A2 level (Duration: 120 hrs)
The German A2 Level Course is an elementary-level course in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), designed for learners progressing beyond the basics. At this level, students can understand and use common German expressions related to daily life, travel, and workplace conversations. They can engage in basic communication across various real-life situations. Furthermore, learners can describe past experiences, share opinions, express future plans, and provide simple explanations for their views in German.
After Completing The Course:
- You can join the A2 German language course to understand German sentences and commonly used expressions related to areas of immediate importance, such as personal and family information, shopping vocabulary, workplace communication, and local interactions.
- You can communicate in basic German conversations in simple, routine situations that involve a direct exchange of information about everyday life, business communication, and travel in Germany
- You can use basic German grammar and vocabulary to describe your background, education, surroundings, and essential daily needs.
Listening
At the A2 level, learners can understand phrases and expressions related to familiar topics like shopping, family life, job opportunities, and travel, especially when spoken clearly and slowly. They can grasp the main points of basic German conversations, follow German language instructions, and understand directions in German.
Reading
A2 learners can read short, simple texts such as personal emails, advertisements, or German language articles in magazines that contain commonly used vocabulary and straightforward topics. They can identify key details and understand routine German communication in familiar contexts.
Speaking
In speaking, A2 German learners can communicate in basic German conversations required for daily interactions. They can describe their background, daily routine, and surroundings using essential German vocabulary. They can also ask and answer simple questions related to common topics, making it easier for them to navigate real-life conversations in German-speaking countries.
Writing
Writing at the A2 level involves producing short, simple texts such as postcards, letters, or messages. Learners can describe events, experiences, or future plans in basic German writing. They may also write essential notes, emails, or fill out forms. Their language remains straightforward and less complex, making it ideal for German exam preparation.
Grammar and Vocabulary
A2 learners develop a broader range of German vocabulary and grammar skills, including essential past tenses (e.g., perfect tense), common adjectives, adverbs, and useful expressions. They can construct simple German sentences and comprehend various sentence structures, though complex grammar and longer sentences may still be challenging.