Take the next step with our German A2 Course, a live, instructor-led program built for learners who have finished A1 and want stronger everyday communication. These German A2 classes expand your elementary German through a CEFR A2 aligned curriculum, small batches, and personalized coaching, all while preparing you for the Goethe-Zertifikat A2 examination.
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Our German A2 Course runs over 2.5 months (15 weeks) and 60 guided hours, aligned to the Goethe-Institut A2 framework. Each week develops your German grammar A2, German vocabulary A2, and everyday German conversation, taking you from confident basics to a full Goethe A2 mock exam. This German A2 Course reactivates your A1 knowledge and steadily builds the elementary German you need for travel, work, and daily life.
What you’ll learn: Reactivating A1 structures, present and perfect tense revision, and common daily expressions for real conversations.
Skills: German speaking, listening, everyday exchanges.
Assessment: Diagnostic Activity
What you’ll learn: Simple past (Prateritum) of sein, haben, and modal verbs, used to describe childhood and memories.
Skills: German writing, storytelling, listening.
Assessment: Quiz 1
What you’ll learn: Describing symptoms and visiting the doctor, dative personal pronouns, and reflexive verbs.
Skills: German conversation, role play, reading.
Assessment: Activity
What you’ll learn: Planning and booking a trip, prepositions with accusative and dative, and travel vocabulary.
Skills: German speaking, reading timetables.
Assessment: Module Test 1
What you’ll learn: Talking about your job and workday, subordinate clauses with ‘weil’ to give reasons.
Skills: German communication, workplace dialogue.
Assessment: Quiz 2
What you’ll learn: Expressing wishes and giving advice, Konjunktiv II (hatte gern, wurde, konnte) for polite requests.
Skills: German speaking, polite conversation.
Assessment: Activity
What you’ll learn: Comparing people and things, comparative and superlative forms, describing qualities.
Skills: German writing, description practice.
Assessment: Module Test 2
What you’ll learn: Discussing flat hunting and moving, subordinate clauses with ‘dass’ to report and explain.
Skills: German conversation, reading listings.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
What you’ll learn: Discussing flat hunting and moving, subordinate clauses with ‘dass’ to report and explain.
Skills: German conversation, reading listings.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
What you’ll learn: Describing celebrations and customs, an introduction to the genitive case.
Skills: German reading, cultural conversation.
Assessment: Activity
What you’ll learn: Discussing flat hunting and moving, subordinate clauses with ‘dass’ to report and explain.
Skills: German conversation, reading listings.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
What you’ll learn: Discussing flat hunting and moving, subordinate clauses with ‘dass’ to report and explain.
Skills: German conversation, reading listings.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
What you’ll learn: Telling a complete story, switching naturally between perfect and simple past.
Skills: German writing, extended speaking.
Assessment: Speaking Task
What you’ll learn: Applying all A2 competencies together through cumulative grammar and vocabulary review.
Skills: German reading, writing, listening, speaking.
Assessment: Integrated Task
What you’ll learn: Complete revision of German grammar A2 and vocabulary, plus Goethe A2 exam strategies.
Skills: Goethe A2 listening, reading, writing, speaking.
Assessment: Full Goethe A2 Mock Exam
What you’ll learn: Describing celebrations and customs, an introduction to the genitive case.
Skills: German reading, cultural conversation.
Assessment: Activity
What you’ll learn: Discussing flat hunting and moving, subordinate clauses with ‘dass’ to report and explain.
Skills: German conversation, reading listings.
Assessment: Mid-Course Progress Test
German A2 is the second level of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) and suits learners who have completed A1 or hold equivalent knowledge. If you can already introduce yourself and manage basic exchanges, choosing to Learn German A2 with us strengthens your elementary German so you can handle travel, shopping, work, and daily situations with more confidence. Learners aiming for A2 German often continue toward higher CEFR levels for study, careers, or relocation.
A1 Graduates Continuing Their Journey
Travellers and Frequent Visitors
Healthcare and Care Workers
Job Seekers Building Basic German
Relocation and Visa Applicants
Learners Preparing for B1
Our German A2 Course focuses on practical communication, not memorization. By the end of this German A2 level, you will handle everyday situations confidently and hold the elementary German foundation needed for B1 and the Goethe A2 examination.
Talk about work, travel, health, and daily routine, ask and answer questions, and manage common social situations in German with growing ease.
Follow short talks, announcements, and simple conversations on familiar topics when spoken clearly at a natural elementary pace.
Understand emails, notices, timetables, adverts, and short articles that you meet in everyday German life and work.
Write short personal messages, describe events, and complete forms using clear elementary German sentence structures.
Apply German grammar A2 such as the past tenses, comparatives, Konjunktiv II, and subordinate clauses in real communication.
Build the German A2 skills and exam familiarity needed to confidently attempt the Goethe-Zertifikat A2 examination.
Progressing through German A2 is easier when the path is clear. Our structured German A2 Course guides you from reactivating your A1 knowledge to handling everyday German conversations and preparing for the next level or the Goethe A2 exam.
Your journey starts with a free counselling session, and where needed a short placement check, so our advisors confirm A2 fits. Once your schedule is chosen, your enrollment is complete.
