We stand by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), a universally recognized guide that delineates the progression of learners of foreign languages, not just in Europe, but globally.
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CEFR Levels - A Detailed Overview
The CEFR categorizes language proficiency into six distinct levels:
Many institutions, including ours, dissect these levels further for a more tailored learning experience. For instance, A1 is split into A1.1 and A1.2, optimizing the course structure for both the students' time and financial resources. This meticulous subdivision facilitates a smoother and more nuanced learning curve, particularly for those at the beginning stages of their German language journey.
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Delving into A1.1 - The Starting Point
Beginning with A1 signifies an initiation into the German language with no prior experience. Upon the successful completion of A1.1, learners will have acquired the following proficiencies:
1. Basic Communication:
2. Elementary Information:
3. Functional Tasks:
4. Commercial Transactions:
5. Descriptive Conversations:
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6. Time & Schedule:
7. Recreational Activities:
8. Historical Context:
Final Thoughts
Checkout available German group courses or take our German placement test to learn your current level.
Embarking on the A1.1 journey is a crucial step towards mastering the German language. It sets the foundation, allowing learners to progress with confidence and competence. We are committed to ensuring that our students gain a comprehensive understanding at each stage, setting them up for success as they transition to higher levels. With this rigorous yet rewarding approach, we ensure that every individual is well-equipped to communicate effectively and confidently in German.
