Speaking and interaction
- Describe your daily routine, background and past experiences.
- Practise making plans, giving simple advice and handling everyday requests.
Elementary German • 100% Live on Zoom
German A2 Elementary Course (100% Live Online)
Bridge the gap to conversational confidence. Master complex sentence structure, subordinate clauses (weil, dass, wenn), past tenses, and Goethe / ÖSD A2 exam strategies with 100% live interactive Zoom classes led by Sajjad Hassan — never pre-recorded videos.
Entry level: completed A1 or equivalent knowledge. Waiting list open; the next start date and Pakistan-time schedule will be confirmed before registration.
Course books · Netzwerk neu
Next Step
Who is this German A2 course for?
Build on A1 and prepare for more independent communication at B1.
A1 Certificate Holders
Learners who have completed A1 or have equivalent knowledge and want to communicate in more everyday situations.
Daily life and work
Professionals and learners who want practical everyday communication skills, formal email correspondence, and confidence for living and working in Germany.
Direct B1 Aspirants
Build the essential grammatical scaffolding (subordinate clauses, adjective declensions) needed to succeed in B1 exam modules.
Your learning goals
What you will work towards in A2
Build on A1 to handle familiar conversations with more detail and confidence.
Reading and listening
- Read short everyday texts and identify useful details.
- Follow clear messages and conversations about familiar topics.
Writing and language use
- Write connected messages and short emails.
- Practise past-tense forms, connectors and word order in longer sentences.
Structured Syllabus
What You Will Learn in German A2
Learning topics supported by Netzwerk neu A2. Topics below are grouped by skill, not textbook chapter order.
Communication
People, Encounters & Cities
- Talking about relationships, biographies, and life events
- Reflexive verbs (sich freuen, sich ärgern, sich interessieren)
- Adjective declension without articles & with definite articles
- Subordinate clauses with dass and weil
Language in context
Work, Shopping & Health
- Workplace communication, phone calls & formal inquiries
- Indirect questions with ob and W-words
- Genitive case (Genitiv) basics & prepositions
- Giving advice with sollte / sollten (Konjunktiv II)
Everyday practice
Media, Culture & Feelings
- Expressing opinions, agreements, and disagreements
- Two-way prepositions (Wechselpräpositionen with Dativ & Akkusativ)
- Verbs with fixed prepositions (warten auf, träumen von)
- Relative clauses with nominative and accusative pronouns
Review and exam practice
Environment, Future & Goethe A2 Prep
- Future intentions with werden (Futur I)
- Conditional sentences with wenn
- Temporal prepositions (vor, nach, bei, während)
- Full Goethe-Zertifikat A2 Model Tests & Speaking Simulation
Guten Tag!
Meet your instructor.
I’m Sajjad Hassan.
I teach live online German classes with explanations in Urdu and English. We’ll work through the language step by step, with speaking practice and space to ask questions along the way.
Whether you’re starting with the basics or building on what you already know, I’ll help you practise German with purpose.
More about SajjadLanguage skills and exam practice
Goethe and ÖSD A2 preparation
Practise the four language skills alongside your course lessons.
Hören · Listening
Practise listening for the main idea and specific information, then review your answers.
Lesen · Reading
Work on understanding texts, finding relevant details and matching answers to the task.
Schreiben · Writing
Plan and write responses, cover the required points and review language accuracy.
Sprechen · Speaking
Practise responding clearly, interacting with a partner and organising what you want to say.
Exam formats differ between providers. Check the current format, sample tasks, dates and fees with your chosen exam centre. Official Goethe exam information.
This is a language course with exam preparation. Exam booking and exam fees are separate; completing the course does not itself award a Goethe or ÖSD certificate or guarantee a pass.
Common Inquiries
Frequently Asked Questions — German A2
What are the prerequisites for joining A2?
You should have completed German A1 (or possess basic knowledge of regular/irregular verbs, Akkusativ/Dativ cases, and basic sentence framing). If you are unsure, discuss your current skills and learning background with Sajjad before registering.
What are the batch timings for A2?
Batch start dates and class timings are decided in coordination with students. The final schedule is confirmed before registration and payment. Times are shared in Pakistan time; students abroad should check their local time before joining.
How do I register for the Goethe A2 Exam in Pakistan?
Check the official Goethe-Institut website for current exam dates, locations, fees, and registration instructions. We can help you understand the booking steps.
Before you join
Your A2 course at a glance
Course fee and what to confirm
40,000 PKR · Approx. €128. This is the full course tuition fee. Exam fees are separate. Confirm book requirements and any separate material costs before payment.
Estimate at €1 = PKR 311.8 (5 Oct 2026). Final amount depends on the payment exchange rate and fees.
Schedule and availability
10 weeks · Monday–Friday · 2 hours per class · live on Zoom. Batch start dates and class timings are decided in coordination with students. The final schedule is confirmed before registration and payment. Times are shared in Pakistan time; students abroad should check their local time before joining.
Class size, books and missed lessons
Groups have 12–22 students. We use Netzwerk neu A2 coursebooks and workbooks. Explanations are in Urdu and English. Notes are shared for missed classes; class recordings are not provided.
Registration and payment
First, enquire about your level and batch availability. Sajjad then shares a private registration link, followed by payment instructions. Your seat is confirmed after registration and payment verification. Course payments are non-refundable. Read the course and payment information before registering.