German Language Course - (A1,A2,B1,B2)
Online & Offline Training
· Goethe & TELC Aligned · Mock Tests
· Trained Faculty · Structured Program
Learn German for Study, Work, Nursing & Ausbildung Pathways
Already learning German? Check your real level with a free mock test
Why Learn German?
German is one of the most valuable foreign languages for students and professionals planning education or careers in Germany and Europe. Germany is the largest economy in Europe and one of the top destinations for higher education, skilled jobs, nursing, and vocational training (Ausbildung).
For Indian learners, German opens doors to:
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Affordable higher education at public universities in Germany
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Strong job opportunities in engineering, IT, healthcare, and skilled trades
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Nursing and healthcare migration through B1-level German
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Ausbildung programs that allow you to earn while you learn
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Better integration and long-term career growth in German-speaking countries
Learning German is not just about passing an exam — it is about building real communication skills required for study, work, and daily life in Germany. At Abyaas, German is taught as a practical, outcome-oriented language, aligned with international standards and real-world usage.
German Language Levels (A1 to B2) & Certifications
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) helps us understand how to learn the German language step by step. It uses easy-follow descriptions to show different skills, like talking, reading, and writing, from beginner to advanced. These skills are grouped into six levels: A1, A2, B1, B, C1, and C2. To understand where you should start, it’s important to know what each level actually covers.
Most learners begin with German A1 and progress step by step based on their goals.
German Levels Based on Real Study & Career Requirements
→ Foundation level
→ Required to start learning German properly
→ Not sufficient for work, study, or certification
→ Basic everyday communication
→ Often expected alongside English-medium studies
→ Not sufficient for jobs or professional roles
→ Required for:
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Ausbildung programs
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Part-time work
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Basic workplace communication
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Many visa and integration requirements
→ Required for:
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Nursing and healthcare professions
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Skilled professional roles
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Long-term employment and career growth
C1 : Advance Level
→ German-medium university programs
→Advanced professional and academic environments
C2 : Advance Level
→Language-specialist roles (teaching, translation, research)
→ Near-native academic or professional mastery
→ Not required for most study, work, or migration pathways
Every learner begins at A1. The final level you need depends on your goal, not shortcuts.
For Students (Bachelors and Masters)
For Job Seekers (Skilled and Unskilled):
Why Learners Choose Abyaas for Structured German Language Training
At Abyaas, German learning is designed as a complete, flexible, and outcome-oriented journey, not just a classroom course.
Online / Offline / Hybrid + Recordings
Learners can attend classes offline at our centre or join live online when visiting the centre isn’t feasible.
Missed a class? Session recordings are provided so learning continues without breaks or loss of continuity.
Self-Paced Courses
For learners with irregular schedules, our self-paced German courses allow you to learn anytime while still following a structured CEFR-aligned roadmap with guided progression.
Resources
We use multiple internationally aligned learning resources and methods to ensure learners are prepared not just for exams, but for real-world German usage across study, work, and daily life.
Designed & Led by Experts
Our German courses are designed and led by C1-qualified, Goethe-trained faculty with over a decade of teaching experience. Every instructor follows the same structured teaching framework to ensure consistency across batches.
Student Learning Activities
Language learning goes beyond textbooks. Speaking circles, Deutsch talks, and cultural activities help learners build fluency, confidence, and peer interaction from the early stages.
Exam Preparation + Internal Benchmarks
Mock tests, exam-style assessments, and internal benchmarks are integrated into the learning process to help learners measure progress and prepare confidently before attempting certification exams.
This structured approach ensures learners are prepared not only for certification exams, but also for real communication in academic and professional environments.
This structured learning framework is supported by a centralized learning system that guides students step by step. It ensures a clear course path, tracks progress, provides recordings for missed classes, integrates practice and assessments, and keeps learners aligned with international certification standards rather than random or app-based learning.
Online & Offline German Courses We Offer (Hybrid batch with Recordings)
Our German classes follow a hybrid model, allowing students to attend sessions offline at the centre or join live online. If a class is missed, recorded sessions are provided so learning continues without interruption.
Different students, different timelines. One language that opens all doors.
What Our German Learners Say
German Classes in Hyderabad (Offline/Hybrid Batches)
Abyaas offers hybrid German classes in Hyderabad, allowing students to attend sessions offline at our Manikonda centre or live online. If a class is missed, recordings are provided so learners can revise without losing continuity. Students from Gachibowli, Kondapur, Jubilee Hills, and nearby areas choose this flexible format for consistent learning while preparing for exams and certifications.
Offline classes conducted at our Manikonda centre with trained faculty and small batches.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Is German difficult for beginners?
German is beginner-friendly when learned in a structured way. With guided lessons, regular practice, and exam-aligned training, most learners progress comfortably from A1 onwards.
Q2. Which German level should I start with?
If you are new to the language, you should start with A1. Your level depends on your goal — studies, work, nursing, or vocational training — and can be planned step by step.
Q3. Do you offer online, offline, or hybrid German classes?
Yes. We offer hybrid German classes, allowing students to attend sessions offline or join live online. This provides flexibility without compromising learning quality.
Q4. What happens if I miss a German class?
If you miss a class, recorded sessions are provided so you can revise and continue learning without falling behind.
Q5. Do your courses prepare students for Goethe and TELC exams?
Yes. Our German courses are aligned with Goethe and TELC exam patterns, including regular practice and mock tests to build exam confidence.
Q6. How long does it take to complete A1 or B1 German?
On average, A1 takes around 40–45 hours, while B1 requires additional practice and training depending on the learner’s pace and goal.
Q7. Is German required to study in Germany?
German is mandatory for German-medium programs and highly recommended even for English-medium courses to manage daily life and part-time jobs in Germany.
Q8. Do you provide German training for nurses and Ausbildung programs?
Yes. We offer structured German training for nurses, vocational (Ausbildung) aspirants, and job seekers, aligned with the language levels required for each pathway.
Q9. Can I switch between online and offline classes?
Yes. Students can switch between online and offline modes based on availability, making learning flexible and uninterrupted.
Q10. Do you offer mock tests separately?
Yes. Learners who are studying German elsewhere can also take standalone Goethe/TELC-pattern mock tests.
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