What is German A2 Level?

The A2 Level in German is designed for ‘upper beginners,’ building upon the foundational skills learned in A1. After completing the A1 course, you can advance to A2, where you’ll develop the ability to discuss your job, family, and daily life. You’ll also be able to comprehend and express time in German, and write both formal and informal emails.

The German Language Level A2 certificate, recognized by the Goethe-Institut, TELC, DTZ, and ÖSD, serves as proof of your basic German knowledge. This certification is often required for visa applications, such as for spouse immigration, and is accepted by German embassies worldwide.

A2 is the second step in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which follows a six-level competency scale.

Key Grammar Topics Covered (in German):

• Interrogativartikel (Interrogative articles)
• Reflexive Verben (Reflexive verbs)
• Präteritum (Simple past tense)
• Wechselpräpositionen (Two-way prepositions)
• Relativpronomen (Relative pronouns)
• Konjunktiv II (Subjunctive II)
• Komparative und Superlative (Comparatives & Superlatives)
• Adjektivendungen (Adjective endings)
• Modalverben im Präteritum (Modal verbs in past tense)
• Trennbare Verben (Separable verbs)

Additional Course Resources:

• Exam preparation for Goethe, TELC, DTZ, ÖSD, and other certification exams
• Grammar worksheets and tests
• Course and practice book ("Netzwerk neu A2") with accompanying audio
• Class recordings
• Vocabulary in PDF format

Requirements to Enroll:

• Completion of the A1 course (very important!)
• PC, laptop, or tablet
• Headset with microphone
• Stable internet connection
• Valid email address
• Operating system: Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS
• Zoom software installed for online sessions

Course Duration:

• 2.7 months / 60 hours