Intensive German Course A1/A2 in Halle (S.)

The Intensive German Course A1/A2 in Halle (Saale) is designed for international participants who want to build their German language skills intensively and reach level A2. The course lasts 9 weeks and combines in-person classes, self-study time and targeted exam preparation. At the end of the course, you take the IDSK German exam at level A2.

What does the course include?

In the Intensive German Course A1/A2, you will systematically develop all four language skills: reading, listening, writing and speaking. The aim of the course is to develop your German language skills to level A2.

You will expand your vocabulary and improve your knowledge of German grammar.
You will practise communicating in German in typical everyday situations.
You will practise understanding spoken and written German.
You will learn to express yourself orally and in writing at A2 level.
In addition, we cover current cultural and social topics and help you gain a better understanding of Germany.
Throughout the course, you will prepare specifically for the A2 exam and learn important exam strategies.
Classes take place in person on four days per week. One additional day is reserved for self-study, including revision, vocabulary training and grammar exercises.

Which certificate will I receive?

The Intensive German Course A1/A2 concludes with an A2 examination administered by IDSK. After successfully passing the exam, you will receive an IDSK certificate confirming your German language level A2.

What are the requirements?

The Intensive German Course A1/A2 is suitable for participants aged 17 and over.

Basic A1 German skills are helpful but are not required. If you already have some knowledge of German, we recommend taking a placement test to find the course that matches your current language level.

Can I apply for a visa under Section 16f of the German Residence Act (AufenthG) with this German course?

Yes. The Intensive German Course A1/A2 at IDSK is generally suitable for applying for a visa under Section 16f of the German Residence Act (AufenthG). Whether a visa can be issued or extended depends on your individual situation and the decision of the responsible German embassy, consulate or foreigners’ authority.

The intensive course lasts 9 weeks and comprises 20 lesson units per week. The A1/A2 course concludes with an IDSK examination at A2 level.

Before registering, please contact the responsible German embassy or consulate in your home country to find out about the current requirements for a visa under Section 16f of the German Residence Act.

Are there any funding opportunities?

Under certain conditions, you can apply for funding for the Intensive German Course A1/A2 through the Investitionsbank Sachsen-Anhalt. Apply to Investitionsbank Sachsen-Anhalt