Aim of the course: To provide the students (aspirants planning to study in Germany and work in German companies) with a basic knowledge of German that will enable them as a launch pad for advanced learning. The course is an Online and involves extensive training in spoken German with some insights into basic grammar. S.no Basics Required Classes (Hours) 1 Alphabets 1 2 Nominativ 2 3 Verb conjugations 2 4 Numbers 2 5 Accusativ 2 6 W questions 2 7 Date & Time 2 8 Modal Verbs 5 9 Miscellaneous 10 10 Advanced 11 Present perfect 4 12 Dativ 3 13 Possessive 3 14 Comparative & Superlative 1 Given below is a detailed sketch of course syllabus tailored for a basic German course (A1). Final Exam Letter Writing Self-introduction- Speaking Hearing Reading Course content: The Course covers all the chapters in the Studio d Books A1. The exercises book will be done by the students themselves and the queries can be clarified as when required after the class Learn book and exercise book consist of lot of exercise for • Hearing • Speaking • Reading • Writing The syllabus is designed as per the A – First level from the Institutes recognized all over the world. You can take up the exam at you place with the guidance for the exam from the teacher. Exam preparation technique is more similar to the final exam

Topics Covered

Introduction: Brief history of the language and the people who speak it. The modern culture of Germany with special reference to the business community The alphabet of the German language Months in a year and days in week Number system in German How to measure and count time Public utility services in Germany Nationalities and languages Grammar: Personal pronomen (in Nominative case) The word order’ verb position Punctuation ‘W-questions’ Nouns, numbers, gender & articles (definite and indefinite) Conjugation of verbs like haben, sein (Hilfsverben) Cases, Accusative case (Object case) Regular and irregular verbs, separable, modal verbs The use of gern, lieber, leider, nicht, auch etc Dialogue particles, Ja & Nein Possessive pronouns Simple sentence Adjective endings Word building, forming verbs from nouns Negative articles(Kein) Perfect with “Ich bin” and “Ich habe”. Demonstrative pronouns - dies und das Prepositions (in, an, am, um etc.) Directional words(links,rechts etc) Conjunctions i.e. aber, denn, oder, weil, sondern, wenn usw Dative case, the indirect object, the role of prepositions Comparative, Superlative Prepositions A list of some of the strong and mixed verbs Particles - doch, denn etc

Who should attend

Students or Adults above 17 Years of Age

Pre-requisites

Very good Bandwidth Internet

What you need to bring

Downloaded Books and German Materials

Key Takeaways

At the end of the class all the German Vocabulary and Grammar to Write the Basic level of exam and can Converse with the German People with General sentences like Introduction and Questions