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German Language – Level 02
German Language – Level 02 develops elementary German communication skills for learners who have completed introductory study or demonstrate equivalent proficiency. The course builds accuracy and confidence in everyday exchanges, extends control of core sentence structures and verb forms, and develops listening, speaking, reading, and writing through realistic personal, social, travel, and workplace situations. Guided practice emphasizes understandable communication, appropriate register, and independent use of familiar German.
Next group
2026 & 2027
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- Duration
- 1 month
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Course overview
German Language – Level 02 develops elementary German communication skills for learners who have completed introductory study or demonstrate equivalent proficiency. The course builds accuracy and confidence in everyday exchanges, extends control of core sentence structures and verb forms, and develops listening, speaking, reading, and writing through realistic personal, social, travel, and workplace situations. Guided practice emphasizes understandable communication, appropriate register, and independent use of familiar German.
Training methodology
Interactive communicative lessons combining brief grammar explanations, modeled dialogues, pair and group speaking activities, pronunciation practice, guided listening, short reading tasks, structured writing, vocabulary recycling, and situational role-plays. Formative quizzes, teacher feedback, self-assessment, and an integrated final performance task monitor progress across the four language skills.
Target competencies
- Elementary spoken interaction and turn-taking in familiar contexts.
- Comprehension of short, clearly delivered everyday German messages.
- Use of common present, past, and future-oriented expressions.
- Accurate basic sentence construction, questions, negation, and word order.
- Reading practical notices, short messages, and simple informational texts.
- Writing connected short messages and descriptions using appropriate vocabulary.
- Cultural awareness and polite communication in everyday situations.
Course objectives
- Exchange information about routines, preferences, past activities, and near-future plans.
- Ask and answer questions using common interrogative forms and appropriate sentence order.
- Use essential modal verbs, separable verbs, and common past-tense patterns in context.
- Understand the main points of short conversations, announcements, and instructions.
- Describe people, places, experiences, and everyday problems with increasing detail.
- Read and respond to short emails, notices, schedules, and practical information.
- Write brief connected texts, invitations, requests, and descriptions.
- Participate in routine shopping, travel, appointment, and workplace interactions.
Course outline
Module 1
Review and Consolidation of Level 01
- Revisiting greetings, introductions, personal details, and everyday vocabulary
- Refreshing articles, noun gender, plurals, and common verb conjugations
- Practicing basic questions, negation, and simple sentence patterns
- Identifying individual strengths and learning priorities
Module 2
Everyday Routines and Time Management
- Describing daily and weekly routines with frequency expressions
- Telling the time and discussing schedules and appointments
- Using temporal adverbs and sequencing expressions
- Comparing weekday, weekend, and work routines
Module 3
Present-Tense Verbs and Sentence Structure
- Conjugating common regular and irregular verbs in the present
- Using main-clause verb-second word order
- Forming yes/no questions and information questions
- Building accurate affirmative and negative statements
Module 4
Separable and Inseparable Verbs
- Recognizing common separable prefixes in everyday verbs
- Placing separated prefixes correctly in main clauses
- Using inseparable verbs in practical situations
- Practicing instructions and routine activity descriptions
Module 5
Modal Verbs for Needs and Possibilities
- Using können, müssen, dürfen, sollen, wollen, and mögen
- Expressing ability, obligation, permission, and preferences
- Placing infinitives correctly in modal-verb constructions
- Making polite requests and responding to suggestions
Module 6
Nouns, Articles, and Cases in Context
- Reviewing nominative and accusative forms
- Introducing common dative forms and high-frequency expressions
- Selecting definite and indefinite articles in context
- Using personal pronouns in simple case-dependent constructions
Module 7
Possessives and Describing Relationships
- Using possessive determiners for family and belongings
- Describing family, colleagues, and social relationships
- Asking about ownership and personal connections
- Combining possessives with familiar noun phrases
Module 8
Adjectives and Everyday Descriptions
- Describing people, objects, homes, and places
- Using common adjectives and opposites appropriately
- Making simple comparisons with comparative and superlative forms
- Expanding descriptions with intensifiers and modifiers
Module 9
Shopping, Prices, and Consumer Conversations
- Asking for sizes, quantities, colors, and prices
- Making purchases and responding to sales questions
- Expressing preferences and comparing products
- Handling simple exchanges, returns, and service requests
Module 10
Food, Restaurants, and Social Dining
- Understanding menus and ordering meals politely
- Discussing food preferences and dietary requirements
- Making reservations and requesting the bill
- Practicing service encounters and short social conversations
Module 11
Travel and Local Transportation
- Asking for and giving directions
- Understanding routes, tickets, timetables, and travel notices
- Describing travel arrangements and destination plans
- Managing common transportation-related problems
Module 12
Accommodation and Places in Town
- Describing rooms, homes, and local facilities
- Asking about location, availability, and amenities
- Using common location expressions and prepositions
- Discussing neighborhood services and housing needs
Module 13
Prepositions of Place and Movement
- Using frequent prepositions for location and direction
- Distinguishing simple where and where-to questions
- Practicing common dative and accusative preposition patterns
- Giving clear directions using landmarks and movement verbs
Module 14
Talking About Past Experiences
- Introducing conversational past with Perfekt
- Choosing haben or sein with frequent verbs
- Forming common past participles including irregular patterns
- Describing recent activities, visits, and personal experiences
Module 15
Future Plans, Invitations, and Arrangements
- Expressing future intentions with present tense and time markers
- Using werden constructions in familiar contexts
- Inviting, accepting, declining, and proposing alternatives
- Confirming plans and changing arrangements politely
Module 16
Health, Well-Being, and Appointments
- Describing common symptoms and everyday health concerns
- Booking and changing appointments
- Understanding simple health-related advice and instructions
- Practicing clear, polite conversations with service staff
Module 17
Workplace Communication Fundamentals
- Describing jobs, responsibilities, and typical tasks
- Using polite requests with colleagues and supervisors
- Understanding short workplace instructions and schedules
- Exchanging routine information in brief professional interactions
Module 18
Listening for Meaning and Key Details
- Identifying main ideas in short recorded dialogues
- Recognizing dates, numbers, locations, and instructions
- Using context to infer familiar vocabulary
- Checking comprehension and requesting repetition
Module 19
Reading Practical German Texts
- Reading notices, menus, advertisements, and schedules
- Understanding short personal and professional messages
- Identifying main ideas and specific factual details
- Developing strategies for unfamiliar words
Module 20
Writing Messages and Short Connected Texts
- Writing short emails, invitations, and replies
- Describing experiences, routines, and future plans
- Using connectors such as und, aber, denn, and weil in guided practice
- Revising texts for clarity, punctuation, and grammatical accuracy
Module 21
Pronunciation, Fluency, and Interaction
- Practicing German vowel length, umlauts, and consonant contrasts
- Improving sentence rhythm, word stress, and intonation
- Using clarification, repetition, and repair strategies
- Building confidence through structured pair conversations
Module 22
Integrated Practice and Final Assessment
- Role-playing travel, shopping, workplace, and social situations
- Completing listening and reading comprehension tasks
- Producing a short written message and spoken presentation
- Reviewing individual feedback and next-level learning goals
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Morning and evening classes are available. CompuBase Training Center, Abu Dhabi.
