What levels we offer? 

There are 6 German levels determined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). These levels are expressed as A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2. The CEFR German levels are widely accepted as the global standard for grading an individual’s language proficiency.

A1 German Level – Beginner Level

A1 German level refers to the basic knowledge and subjects learned in German .

At A1 German level, you can handle simple and routine tasks without any problems and deal with everyday situations. You have a competence to express your simple needs. You can use German to understand dates/times/numbers, meet people, ask for places/directions, place orders and more.

A2 German Level – Elementary Level

At the A2 level of German, you have command of the language on specific subjects, routine and simple tasks. You can understand and convey messages in German, respond to simple and direct information, have basic face-to-face conversations, and talk about activities you like or dislike. You can give professional instructions, explain an issue and come up with a solution, guide your visitors trough a town and city, explain every situation  in more detailed way and politely respond to any questions addressed to you.

B1 German Level – Intermediate level

B1 German level is the minimum level that many companies and recruitment agencies require as a proof of German knowledge.

At B1 German level, you can initiate, maintain and end most communicative tasks required for your personal and business needs. You can easily communicate in German in social and professional situations – including participating in discussions and meetings, or even politely interrupt someone with confidence to explain a project or express your opinion in German.

B2 Upper-Intermediate Level

At B2 level you communicate effectively and appropriately even in challenging communicative tasks and situations like leading a meeting or conference session. You are very fluent and versatile in expressing yourself.

C1 and C2 German Levels

At the professional level, you have full command of the language. You understand and can use virtually all linguistic structures; as well as a range of vocabulary items as broad and deep as that of most educated native speakers. Communication is fluent, appropriate and well organized—you develop ideas in speech clearly and coherently.