 or B2.

3. You learn in a motivating group.

In the course, you meet people from all over the world who have the same goal as you: to learn German! Learning together is more fun, and you can support and motivate each other.

4. You receive professional support.

Our experienced teachers accompany you on your learning journey, give you valuable tips, and help you achieve your goals. The lessons are varied, practical, and tailored to your needs.

5. You discover a new culture.

By engaging with German and Austrian society, you not only learn the language but also get to know the people, traditions, and ways of life. This makes learning lively and interesting!

Conclusion: Start now!

The German course A2 for beginners with prior knowledge is the ideal opportunity to take your German skills to the next level. You will learn to communicate more confidently and self-assuredly in German, expand your vocabulary and grammar knowledge, and gain exciting insights into German-speaking culture. At the same time, you will optimally prepare for the ÖSD exam and secure an important proof for your future.

Sign up now and discover how much fun learning German can be! We look forward to seeing you!

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