Already know some German and want to keep going in a clear, structured way? This 8-week Beginner II course is designed for students who completed Beginner I (or have the same foundation) and want to build confidence, vocabulary, and real-life speaking skills.

Not sure what A1 means? Here’s a simple explanation: CEFR Levels for German (A1–C2) .

Small group, hands-on learning, and a clear week-by-week structure (text + workbook included).

Course Details

• Schedule: To be announced
• Start: To be announced
• Time: To be announced
• Location: Ever’man Educational Center, Garden Street, Pensacola
• Total Price: To be announced
• Level: Beginner (A1) – Part 2
• Age: Adults and teens 16+
• Group Size: Limited to 10 participants

Beginner II Entry Requirement (Chapters 1–4)

Beginner II starts at a faster pace. To join this course, you should be comfortable with the grammar and content from chapters 1–4 of our textbook.

That means you can already do things like:

• Introduce yourself, greet people, and ask simple questions (W-questions)
• Use present tense regular verbs (singular + plural) and basic sentence structure
• Use sein, haben, möchten, and mögen in simple conversations
• Use articles in nominative and accusative (der/ein/kein …)
• Talk about personal information (name, address, job) and handle simple everyday dialogues (for example shopping)

Not sure if Beginner II is the right fit? No problem. Join the interest list below and I can send a short assessment based on chapters 1–4 so we can confirm the best level for you.

What We Will Cover in Beginner II (Chapters 5–8)

In Beginner II, we will work through chapters 5–8. You will expand your speaking skills and begin using German more naturally in real-life situations.

• Chapter 5: talking about free time, schedules, and making plans
• Chapter 6: family, friends, and describing people
• Chapter 7: food, cafés, ordering, and everyday routines
• Chapter 8: appointments, time, and planning your week

You will also strengthen core A1 grammar as it appears in real conversations, with speaking practice every session.

Your A1 Path: Beginner I–IV

German4FUN’s A1 level is designed as a clear 4-part path:

• Beginner I (8 weeks) – Chapters 1–4
• Beginner II (8 weeks) – Chapters 5–8
• Beginner III (8 weeks) – Chapters 9–12
• Beginner IV (8 weeks) – Chapters 13–16

That means you can complete A1 in 32 weeks (4 short courses), step by step, without feeling rushed.

How the Course Works

1. Join the interest list.
   Leave your contact details below to be notified about upcoming classes.
2. Get early access.
   You will be contacted before public registration opens.
3. Confirm your spot.
   Once dates are set, you can decide whether to join.
4. Learn step by step.
   Each week builds on the previous one, with speaking practice every session.

This Beginner II Course Is Perfect For You If

• You are 16 or older
• You completed Beginner I or already know the grammar from chapters 1–4
• You like small groups and personal guidance
• You want to speak more and feel less “stuck”

About Your Instructor

My name is Gesa. I am a native German speaker with more than 25 years of teaching and youth development experience.

I have taught more than 1,300 hours of German through platforms like Preply and Berlitz.

My goal in this course: you leave each Friday feeling clearer than when you walked in.

Join the Interest List

This class is currently full, but new Beginner II groups are planned. If you would like to be notified first when dates are announced, please leave your details below. There is no obligation to join.

Questions first? Email me anytime at teacher.gesa@gmail.com.