Small Group German Classes in London | Beginner A1.2
Daytime, evening and weekend German classes in the City of London
Beginner German part 2 – level A1.2
Small group German classes for beginners with prior knowledge.
This course is suitable for those who have completed A1.1 course or studied German up to GCSE level.
Cost £399
Textbook Berliner Platz 1
Course duration
10 weeks (online)
Please note the course may still be run at a shorter duration if the class is not full.
Course format
The course is largely structured around a textbook which provides a clear structure and allows us to track progression. The sessions are supplemented with worksheets, grammar exercises and other learning materials of various formats.
We incorporate plenty of listening and speaking exercises in class, to give you an opportunity to put the theory you learn into practice.
Your weekly homework consist of repetition, reinforcement and consolidation of material covered in class.
Start dates
Choose from one of the following slots
Please check back for future openings. Alternatively, get in touch to be added to our waitlist.
It is possible to join the group once the course has started (subject to availability) after a few catch up sessions with your German tutor to get you up to speed. Please contact us for more info.
Course content
You will learn the basics of German grammar and their application in real-life communications, such as:
- German case system — the nominative, accusative and genitive
- Modal verb mögen (to like) — talking about likes and dislikes
- Talking about family
- Possessive articles in nominative and accusative
- Personal pronouns in nominative and accusative
- Telling the date, month and season in German
- Making arrangements in person and on the phone; writing and responding to simple text messages
- Introduction to the simple past tense (das Imperfekt) e.g. I had a car and I was sick
- Expressing wishes and possibilities using modal verbs können (can), wollen (to want to)
- Regular and irregular verbs
- The present perfect tense (das Perfekt) and its usage in spoken communication— talking about events in the recent past e.g. the weekend, past holidays
- Talking about education
- Dialogues: in a restaurant, talking about weekend, working life, education