Small Group German Classes in London | Intermediate B1.1
Evening and weekend German classes in central London and online
Intermediate German course part 1 – level B1.1
Small group German classes for intermediate learners.
This German course is suitable for those who have completed level A2 courses.
Course fees
£430 online
£530 in person
Course duration and group size
The classes take place every week for 90 minutes. At least 4 students are required to run the course for 10 weeks.
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
Thursday 9 January 2025 at 17:00-18:30 (in person)
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.
Course content
In 10 weeks you will learn German grammar and its application in real-life communications, such as:
- Topic: the young and the old, living arrangements, housing project
- Naming advantages and disadvantages
- Requesting information, making indirect questions using the conjunction ob and W-Fragewörter e.g. wann, wo
- Accusative prepositions
- Topic: hotel stay, jobs
- Making a complaint and a compliment
- Making comparisons — adjective endings, intensifiers with comparatives and superlatives
- N-declension
- Job ads, understanding and conducting job interviews over the phone
- Topic: food, going out to eat, eating habits, nutrition, lifestyle
- Adverbs of frequency
- Infinitive constructions with zu — giving advice and suggestions
- Dependant clause with the conjunction obwohl
- Understanding and discussing an interview
- Topic: historical events in Germany and the world, migration, politics
- The past tenses das Präteritum and das Plusquamperfekt
- Understanding the differences between the “spoken” past tense das Perfekt and the “written” past tense das Präteritum
- Talking about past events using the conjunction als
- Temporal conjunctions als, nachdem, bevor