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German coursesA1 Complete beginner
A1CEFR level
Complete beginner
Complete beginner
Live online German course
German A1
for beginners.
Learn German from scratch with daily live classes, structured materials, and full Goethe A1 exam prep – all in 7 weeks.
Built for a confident step forward
Start from zero.
Leave with a foundation.
You do not need prior German. We move in a clear sequence, explain ideas in plain English and make room for speaking in every class.
By the end, everyday German feels familiar and your next step—an exam, A2 or life in Germany—feels achievable.
4.9/5Average learner rating15,000+Students taught
Your progress
German you can use beyond the classroom.
Practical language for real situations — in Germany, at work and in everyday life.
- 01
Introduce yourself, talk about hobbies and give directions
- 02
Understand basic questions and forms
- 03
Read menus, signs and announcements
- 04
Write messages, emails and simple texts
The complete course
Everything you need. Nothing extra to buy.
Your complete library
Lifetime access to class recordings, lesson PDFs and practice worksheets.
Exam preparation
Goethe and telc-style mock practice, strategy and personal feedback included.
Support between classes
A learner community and WhatsApp support when questions come up.
12 chapters · one clear path
Your A1 curriculum.
Each chapter brings vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and culture together around a real-life theme.
01Kapitel 1 — Guten Tag! (Hello & first introductions)1 week
Words & situations
Numbers 1–20 · Countries & languages · Greetings & goodbyes · Introducing yourself and others · Spelling · Email & phone numbers
Grammar
W-questions · Statements · Present-tense verbs · Personal pronouns
Pronunciation
The alphabet · Saying your email address
Culture
German-speaking countries and languages
02Kapitel 2 — Freunde & Kollegen (Friends, colleagues & me)1 week
Words & situations
Hobbies · Weekdays · Jobs · Working hours · Numbers 20+
Grammar
Irregular verbs · Yes/no questions · Articles der/das/die · Plurals · haben & sein
Pronunciation
Question vs. statement melody
Culture
Joining a club or team
03Kapitel 3 — In der Stadt (Around town)1 week
Words & situations
Places & buildings · Transport · Directions · Months & seasons
Grammar
Articles ein/eine · Negation kein/keine · Imperative with Sie · sein + adjective
Pronunciation
Long vs. short vowels
Culture
Cities and seasons across D-A-CH
04Kapitel 4 — Guten Appetit! (Food & shopping)1 week
Words & situations
Meals · Groceries · Drinks · Shops
Grammar
Accusative case · Verbs + accusative · mögen & möchten · Word order
Pronunciation
The umlauts ä / ö / ü
Culture
Jobs in the food world
05Kapitel 5 — Alltag & Familie (Everyday life & family)1 week
Words & situations
Daily routine · Clock times · Family · Making appointments by phone · Apologising for being late
Grammar
Time prepositions am/um/von…bis · Possessives · Modal verbs müssen/können/wollen · The verb bracket
Pronunciation
The German r
Culture
Punctuality in German culture
06Kapitel 6 — Zeit mit Freunden (Time with friends)1 week
Words & situations
Ordinal numbers · Activities · Food & drinks · Events · Birthdays & invitations
Grammar
Dates · Separable verbs · Accusative pronouns · für + accusative · Past of haben & sein
Pronunciation
Diphthongs ei / eu / au
Culture
Cafés, bars and events in D-A-CH
07Kapitel 7 — Arbeitsalltag (A day at work)1 week
Words & situations
Office life · Locations · The bank · Media
Grammar
Linkers und/oder/aber · Dative articles · mit + dative · Place prepositions + dative
Pronunciation
s / sch / st
Culture
Small talk in a German office
08Kapitel 8 — Fit & gesund (Fit & healthy)1 week
Words & situations
Body parts · Illnesses · Medicine · Hospital jobs
Grammar
Imperative with du/ihr/Sie · Modal verbs sollen/müssen/(nicht) dürfen
Pronunciation
p/b · t/d · k/g
Culture
Home remedies for common illnesses
09Kapitel 9 — Meine Wohnung (My home)1 week
Words & situations
Rooms · Furniture & appliances · Colours · Types of housing
Grammar
sein + adjective · in + accusative · Two-way prepositions with dative
Pronunciation
Long vs. short e
Culture
How people live in D-A-CH
10Kapitel 10 — Studium & Beruf (Study & career)1 week
Words & situations
Jobs · Workplaces · Study · Applications
Grammar
The Perfekt (verb bracket) · Past participles (regular, irregular, -ieren) · Perfekt with haben & sein
Pronunciation
The German h
Culture
Seasonal and year-round jobs
11Kapitel 11 — Die Jacke gefällt mir! (I like that jacket!)1 week
Words & situations
Clothing · The department store · Shops
Grammar
welcher/welches/welche · dieser/dieses/diese · Participles of separable & inseparable verbs · Dative pronouns · Verbs + dative
Pronunciation
Stress on verbs with a prefix
Culture
Berlin, the trend city
12Kapitel 12 — Ab in den Urlaub! (Off on holiday!)1 week
Words & situations
Holiday types & destinations · Sights · Compass points · Weather
Grammar
Pronoun man · Linker denn · Question words wer/wen/wem/was · Time prepositions + dative
Pronunciation
f / v / w
Culture
Travel destinations in Germany
Pronunciation support
Sound German
from the start.
Every chapter includes practical pronunciation guidance. We focus on the sounds that consistently challenge English-speaking learners.
- 01W = V
Wasser sounds like "Vasser", not "Wosser".
- 02Z = TS
Zahl begins with a sharp "ts".
- 03ei vs. ie
ei sounds like "eye"; ie sounds like "ee".
- 04ch-Laut
The soft ich sound and the harder ach sound.
- 05ä · ö · ü
Rounded vowels with no exact English equivalent.
"The goal is not to memorise German. It is to feel at home using it."
A more human way to learn
Explanation, practice, confidence.
We explain the idea clearly, practise it together and return to it in conversation until it feels natural. Recordings and materials help you revise at your own pace without losing the structure of a live class.
- 01UnderstandClear ideas in plain English
- 02PractiseGuided work with feedback
- 03Use itReal conversation in class
Questions, answered
Before you begin.
Still unsure whether A1 is right for you? Write to us and we will help you choose honestly.
Talk to usWho is this course for?+
Complete beginners with no prior German — students and professionals in India, and people already living in Germany, who plan to study, work, do an Ausbildung or build a life in Germany.
How long does it take?+
About 7–8 weeks: 70+ hours of live classes plus around 20 hours of guided self-study.
Can I access recordings anytime?+
Yes — you get lifetime access to recordings, PDF books and worksheets.
How much does it cost?+
₹16,999, including free Goethe A1 exam preparation, live classes, lifetime recordings and study material.
Are there prerequisites?+
None — the course is built for absolute beginners and starts from zero.
Is exam prep included?+
Yes, free, with mock tests under real exam conditions and personalised feedback.