Level |
Course documents |
Aim of the German course |
A1(1) Beginners without prior knowledge, Basic Level 1 (1 Month) |
Studio D A1 (1-6) Cornelsen |
To conduct and understand simplest conversations. To be able to use the most important courtesy formulas. |
A1(2) Beginners with prior knowledge, Basic Level 1 (1 Month) |
Studio D A1 (7-12) Cornelsen |
Extension of the vocabulary to 1000 words. Understanding simple everyday conversations. Thinking in German. |
A2(1)
Basic Level 2 (1 month) |
Studio D A2 (1-5) Cornelsen |
Extension of basic vocabulary and basic German grammar. Simple discussions on various topics. Creative use of the German language in classwork.
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A2(2) Basic Level 2 (1 month) |
Studio D A2 (7-12) Cornelsen |
To express yourself in more
complex situations, although you still make mistakes
in pronunciation, grammar and choice of words.
To make full and effective use of the possibilities
of the German language. Consolidation of grammar. |
B1 Intermediate Level 1 (2x 1 Month) |
EM Brückenkurs |
At this important level, the Basic Level is revised and consolidated. You already know practically all the German grammar. Now you apply your knowledge in numerous lifelike exercises. You already know practically all the German grammar, which you now apply in numerous lifelike exercises. At the end of this level, you have a good basis. Under no circumstances should you break off your German courses before this level, as otherwise you will quickly forget what you have learned.
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B2 Intermediate Level 2 (2x 1 Month) |
EM Hauptkurs or our documents |
Grammar is already well mastered, and so is only revised selectively. Now the focus is on the finer points of the German language. In many cases the teacher uses his or her own teaching materials for this level, and so adapts it optimally to your needs. |
C1 Advanced Level 1 (2x 1 Month) |
EM Abschlusskurs or our documents |
This is the last part of the Middle Level: You are familiar with the use of the most important structures of the German language. Your vocabulary comprises about 3000 words. In M3, the four abilities reading, listening, speaking and writing receive further systematic training. A wide spectrum of topics is covered, so that you can cope with all language situations outside the German course. From this level onwards, you can earn the ÖSD language diploma "Mittelstufe Deutsch" (Middle Level German), which is recognized in Germany, in Austria, and in many other countries. |
C2 Advanced Level 2 (2x 1 Month) |
our own documents |
This German language course is more than
a mere conversation course. It is, so to speak,
the final touch, and you can now take part in
the most varied discussions in fluent German.
Apart from this, you have practice in writing
texts of all kinds. |
