What is the German (Deutsch) A1 level?

This level is considered for complete beginners who want to improve their basic communication skills for everyday situations.

At A1 level, students will be able to understand simple German sentences and identify basic words that describe themselves and the world around them. They will be familiar with daily greetings and introducing themselves, and writing, for example, filling out forms. Also, students can understand common German words in slow speech. It is the groundwork for advanced language learning and development.

Examples:

·         Wie heißen Sie? (What is your name?)

·         Ich komme aus Indien. (I come from India)

·         Wo ist die Bibliothek? (Where is the library?)

At the A1 proficiency level, you will learn:

·         Simple greetings and self-introduction

·         Numbers, dates, and time expressions

·         Basic sentence structures

·         Necessary German vocabulary for everyday life

·         Important grammar rules (Grammatik)

Who Should Learn German A1?

This level is ideal for:

·         Students preparing to study in Germany

·         Travelers visiting German-speaking nations

·         Anyone interested in learning German

Best way to learn German A1 from German4Germany:

The best way to learn German A1 is to merge numerous methods and resources. Helpful tips to help your learning German approach:

1.    A structured course: Join German4Germany’s language course specially designed for beginners. This will provide a strong base in grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation.

2.    Training regularly: Steadiness is a key while learning a new language. Separately dedicate time every day to practice German, whether it’s through listening exercises, reading, or speaking with native speakers.

3.    Engage yourself in the language: Frame yourself in German as much as possible. View German movies or TV shows, listen to German music or podcasts, and try to integrate the language into your everyday life.

4.    Practice with recognised materials: As you progress, start incorporating authentic German materials into your learning, such as newspapers, books, or websites, and study materials provided by us. This will reveal to you the actual language usage and help you develop your German Language Skills.

German4Germany’s A1 Course Structure & Syllabus

Our well-structured A1 German course covers four key skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing

Elementary Vocabulary (Grundwortschatz)  – Numbers, colors, family, food, professions

Grammar (Grammatik) – Nouns, verbs, sentence structure, present tenseEveryday

Conversations (Alltägliche Gespräche) – Ordering food, asking for directions, shopping

Pronunciation (Aussprache) – German sounds and common expressions

Listening & Speaking (Hören und Sprechen) – Understanding simple exchange of ideas

You will be able to introduce yourself, have modest conversations, and understand simple written manuals by the end of A1 German with us.

What are the topics covered in the German A1 course syllabus?

A1 level of German Language proficiency, students cover a variety of basic topics that are necessary for everyday communication. Some of the common daily topics covered in the German A1 course syllabus include:

1.    Greetings and introductions: In the German A1 course syllabus, students learn to greet each other, introduce themselves, and exchange simple personal information such as name, age, and nationality.

2.    Numbers and counting: In the German A1 course syllabus, students will learn to count from 1 to 100, as well as how to use numbers in countless contexts such as exchanging phone numbers, and talking about quantities, etc.

3.    Family and Relations: Students learn to talk about their family members, describe their relationships, and talk about family-related topics.

4.    Daily routines: In the German A1 course syllabus, students will learn how to talk about their everyday activities, such as waking up, going to work or school, eating meals, and going to bed.

5.    Likes and dislikes: Students will acquire how to express their preferences and talk about things they like or dislike, such as hobbies, sports, food, and music.

6.    Shopping and ordering: In the German A1 course syllabus, students will learn how to ask for and give directions, shop for basic items, and order food and drinks in a restaurant or café.

7.    Time and dates: Students will learn how to talk about days of the week, months, seasons, and specific dates, as well as how to ask and answer questions about time.

8.    Travel and transportation: In the German A1 course syllabus, students will learn how to ask for and give directions, use public transportation, and talk about travel plans and experiences.

These are examples of the topics covered at the A1 level of German Language proficiency.

Professional Training

German4Germany offers an A1-level German language course in a well-planned roadmap to achieve language proficiency.

A1-Level German Books – Globally Recognized Study Materials such as Netzwerk Neu A1

Listen to German Podcasts – Slow German, GermanPod101

Watch Movies and Series in the German Language - along with subtitles for better understanding.

Speaking Practice - Join a language exchange or take speaking sessions by German4Germany.

If you prefer structured learning, consider joining our online or offline German A1 course with our certified and expert trainers..

Learning Resources (Lernen Mittel)

Explore our variety of learning resources, including online quiz games, books, personalized for the German A1 level course.

Vocabulary Building Techniques

Discover effective approaches for developing your German vocabulary, including both memorization and contextual learning.

Grammar Mastery (Grammatik Beherrschung)

Focusing on key grammar rules to place a strong foundation for German Language Proficiency at the German A1 level. 

Speaking Practice (Sprechen Übungen)

Participate in conversational exercises, both individual and with fellow mates, to enhance your speaking skills delivered by German4Germany. It helps in confidence-building for the German A1 course exam.

Listening Practice (Hören Übungen)

Utilizing audio resources to improve your listening skills provided by us is a vital component of German A1 level proficiency.

Writing Practice (Schreiben Übungen)

Improve your writing skills through consistent practice, combining creative and practical writing exercises. Writing proficiency is a must, too, for your German A1 course exam.

Cultural Immersion (Kultural Integration)

During the German A1 course, engage yourself in German culture through cinemas, plays, dramas, music, and literature to deepen your understanding of the language.

Self-Assessment and Feedback (Selbstbewertung und Rückmeldung)

Regular assessments are conducted to check your progress, and feedback are provided by us, allowing for constant improvement in your German A1 plan.

Creating a Study Group

Explore the benefits of collaborative learning by forming or joining a study group with fellow learners in onsite classes who are interested in learning something extra in the German A1 course.