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German A1
Foundation German at A1 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference, preparing you for a study or career pathway.
German · Deutsch
German – a foundation for study and vocational training
Foundations, communication, exam preparation and preparation for study and career pathways in German-speaking environments. Levels follow the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) – learning is tailored to the requirements of each application.
You’re learning German for
CommunicationA1 – B2 certificatesStudy in GermanyVocational training abroad
Quick summary
- A programme based on the Common European Framework of Reference: foundation A1 – A2, intermediate B1 – B2, certificate exam preparation tailored to your application.
- Supplementary practice in quick-response communication, vocabulary, interviews and workplace scenarios for study abroad and vocational training pathways.
- Certificate and application requirements vary by programme and over time – KPV confirms the specific information before advising.
Learning pathway
5 stages – from zero to confident at work
Each stage has clear outcomes; regular tests let us adjust your pathway when needed.
Not sure which stage to start at?
Level testEntry level test – the teacher places you at the right stage, so you don’t repeat what you already know.
German courses
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German course schedule
New classes starting 11/2026
17NOVGerman A1Foundation German at A1 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference, preparing you for a study or career pathway.Mon – Fri08:00 – 11:00BlendedIn person + online2,5 tháng10/20 leftReserve a seat
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Outcomes
Where can German take you?
Language is the first step – KPV then connects you with study and employment programmes that suit your circumstances.
German teachers
Your guide in the classroom
Teacher information (qualifications, certificates, experience) is published by KPV with the teacher’s consent.
Criteria
German teachers at KPV
- Regular tests and learner progress tracking
- Information published with the teacher’s consent
Tuition fees
Published tuition fees for every course
Tuition fees by course
| Courses | Duration | Format | Tuition fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| German A1 | 2.5 months | Blended | Contact |
Offers & policies
Know the costs before you enrol
- Offers: as announced by KPV from time to time
- Materials and textbooks: clearly stated on the enrolment form
- Tuition fee and refund policy View the policy
Real class photos
Classroom atmosphere at KPV
Questions
All questionsQuick questions about German
01What is vocational training in Germany (Ausbildung), and who is it for?
Ausbildung is a dual vocational training programme lasting around 2–3.5 years: theory at a vocational school and practical training at a company, with a training contract and a monthly training allowance paid by the company. It suits people who have at least completed upper secondary school, are in good health and are ready to study German seriously. Commonly recruited fields include nursing, restaurant and hotel work, mechanical engineering and electrical work.
02What level of German do I need to study in Germany?
Most Ausbildung programmes require at least B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference; some fields such as nursing, or some companies, require B2. Commonly accepted certificates are Goethe, telc or ÖSD. Complete beginners usually need around 8–12 months of intensive study to reach B1, depending on ability and study time.
03What costs are involved in vocational training in Germany?
Costs usually include: German language tuition and certificate exam fees, translation and notarisation of documents, assessment and visa fees, air tickets, insurance and initial living expenses. KPV publishes a specific cost table for each programme, with a contract and clear payment receipts.
04Will I have an income during vocational training in Germany?
Yes. Ausbildung trainees receive a monthly training allowance under their contract with the company; the amount varies by occupation, federal state and year of training. Trainees may also take on part-time work within the limits permitted by German law. The specific amount is stated in the training contract.
05Can I stay and work in Germany after completing my training?
After completing an Ausbildung, graduates may apply to switch to a residence permit for employment if they have a job that matches their field of training, in accordance with Germany’s skilled immigration regulations. The outcome depends on the application and the decision of the competent authority; KPV makes no commitment regarding visas, employment or income.
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Get started with German
German classes open according to the course schedule – reserve a seat or get pathway advice.
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