Your journey starts with a free counselling session, and where needed a short placement check, so our advisors confirm A2 fits. Once your schedule is chosen, your enrollment is complete.
How well you consolidate German A2 shapes how smoothly you reach B1 and beyond. Our German A2 Course is built around practical communication, structured progression, and continuous guidance, so every lesson strengthens real elementary German while preparing you for the Goethe A2 examination.
Your German A2 speaking keeps growing beyond class in our Weekly Speaking Club, where conversations, role plays, and pronunciation practice build everyday confidence.
Keep advancing outside class with recorded sessions, the WILA Learning Portal, assignments, vocabulary resources, and grammar exercises, revising your German A2 at your own pace.
Move forward through a CEFR A2 aligned curriculum where every lesson, assessment, and activity follows a structured roadmap toward B1 and the Goethe A2 exam.
Learn in small batches so trainers focus on your progress, offering regular feedback, pronunciation corrections, and personalized guidance throughout your German A2 journey.
Build exam readiness through weekly quizzes, progress tracking, instructor feedback, a mid-course assessment, and Goethe-style mock tests woven through the German A2 Course.
Reinforce every lesson with our AI-powered Practice Portal, strengthening German grammar A2, vocabulary, sentence formation, and everyday conversation whenever you need it.
Complete the German A2 Course and receive a WILA Languages Course Completion Certificate, recognizing your progress and the practical elementary German skills you have developed across the program.
Important: Goethe-Zertifikat exams are conducted by Goethe-Institut. WILA Languages provides preparation and issues its own Course Completion Certificate. We are not affiliated with Goethe-Institut.
From A1 graduates building everyday fluency to professionals preparing for opportunities abroad, our German A2 learners value the supportive environment, structured teaching, and practical speaking sessions that grow their confidence in every class.
““After finishing A1, the German A2 Course helped me speak about work and travel without hesitating. The weekly speaking practice made the difference.” ”
““The small batch meant my trainer corrected my grammar and pronunciation every session. My elementary German improved faster than I expected.” ”
““The A2 classes focused on real conversation, so ordering, travelling, and daily tasks in German now feel natural to me.” ”
“The course focused on practical communication instead of memorizing grammar rules. Every class included speaking practice, which made learning enjoyable and helped me build confidence step by step.”
“I wanted to prepare for opportunities in Germany, and WILA gave me a clear learning path. The instructors were approachable, the lessons were well structured, and the regular assessments helped me track my progress.”
“I had tried learning German on my own but struggled to stay consistent. Joining WILA gave me the structure, accountability, and guidance I needed. The trainers encouraged everyone to participate, making every class engaging and practical.”
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The German A2 Course is a live, instructor-led program aligned to CEFR A2 and the Goethe-Institut A2 framework. Over 2.5 months (15 weeks) and 60 guided hours, it builds elementary German through structured classes, practical speaking, regular assessments, and Goethe A2 exam preparation.
You should have completed A1 or hold equivalent knowledge. If you are unsure, a short placement check confirms that the German A2 level is the right starting point for you.
At German A2 Level you develop everyday German conversation, wider German grammar A2 such as past tenses and subordinate clauses, stronger reading and writing, and the listening skills needed for the Goethe A2 exam.
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German A2 runs for 2.5 months (15 weeks) with 60 guided hours. The exact schedule depends on your batch format, but every batch follows the same CEFR A2 aligned curriculum and assessments.
Yes. A2 German gives you the elementary communication needed for travel, shopping, appointments, and basic workplace exchanges, though most jobs and universities expect B1 or higher.
Yes. The German A2 Online Course option lets you join live online German A2 classes, or you can attend in the classroom. Both formats follow the same curriculum, live instruction, recorded sessions, and assessments.
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Yes. This Goethe A2 Course prepares you for the Goethe-Zertifikat A2 across Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking, with a full mock exam in the official format in the final week.
After German A2 you progress to B1, the level most commonly required for German citizenship and many residency permits, and a key step toward study or work in Germany.
You receive a WILA Languages German A2 Course Completion Certificate, your German A2 Certification recognizing the CEFR level you have reached. It is digitally verifiable and shareable on LinkedIn, and you may register separately for the Goethe A2 exam.
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Fees include live classes, LMS access, study materials, assignments, assessments, mock exams, and the Course Completion Certificate. EMI options are available. Contact our admissions team or download the fee brochure for current pricing and offers.
Yes. Weekend batches (6 hrs/week, 3 hrs x 2 days) are available for working professionals, alongside Regular, Intensive, and Super-Intensive options.
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After German A1 you can progress to German A2, continuing toward B1/B2 needed for university admission or work in Germany. A1 gives you the foundation for everyday conversations and further German language certification.
A1 is the absolute beginner level introducing yourself and handling simple daily situations. A2 builds on it with broader vocabulary, past tense, and more confident everyday communication. Most learners aiming to study or work in Germany continue through B1 or B2.
A1 is the starting point, not the requirement. Most German universities expect B2 or C1, and many jobs require B1 or higher. A1 builds the foundation you need to reach those levels and it’s often required for family reunion and some visa pathways.
Whether it’s higher education, an international career, or a new life abroad, the first step is the language. Start yours with a free demo class.