A1 German Online

A1 German online covers the first CEFR level: the alphabet and pronunciation, greetings and introductions, numbers and times, the present tense, articles and basic sentence structure, plus everyday vocabulary for shopping, directions and daily life.

From zero, A1 typically takes about 4–6 weeks of regular study, with weekend and evening options available for a more gradual pace. The exact timeline depends on your intensity and practice time between live sessions.

Start Deutsch 1 is the Goethe A1 exam — the first official German level, testing basic everyday communication across listening, reading, writing and speaking. A1 German online prepares you for this range; AIME provides preparation and is not affiliated with the Goethe-Institut.

After A1 you can introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, handle everyday situations like shopping and appointments, and understand slow, clear speech. You are then ready to continue to A2, the next level online.

Yes. A1 German online starts from absolute zero, so no prior German is needed. The syllabus is built for first-time learners, introducing sounds and basics slowly before moving into simple grammar and conversation.

A1 fees depend on the batch type — regular, weekend or crash — and are shared transparently during a free level check. Live sessions run in flexible morning, evening and weekend slots to fit around work or study.

Yes. You can book a free online demo to meet a trainer and see how A1 is taught, then start at level zero. No prior German is required to begin the A1 syllabus.

A1 is the first step, not the target for those goals. Ausbildung, university admission and most jobs in Germany usually require B1 or B2, and nursing often needs a B2 profession level. A1 German online builds the foundation you climb from, and we map the full path to your target level during a free level check.

A1 covers the absolute basics — greetings, introductions and simple present-tense phrases — while A2 extends to describing your routine, past events, travel and short everyday conversations. A2 widens vocabulary and grammar so you can manage more real situations. Most learners continue straight into A2 online after A1.

The telc Deutsch A1 exam sits at the same CEFR stage as Goethe Start Deutsch 1, testing basic everyday German across listening, reading, writing and speaking. A1 German online is preparation only — we coach you with practice and mock tests, and you register and sit the official exam at an authorised centre. AIME is not affiliated with the Goethe-Institut or telc.

A1 is the foundation A2 builds on, so completing A1 first is strongly recommended before moving to A2. If you already know some German, a free level check can confirm whether you can start higher, but skipping the A1 basics usually leaves gaps that slow you down later.