German (A1 Level)

Why Learn German Language?

German comes from the same language family as English

German and English are both ‘West Germanic languages’ and share similar language DNA. This means that as an English speaker, you’re going to have a much easier time learning German. In fact, over 26% of English vocabulary has shared roots with German, from grammar structure to vocabulary. It’s the main reason why German is one of the easiest languages to learn for English speakers.

Higher education in Germany is Free

We have always heard about Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, and the USA to be the most popular destination for higher studies. However, higher education in these countries can cost you 80,000$ only as tuition fees plus restrictions on your visa.

On the other hand, Germany provides low-cost education. The public universities offer zero tuition fees and offer two years post-study visas. This allows you to work for two years and then be eligible for the blue card ( permanent residence)

Choose different career options

• You can be a teacher
• You can work as a language translator
• You can work in an MNC as a language expert
• Multiple freelance options
• Work as an interpreter
• Work in Airline and tourism industry and many more

Get in the linguistic mindset of the world’s greatest innovators

Freud, Beethoven, Nietzsche, Mozart. Any of these ring a bell? It should because they’re the world’s greatest thinkers, innovators, and leaders in our lifetime. Now, we’re not saying that learning German will turn you into a Mozart (although, who knows ) However, you’ll be able to understand more of their creative and thinking process by learning the language.

Open up new career opportunities

Given the attractiveness of this country, companies from around the world are seeking out German speakers. In fact, just about any major international corporation will have some affiliation with Germany.

But most importantly, German powerhouses like BMW, Volkswagen, Adidas, and Lufthansa are all established around the world. Stand out amongst the tens of thousands of applicants you’ll be competing with by learning even the basics of German.

A1 Level

• Can understand and use familiar, everyday expressions and very simple sentences, which relate to the satisfying of concrete needs.
• Can introduce him/herself and others as well as ask others about themselves