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German coursesB2.1 Upper intermediate
B2CEFR level
Upper intermediate
Upper intermediate
Live online German course
German B2.1
upper intermediate.
Strengthen your language skills with advanced grammar, rich vocabulary, and practical exam preparation for Goethe B2.1
Built for a confident step forward
Step into B2.
German with nuance.
B2 is the benchmark for work and study in Germany. We sharpen your reading, build academic vocabulary and make your spoken German precise.
By the end, you express complex ideas naturally and are halfway to the full B2 certification.
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
Discuss more complex topics and give reasons and examples
- 02
Understand longer talks, news and standard workplace German
- 03
Write structured texts — emails, summaries, opinions
- 04
Build the vocabulary and grammar that B2.2 completes
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.
6 chapters · one clear path
Your B2.1 curriculum.
Each chapter brings vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and culture together around a real-life theme.
01Kapitel 1 — Begegnungen (Encounters)1 week
Words & situations
Fresh start experiences · Social projects · Intercultural encounters · Literary text analysis
Grammar
Word order of information (tekamolo) and of information + complements · Negating statements (position of nicht)
Pronunciation
Choosing du or Sie
Culture
Choosing du or Sie · Porträt: Marc-Uwe Kling · Film: Eine WG für alle
02Kapitel 2 — An die Arbeit (Get to work)1 week
Words & situations
Future jobs & professions · Job postings & cover letters · Job interviews · Professional phone calls
Grammar
Creating text cohesion (pronouns, articles, prepositional adverbs, connectors) · Expressing conditions (conditional relationships, falls/sofern/wenn)
Pronunciation
Preparing for an interview
Culture
Porträt: trade unions · Film: Schauspielerin — ein ganz normaler Beruf?
03Kapitel 3 — Alles im Wandel (Everything in flux)1 week
Words & situations
Transport concepts · Political attitudes · Suggestions for improvement · Personality & change
Grammar
Partizip I and II as adjectives · Expressing reasons (causal relationships; aufgrund/wegen/dank/aus, position of nämlich)
Pronunciation
Explaining something vividly
Culture
Science and innovation prizes in D-A-CH · Film: Gendern — Sprache ändert sich
04Kapitel 4 — Lass uns reden … (Let’s talk …)1 week
Words & situations
Phone conversations · Barrier-free communication · Animal communication · Conflict situations
Grammar
Unreal comparisons with als ob, als wenn, als · Forming Konjunktiv II · Indefinite pronouns
Pronunciation
Speaking more vividly with modal particles
Culture
Speaking more vividly with modal particles · Porträt: three comedians · Film: Wie der Lesehund Kindern hilft
05Kapitel 5 — Technik gut, alles gut? (Tech good, all good?)1 week
Words & situations
Technology failures · Gamification · Autonomous driving · Tech ethics
Grammar
Extended attributes (Partizip I / II) · Passive alternatives
Pronunciation
Explaining complex concepts clearly
Culture
Porträt: a start-up founder · Film: Autonomes Fahren
06Kapitel 6 — Gesundheit! (Cheers / To your health!)1 week
Words & situations
Health & wellness · Biohacking · Health apps · Doctor–patient conversations
Grammar
Consecutive clauses: so dass · Past Konjunktiv II: hätte/wäre
Pronunciation
Navigating insurance calls diplomatically
Culture
Health systems in D-A-CH · Film: Gesundheit ohne Grenzen
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 B2.1 is right for you? Write to us and we will help you choose honestly.
Talk to usWho is this course for?+
B1 graduates heading toward nursing, university or skilled work in Germany, where B2 is required.
Why split B2 into 2.1 and 2.2?+
The jump from B1 to B2 is the hardest step on the CEFR ladder. Two focused stages mean you build solid ground at each step instead of feeling overwhelmed, and you're far more likely to pass the B2 exam.
Do I need B1 first?+
Yes — or take our free placement test.
Is exam prep included?+
Yes — full Goethe and telc B2 exam preparation is included.
How much does it cost?+
₹21,999, including exam preparation.
What comes after B2.1?+
B2.2 — which completes B2 and gets you exam-ready for the Goethe/telc B2 certificate.