Module 1: German A1 – Absolute Beginners

• German alphabet, pronunciation, and phonetics
• Greetings, introductions, and basic courtesies
• Numbers, colours, days, months, and time expressions
• Definite and indefinite articles: der, die, das, ein, eine

Module 2: German A1 – Everyday Essentials

• Present tense conjugation: sein, haben, and regular verbs
• Family vocabulary, occupations, and nationalities
• Shopping, food, and ordering in a restaurant
• Asking for and giving directions

Module 3: German A2 – Elementary

• Modal verbs: können, wollen, müssen, sollen, dürfen, and möchten
• Past tense: Perfekt with haben and sein auxiliaries
• Accusative and dative cases with prepositions
• Travel, transport, and accommodation vocabulary

Module 4: German A2 – Pre-Intermediate

• Separable and inseparable prefix verbs
• Comparative and superlative adjective forms
• Reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns
• Health, body, and medical vocabulary

Module 5: German B1 – Intermediate

• Simple past (Präteritum) for common verbs
• Subordinate clauses: weil, dass, ob, and wenn
• Future tense: werden + infinitive
• Work, career, and professional communication vocabulary

Module 6: German B1 – Upper Intermediate

• Passive voice: Präsens and Präteritum passive constructions
• Relative clauses: nominative, accusative, and dative relative pronouns
• Konjunktiv II: polite requests and hypothetical statements
• German culture: customs, traditions, and social etiquette

Module 7: German B2 – Advanced Intermediate

• Extended infinitive constructions: zu + infinitive clauses
• Participle constructions as adjective substitutes
• Advanced connectors: obwohl, trotzdem, dennoch, and allerdings
• Formal writing: emails, reports, and business correspondence in German

Module 8: Capstone Project and Assessment

• Speaking: presentations and discussions on familiar and abstract topics
• Writing: formal email and report in German at B2 level
• Reading and listening: authentic German text and audio comprehension
• Final assessment and course certification

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