Group German Course

The first part of this 2-part German course (level A1) will show you how to introduce yourself, say hello and say goodbye. The German course will cover the alphabet, statements, spelling, counting, how to ask about a job, talk about your origins, give personal information and show you how to understand phone numbers and addresses as well as how to ask for items and name items. You will learn how to describe your living situation, understand apartment advertisements, talk about your own family and describe family relationships. Basic conversation about everyday work and how to be able to deal in German at a bank are here too.

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360 € Per Course

9 € / Lesson Hour

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 This Course Includes:

  • 40 Lessons
  • Group Course (6 Participants)
  • 2 x 45 Minutes a week
  • 20 Week Course
  • Charrly Video Conference Platform
  • Fixed Schedule
  • Valid For 20 Weeks
  • Native Speaking Teacher

What you'll learn


  • Introduce yourself, say hello and say goodbye,
  • Alphabet, statements.
  • Spell, count, ask about your profession.
  • Speaking about your own origin, giving personal information.
  • Verbs in the present singular and plural.
  • W-questions, question pronouns; Who? How? Where from? What? Du or Sie?
  • Definite and indefinite articles in the nominative, singular and plural nouns.
  • Saying and understanding phone numbers and addresses, ask about objects and naming objects.
  • Verbs in the present tense 3rd person singular and plural, question pronouns: Where?
  • Yes / No questions, definite and indefinite articles in the accusative case
  • Describing living situations, understanding apartment advertisements.
  • Negation with "keine", personal pronoun in the nominative.
  • Report about one's own family, describing family relationships.
  • Plan a leisure program, talk about your own city, talk about the past.
  • Verbs with a vowel change, past tense of “haben” and “sein”.
  • Talking about leisure activities, asking for the time and answers,
  • Describe a daily routine, make an appointment.
  • Separable verbs in the present tense.
  • Talk about eating habits.
  • Imperative, "like" and "want"
  • Have shopping talks, ask about prices.
  • Talk about everyday working life.
  • Modal verbs: “can”, “must”, “want”.
  • Ask for bank information and fill out transfers.
  • Prepositions with dative: Where? Where? Where from?

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Requirements:


  • This German language course (Part1) is suitable for beginners of German of Levels A1 or A2 according to the Common European Framework for Language learning (CEF).
  • It is necessary to purchase a German course book (which Charrly will recommend) to be able to participate in this course.
  • The course will be delivered online using our video-conferencing system – Charrly. You will need to have the following:
  • A fast Internet connection (DSL or LAN preferably with a cable connection)
  • PC or Laptop with Windows 7 or higher, an Apple computer or iPad or Tablet
  • Google Chrome or MS Edge Web browser for Windows PCs, Apple OS computers (Desktop/Laptop) and Android Tablets
  • Safari Web browser for iPAD iOS
  • Please download the latest browser version
  • A Webcam
  • Headset or use the built-in speaker + microphone of your computer