German A1 & A2, Live Online

German matters after admission. Start with the level you actually need.

Live online German preparation for A1 and A2, for students heading to Germany and for learners building a foundation for study, work and everyday life.

Most master’s programmes at German public universities are taught in English and do not require German for admission. This page explains where German actually becomes useful, and where it does not.

What German changes, and what it does not

What it can change

  • Everyday independence, without relying on English for every interaction
  • Communication outside the university, in shops, offices and appointments
  • Access to more German-speaking environments and part-time or working-student roles
  • Confidence when dealing with the Ausländerbehörde, the Bürgeramt and local services
  • Ability to participate more fully in a German-speaking workplace
  • A smoother settling-in period during the first year

What it does not do

  • It does not automatically improve your admission chances
  • It does not improve your visa approval chances
  • It does not guarantee a job
  • A1 or A2 does not qualify you for a German-taught degree
  • Completing A1 or A2 does not make you professionally fluent

Three reasons people learn German

01

Going to Germany for an English-taught degree

German is not required for admission to most English-taught programmes. It becomes useful for part-time work, working-student positions, internships and daily life once you arrive.

02

Preparing for German-taught study

German-taught programmes generally require advanced German. The exact level and certificate depend on the university. A1 and A2 are the beginning of a longer path, not the end of it.

03

Building a career where German matters

Some roles in engineering, automotive, IT services and related sectors value German. Requirements vary by employer, and B2 is usually a more realistic working target than A1 or A2.

The level path

Bluehawks currently teaches A1 and A2. Nobody reaches B2 or C1 by skipping the foundations.

A1
Taught by Bluehawks

Introductions, very basic expressions, simple transactions, predictable everyday situations. Useful for getting started. Not conversational fluency.

A2
Taught by Bluehawks

Routine exchanges, describing your background, managing familiar situations in shops, offices and appointments. More independent than A1. Still not fluent German.

B1

Greater everyday independence begins here.

B2

For many professional German-speaking roles, a more realistic working target. Requirements vary by employer.

C1

An advanced level commonly required for German-taught study, depending on the university and programme. TestDaF and DSH are important examination routes.

German and careers in India

German can be relevant to careers in a number of sectors with a presence across several Indian cities. Requirements vary by employer and role, and are not guaranteed by completing a course.

Sectors

Engineering Automotive IT services Global capability centres Translation Teaching

Example locations

Pune Bengaluru Chennai Delhi NCR Hyderabad

These are examples, not an exhaustive list.

For many professional roles where German is part of the job, B2 is a more realistic working target than A1 or A2. A1 and A2 are foundation levels, not professional-fluency levels.

Four exams. Different purposes.

These examinations serve different purposes and are not automatically interchangeable. Always check the exact certificate and level named by the university, employer or authority before booking an exam. Bluehawks does not administer any of these examinations; the examination fee is paid separately to the relevant examination centre.

Examination What it is Typically relevant for
Goethe-Zertifikat General German proficiency examinations from A1 to C2, administered by the Goethe-Institut. General proficiency. May be accepted by universities, employers or authorities depending on the specific requirement.
telc A separate examination system offering language examinations at different CEFR levels. Acceptance depends on the specific university, employer, authority or procedure.
TestDaF A German language examination primarily used in connection with university study and admission. Not simply a general-purpose A1–C2 certificate. University admission, particularly for German-taught programmes.
DSH A university-oriented German language examination administered through individual German universities. Commonly associated with admission to German-taught university programmes.

Is German preparation right for you?

This may be for you if

  • You are heading to Germany for study or work and want to manage daily life more independently
  • You are at the start of a longer German-taught study path and are prepared for a multi-year runway
  • You want a solid foundation before continuing to B1 and beyond
  • You are exploring whether German fits your career plans and want to start realistically

This may not be for you if

  • You are applying to an English-taught programme and want German only to improve your admission chances
  • You need C1 for a German-taught degree and want to reach it quickly through an A1/A2 course
  • You want a German-language job but are not willing to continue your German beyond A2
  • You are looking for a guaranteed outcome rather than a starting point

German A1 & A2 courses

Batch dates are confirmed by our team. Ask us for the next available date before you enrol.

German A1

Foundation level

₹32,999
  • 45 classes, Monday to Saturday
  • 65+ hours
  • Mock tests
  • Live class recordings
  • Interactive sessions
  • Certified faculty

German A2

Foundation level, next step

₹37,999
  • 45 classes, Monday to Saturday
  • 65+ hours
  • Mock tests
  • Live class recordings
  • Interactive sessions
  • Certified faculty

A2 costs more than A1 because it is the higher language level, not because it contains more classes or more hours. Both courses run 45 classes over 65+ hours.

Examination fees are separate and are paid directly to the relevant examination centre. They are not included in the Bluehawks course fee.

Our demo policy

We do not run free demo classes. Our German classes are live and taught in small batches, so trainer time is committed rather than recorded.

Not sure whether the programme is right for you? Speak to an advisor first, at no cost. If you want to experience the teaching before enrolling, a paid demo is available for ₹999, adjusted in full against your course fee when you enrol.

Free
Advisor conversation

Talk through your goals and which level fits, at no cost.

₹999
Paid demo

Adjusted in full against your course fee if you enrol.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between A1 and A2 German?

A1 covers very basic expressions, introductions and simple transactions in predictable situations. A2 adds routine exchanges, describing your background and managing familiar situations in shops, offices and appointments. Neither is conversational fluency.

Do I need German for an English-taught degree in Germany?

Most master’s programmes taught in English do not require German for admission, unless a specific programme states otherwise. German becomes more useful after you arrive, for daily life, part-time work and administration.

Do I need German for a German-taught degree?

Generally yes, at an advanced level. The exact level and accepted certificate depend on the university and programme, and C1 is a common target. Always confirm the specific requirement with the university.

What level should I eventually target for work in Germany?

For many professional roles where German is part of the job, B2 is a more realistic working target than A1 or A2. Exact requirements vary by employer and role.

Does Bluehawks offer B1, B2 or C1?

No. Bluehawks currently teaches A1 and A2 only.

Does Bluehawks conduct Goethe, telc, TestDaF or DSH examinations?

No. Bluehawks does not administer any of these examinations. The examination fee is paid separately to the relevant examination centre.

Is the examination fee included in the course fee?

No. Examination fees are separate and are paid directly to the relevant examination centre.

When does the next batch start?

Batch dates are confirmed by our team. Use the enquiry form below or message us on WhatsApp to ask about the next available date.

Are class recordings provided?

Yes. Both the A1 and A2 courses include recordings of live classes.

Is there a demo class?

We do not run free demo classes, since classes are live and taught in small batches. A paid demo is available for ₹999, adjusted in full against the course fee if you enrol. A free advisor conversation is also available.

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