Why Learn German?
Germany, Austria, and Switzerland offer world-class education and career opportunities — but language is key to unlocking them.
Germany Needs Skilled Talent
With an aging population and labor shortage, Germany is welcoming skilled international graduates, especially in engineering and IT. But to work, live, and integrate — German is essential.
Affordable, High-Quality Education
Unlike the US, UK, or Australia, public universities in Germany charge little to no tuition fees. You only pay for living expenses, and the education quality rivals the best globally.
Culture & Communication Go Hand-in-Hand
Germans are proud of their language and heritage — much like we are in India. Speaking their language earns you respect and access. It’s more than a skill; it’s a signal that you’re ready to belong.
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Language = Jobs, Culture & Visa Boost
Knowing German isn't just a bonus — it's often the key.
Whether you're applying to universities, searching for part-time jobs, or simply settling into life in Germany, German proficiency unlocks real opportunities.
✅ Eligibility for B2-level public university programs (Low or No Fee)
✅ Part-time job options increase with A2/B1 levels
✅ Better internships and full-time placements
✅ Easier visa process & long-term integration
✅ Confidence in navigating daily life and academics
German Courses We Offer ​
Online and Offline (Manikonda, Hyderabad)
​We provide a variety of courses designed to meet your needs, whether you are just starting out or seeking to enhance your proficiency. Join us and start an enriching journey into the German language and culture. Our classes are available online and in-person at Manikonda Hyderabad. ​​​
Different students, different timelines. One language that opens all doors.
German Level Wise Syllabus
Exam Pattern
What We Offer..
At Abyaas, we don’t process your admission or visa — but we help you prepare for them with the right language support.
German Language Training (A1 to B2)
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Self-paced, live online, and offline formats
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Certified trainers, small batch sizes
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Mock tests & topic-wise assessments
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Aligned with Goethe/TELC certification levels
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Learning Path Guidance
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When should you start learning?
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What level is needed for public universities or jobs?
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How to match your language plan with your education timeline?
We answer these questions through info sessions, and counselling from a language perspective — not as consultants, but as your learning partner.
We also provide guidance on how to apply to various universities in Germany.
How We Deliver Exceptional Output
At Abyaas, we follow a structured and learner-focused approach to ensure your German learning journey is smooth, effective, and result-oriented. Our process is designed to keep you engaged at every stage — from your first class to your final exam — so your goals are fully achieved.
Not All Free German Resources Are Equal — Start Right with Abyaas
Many learners rely on language apps, random YouTube videos, or poorly taught courses that promise fluency
but skip structure, syllabus, and proper outcomes.
This often leads to confusion, burnout, and wasted time. At Abyaas, we believe in transparent, level-based learning — where every step is clear, structured, and tested.
Learn German Alphabet
Learn German Numbers in 1 session
Learn how to Give your Intro in German
Learn how to use verbs in German
Complete Beginner Series playlist : Click Here
Learning Else where or through different apps ?
Check your Learning with Chapter 1 – Watch for Free.
We’ve created a complete, beginner-friendly explanation of Very First Chapter 1 from the official Netzwerk Neu A1 textbook — the same book used in Goethe curriculum.
Don’t Fall for the Hype — Know What You’re Really Learning
Many learners start German without knowing the language standards, the topics that should be covered, or what’s actually expected in certification exams like Goethe or TELC.
This video helps you:
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Understand how real German sounds and works
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Get a realistic idea of grammar, vocabulary, and expectations
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Check for yourself if you're learning is on right track
FAQs – German Language & Study in Germany
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1. Why should I learn German if I want to study in Germany?
German proficiency is required for admission to many public universities, better part-time job opportunities, and easier integration into the country.
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2. Is German mandatory for studying in Germany?
Some courses are in English, but most public universities and many employers prefer or require B2-level German skills.
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3. How does learning German benefit engineering graduates?
It improves employability in Germany’s high-demand sectors, opens doors to internships, and helps you adapt faster in both work and social life.
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4. What German language level is needed for a student visa to Germany?
While visas for English-taught courses may not require German, A2 or higher boosts your chances for part-time work and integration.
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5. Why do public universities in Germany require German?
Many programs are taught in German, and universities want students to be able to follow lectures, complete assignments, and participate fully in academic life.
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6. How long does it take to reach A2 level in German?
On average, A2 takes 4–6 months of consistent study — this is the level required for many part-time jobs in Germany.
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7. How long does it take to reach B2 level in German?
B2 usually takes about 10–12 months and is required for admission to many German-taught public university programs.
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8. Is studying in Germany cheaper than in other countries?
Yes. Public universities charge little to no tuition fees, making Germany far more affordable than the US, UK, or Australia.
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9. What career opportunities exist for Indian engineers in Germany?
Germany has a shortage of skilled professionals, especially in engineering, IT, and manufacturing, making it an attractive destination for Indian graduates.
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10. What are the steps to study in Germany after engineering?
Plan your German learning timeline early, research university requirements, prepare documents, and apply at least 8–12 months in advance.
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11. Is German needed for part-time jobs in Germany?
Yes. Most local employers require at least A2-level German for customer-facing roles or workplace communication.