Unlock the power of language with our German A1 course! Designed to meet international standards and help you breeze through the esteemed Goethe certification, this structured program is tailored for students, engineers, and employees looking to conquer German with confidence. Our meticulously crafted syllabus aligns perfectly with the exam requirements, ensuring a seamless learning experience. Join us today and embark on an exciting journey towards fluency!

1. Introduction to
A1 German Course

2. Target
Audience
❖ Who want to clear Goethe A1
Certification
❖ Job seekers
❖ Students to pursue Higher education in
Germany
❖ Language Translators

3. GOETHE Zertifikation
Levels as per The Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFR)

4. Deutsch- deh-oy-ch -German-language
Deutschland- Germany -Country

5. DACh
Deutschland-Germany
Österreich-Austria
Die Schweiz-Switzerland

6. By the end of the course, students will be able to
❏ Understands and uses everyday expressions and very basic phrases.
❏ Can introduce himself/herself to others, as well as ask and answer questions about
personal details such as where he/she lives, who he/she knows, and what he/she owns.
❏ Interacts with friends easily, responds to email invitations, etc.
Objectives

7. Greetings
Frequently used greetings
like ,Good morning,Good
day etc
Alphabets
26 Alphabets like english
and extra 4 characters
(Umlauts ) ä,ö.ü.ß …sounds
with examples
Numbers
Week and
Months Time
Nouns related to time ,Official
and unofficial Time
representation in German
Months ,Weeks ,Yearly
seasons in German
Number system in German
Course Structure

8. Nominative
Case
Articles in Nominative case
,Possessive Pronouns
,Nominativ verbs etc
Interrogative
Questions
Posting Different interrogative
questions like what,why,where
to ,where from etc…
Akkusative Case
Sentence formation rules with
Direct objects and Personal
pronouns and verbs in Akkusativ
Verbs
Regular verbs,irregular
verbs,weak verbs,separable
verbs ,inseparable verbs
and Modal verbs
Dative Case
Presonal pronouns in Dative
case ,Dativ verbs and sentence
formation rules to frame a
sentence with indirect object…..
Course Structure

9. Prepositions
Akkusativ,Dativ and
Wechselprepositions with
examples
Sentence formation rules
,verb structure
classification,haben and sein
verb usage in Perfect tense..
Imperative
Sentence formation rules to
frame imperative statements
Exam
Discussion
Discussion about exam pattern and
questions with examples.
1. Schreiben - Writing
2. Lesen - Reading
3. Hören - Listening
4. Sprechen - Speaking
Present Perfect
tense
Course Structure

10. Pattern We follow
❖ Live interactive online sessions
❖ Provide material with examples
❖ Practicing Worksheets
❖ Doubt clearing sessions

11. Reference
Materials
❖ Course Material
❖ Netzwerk Kursbuch
❖ Quizlet(app for Vocabulary
practice)
❖ Dictionaries(Dict.cc, Leo)

12. Frequently used greetings
like ,Good morning,Good
day etc
Alphabets
Introduction to German
Alphabets and its
classification
Numbers Months
Weeks Time
Official and unofficial Time
representation in German
Months ,Weeks ,Yearly
seasons in German.
Greetings
Number system in German
Course Structure

13. Begrüßungen-Greetings
Hallo Guten Morgen Guten Tag
Guten Abend Gute Nacht

14. Tut mir leid
(Sorry)
Bis bald - See you soon
Bis später - See you later
Bis gleich - See you immediately
entschuldigen Sie
entschuldigung
Excuse me

15. Tschüs - Bye (Informal)
Auf Wiedersehen - Bye (Formal)
Auf Wiederhören - Bye (Phone)
Danke

16. Greetings
Frequently used greetings
like ,Good morning,Good
day etc
Alphabets
Introduction to German
Alphabets and its
classification
Months and
Weeks
Time
Official and unofficial Time
representation in German
Months ,Weeks ,Yearly
seasons in German.
Numbers
Number system in German
Course Structure

17. a-aa f-ef k-ka p-peh u-ooh z-tset
b-beh g-geh l-el q-ku v-fau ä-eyy
c-tseh h-ha m-em r-er w-weh ö-yo
d-deh i-e n-en s-s x-iks ü-you
e- a j-yot o-o t-teh y-yupsilon ß-atset
Kannst du bitte deinen
Namen buchstabieren?
Can you please spell your
name?