Full Training · A1 → B2
The complete German path, from A1 to B2.
Intensive training to progress step by step, build your language skills and prepare to communicate in German in daily and professional life.
- 800 hours of classes
- 80 hours of exam preparation
- Groups of 5 to 7 participants maximum
Full Training · A1 → B2
Four levels, then exam preparation.
The Full Training takes you from beginner to advanced level. Progression is organised into four successive levels, with language goals and class hours suited to each stage.
Sub-levels: A1.1 and A1.2
You learn to understand and use familiar expressions, introduce yourself, ask simple questions and communicate in basic everyday situations.
Sub-levels: A2.1 and A2.2
You learn to understand frequent phrases, exchange simple information and communicate in routine situations relating to family, shopping, work and your immediate environment.
Sub-levels: B1.1 and B1.2
You build linguistic autonomy. You learn to cope in many everyday situations, recount an experience, explain a plan and express your opinion simply and coherently.
Sub-levels: B2.1 and B2.2
You deepen your ability to understand complex texts and exchanges, take part in conversations with more spontaneity and present your ideas and arguments clearly.
A structured progression
An intensive pace to progress steadily.
The training is built on a regular pace that lets you work on the different language skills and move from one level to the next.
- 4 hours of class per day
- 5 days per week
- 20 hours of class per week
- 5 to 7 participants maximum per group
This format encourages regular practice, group exchanges and the tracking of your progress.
The duration of the path
- A1: 8 weeks
- A2: 8 weeks
- B1: 12 weeks
- B2: 12 weeks
- Exam preparation: 4 weeks
800 hours of classes + 80 hours of exam preparation
That is about 44 weeks of training and preparation, depending on the actual course schedule.
The four language skills
Understand, speak, read and write in German.
To master a language, you need to develop the four language skills. They are complementary and are practised throughout the training.
Sprechen — Speaking
Build your spoken expression, learn to respond spontaneously, ask questions and take part in conversations.
Hören — Listening
Understand dialogues, conversations and spoken information suited to your level.
Lesen — Reading
Understand texts, messages, instructions and documents of progressive difficulty.
Schreiben — Writing
Build correct sentences, write messages and organise your ideas in writing.
Our priority: practice
We pay particular attention to speaking through dialogues, conversation exercises, questions and answers, and role-plays.
The goal is to help you use German more and more independently, not only to know the grammar rules.
Beyond grammar
Learning German to communicate better.
Language is an essential tool for understanding your environment, exchanging with others and progressing in your professional project.
Through the training, you build the foundations needed to understand information, explain your ideas and communicate with more confidence.
Depending on your level and project, exercises can also help you enrich your vocabulary and become familiar with professional communication situations.
80 hours · 4 weeks
Prepare to sit your B2 exam.
After the language training, a dedicated module lets you become familiar with the chosen exam format and work on the assessed skills.
- 01
Reading comprehension
Learn to identify key information and handle different types of texts.
- 02
Listening comprehension
Practise understanding dialogues, announcements and recordings under exam conditions.
- 03
Written expression
Organise your ideas, structure your texts and respond to the given instructions.
- 04
Spoken expression
Present a topic, argue, answer questions and interact with a conversation partner.
- 05
Time management
Practise the format of the test sections and learn to manage your time efficiently.
Preparation covers the format of the chosen exam, according to the options offered in the programme. Sitting the official exam and obtaining the certificate remain subject to the conditions of the certifying body.
Your starting level
Every path begins with an assessment.
New to German or with some basics already? A prior assessment helps us understand your level and check whether the Full Training matches your needs.
We can then discuss your situation, your goal and the right path.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Full Training for?+
The Full Training is for candidates who want to build their German skills, from beginner up to B2, within a structured programme.
How long does the training last?+
The programme provides 800 hours of classes across four levels, followed by 80 hours of exam preparation. At 20 hours a week, that is about 44 weeks in total. The actual schedule may vary.
How many class hours are there per week?+
The programme provides 20 hours of class per week, at four hours a day, five days a week.
Are the groups large?+
Groups are designed for five to seven participants at most, to encourage exchange and practice.
Is B2 mandatory to work in Germany?+
The level required depends on the profession, the employer and the conditions applicable to the project. Some positions or paths require B2, but this is not a universal rule.
Does the training include exam preparation?+
Yes. The programme includes an 80-hour module dedicated to preparing for the chosen exam.
Does the training guarantee reaching B2?+
No. The training and exam preparation aim to build your skills, but success depends notably on your progress and your results in the official exam.
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