FAQ

1. Who is this program for?

This program is designed for:

• Students planning to study in Germany

• Professionals aiming to enter the German job market

• Anyone who wants to build a strong German foundation (A1–B1) and understand how life in Germany actually works

No prior knowledge of German is required for A1.

2. What makes this program different from regular German classes?

Most language classes teach textbook German. This program focuses on:

• Real‑life German used in Germany

• Daily situations such as housing, transport, authorities, and work

• Learning from someone who lives and works in Germany, not just a language teacher

• Practical guidance alongside language learning

3. Which levels are offered?

• German A1 – Beginner / Foundation

• German A2 – Elementary

• German B1 – Intermediate (important for jobs and residency)

Participants usually start with A1 and can continue to higher levels.
Each course is split into two levels. For example, the A1 course comprises of A1.1 and A1.2 courses.

4. What is the duration and format of the A1.1 course?

• Duration: 4 weeks

• Format: Live online classes

• Sessions per week: 2

• Class length: 2 hours

• Batch size: Maximum 10 (allows for interaction and speaking practice)

5. What should I be able to do after completing the A1.1 course?

After completing an A1.1 German course, you’ll be able to handle very basic everyday communication. You can introduce yourself and others, share simple personal information (like where you live or what you do), and ask and answer straightforward questions. You’ll know how to use polite greetings and common expressions, as well as manage simple interactions such as ordering food or making basic requests.

In reading and writing, you’ll be able to understand familiar words and simple sentences on signs or forms, fill in basic personal details, and write short messages like postcards or simple emails. Overall, you’ll have the foundation to navigate everyday situations in German at a beginner level.

6. Will there be guidance about studying or working in Germany?

Yes. Alongside language learning, participants receive:

• Clarity on studying in Germany

• Basics of entering the German job market

• Understanding of German culture, rules, and authorities

• Honest, experience‑based answers (no consultancy promises)

7. Is this a consultancy or placement service?

No.

This is not a visa consultancy or job placement service.
The focus is on language skills + system understanding, which are essential foundations for success in Germany.

Final Note

This program is meant for serious learners who want to invest in their Germany journey the right way—starting with the language.