German course
German A2
People who already have A1 and are continuing towards B1 for vocational training or work in Germany.
- Starting level
- A1 reached, or the A1 course completed.
- Target on finishing
- Reach level A2: exchange information in familiar situations, describe your own circumstances and talk about what you have done.
CEFR A2
- Fee
- On request
- Duration
- 3 months
- Format
- Group class, 3–5 students
- Mock tests
- —
Who it is for
Who this course is for
These four groups describe the people already on this course. If none of them quite fits you, that is fine — the consultation is there to say which course does.
A1 completed
Want to move on without gaps in the middle-level grammar.
Vocational training route
A2 links A1 to the B1 milestone that Ausbildung applications usually ask for.
Need an A2 certificate
Your application or programme asks for an A2 certificate.
Outcomes
What you come away with
Not the syllabus listed a second time, but what is left once the course has finished.
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Talking about the past
Use the Perfekt to say what you have done.
Dativ case and prepositions
Use prepositions with Dativ and Akkusativ correctly.
Basic subordinate clauses
Link ideas with weil, dass, wenn.
Basic workplace German
Phone calls, short emails, scheduling.
Syllabus
What you study
Everything the course covers, grouped. The order and the weight of each part are adjusted after each student's entry test.
Wider grammar
- Perfekt, and Präteritum of sein and haben
- Dativ case and Dativ pronouns
- Prepositions with Dativ and Akkusativ
- Clauses with weil, dass, wenn
Topic vocabulary
- Health and seeing a doctor
- Work and the workplace
- Travel, transport, weather
Writing skills
- Semi-formal emails and messages
- Filling in forms
- Describing your day
Goethe A2 practice
- The four parts: Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen
- Paired conversation for the Sprechen part
- Mock tests in the Goethe format
How we teach
The six steps behind every Wobridge course
These six steps apply to every course we run, on every programme. What changes from course to course is how much weight each step carries — noted directly under the list.
Entry assessment
A test across all four skills before placement, so we know where a student stands and what is missing.
Learning path
The target broken into stages with checkpoints, rather than a single number waiting at the end of the course.
Practice
Every lesson includes work done in class; theory never occupies a lesson on its own.
Feedback
Writing and speaking marked against the assessment criteria of the exam being prepared, with each fault attached to a named criterion.
Progress tracking
Results are recorded skill by skill through the course, so it is visible which part is moving and which is not.
Mock test
A paper sat in the real format and to the real timings, then talked through afterwards.
Details
Course details
- Fee
- On request
- Duration
- 3 months
- Format
- Group class, 3–5 students
- Mock tests
- —
- Class size
- —
The fee covers the whole course — there is no separate charge for materials or for the mock test.
What is included
- Syllabus aligned with CEFR level A2
- Writing corrected against the exam criteria
- Paired speaking practice as in the Sprechen part
- Mock tests in the Goethe-Zertifikat A2 format
- Advice on moving up to B1 after the course
Side by side
How it compares
This table reads from the same data as the details above, so the numbers can never disagree.
| Course | CEFR | Fee | Duration | Format | Mock tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| German A1 | A1 | On request | 3 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
| German A2 | A2 | On request | 3 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
| German B1 | B1 | On request | 4 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
| German B2 | B2 | On request | 4 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
Next step
Not sure this is the right course?
A one-to-one consultation measures where you are now, agrees a target and recommends the course that fits — before you pay for anything.