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A1 German Course for Beginners
Learn Online from Scratch

What's in the A1 Course

European language levels go from A1 to C2. A1 is for complete beginners 👶 — people who have never learned German before.

So what will you actually learn? The basics you need to get by: introducing yourself, ordering at a café, asking for directions, telling someone you don't understand yet. Real phrases you'll use from day one.

We cover vocabulary, reading, grammar, and comprehension — but always connected to real situations, not abstract exercises. By the end of the course you'll be able to hold a simple conversation with a native speaker.

As a welcome gift, I include a bonus session on German idioms and expressions 😆 — the kind of thing you won't find in a textbook.

I also have free guides on specific grammar topics we cover: Dativ vs Akkusativ explained and adjective endings made simple.

Students in an A1 German course

Here’s the official definition of A1, just so you know what the level means:

An A1 speaker can understand and use everyday expressions and basic phrases. They can introduce themselves and ask others simple questions — where they live, who they know, what they have. They can interact in a simple way as long as the other person speaks slowly and clearly.

Online German course on a tablet

A Bit About My Teaching Style

Teaching something as complex as quantum physics... 🙃... or German language isn't easy.

So what makes it work? Two things: empathy and commitment. Empathy means connecting with your class and adapting your style to them. For example, breaking an intense grammar session into smaller chunks before students get tired and tune out.

And commitment? It means the course is cut ✂️ to fit your needs. I look for the best explanations, the resources that actually work for you — so you can learn in a relaxed, enjoyable way.

How the Course Works

Almost everyone knows what working from home feels like by now — and online lessons work the same way.

We meet on **Microsoft Teams** for each live session. You'll need a computer or tablet with a camera, a headset, and a stable internet connection. Plus the course textbook — I'll tell you which one when you join.

If you need help setting up, just ask. I'll walk you through it.

Technical requirements for online A1 German lessons

What my students say

Here’s what my students say. These are Google reviews, written by people who have learned German with me.

About me

Maybe you want to know a bit about me before booking. If not, feel free to skip this section.

I've been teaching German to students from all over the world for over 15 years.

I have a degree in Linguistics from LMU Munich, which technically makes me a grammar nerd 🤓. But don't worry — we'll have fun with the language, putting the focus on breaking the ice 🧊 with real-life conversations.

Munich skyline — where I studied linguistics
Who are my A1 group courses for?

A German course can have different flavours, depending on the scope of your learning, your motivation, your needs.
One thing is common to all courses: you. The student is always in the middle point of any course.

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Getting more info

I’ve covered the essentials of my A1 group course above. If you want more detail — including technical requirements or pricing — pick the format below and visit the page for that option.

Online Private Lessons

If you want more information about my private German courses (level A1 to C2) click the button below.

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Virtual Classroom

The group course is the most cost-efficient way to learn German, click below for more information.

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