German A1 + A2 Course Bundle
From your very first word
to a confident A2.
Brand new to German? We guide you from the alphabet to everyday conversations.
Luzi & Johannes teach every lesson themselves, and we answer your questions personally.
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Everything in your bundle:
Study on Any Device
Learn on your phone, tablet or laptop. Pause and pick up again whenever you like.
4 Textbooks to Keep
Printable PDF books for each course. Clear explanations and lots of exercises.
Grammar Made Simple
Short videos explain every rule step by step. No jargon, no stress.
The Full Path to A2
All the grammar and words you need for A1 and A2. Nothing is left out.
Check Your Progress
A short test ends every chapter. You move on when you’re ready.
320+ Worksheets
Extra practice for every topic. Do as many as you need.
Built-In Flashcards
Hear every word spoken. See its gender, plural and an example sentence.
Verb Lists That Save Time
Handy lists of irregular, dative and reflexive verbs. Perfect for a quick review.
Hear it from our students:
Your lesson plan:
4 courses | 40 chapters
- Greeting & Farewell
- Alphabet
- Verb Conjugation
- Food & Beverages
- Accusative Case
- Sentence Structure
- Professions
- Numbers 0 - 100
- Personal Information
- Leisure Activities
- Modal Verb "can"
- Adverbs Of Frequency
- Family
- Possessive Article
- Irregular Verbs
- Places In A City
- Separable Verbs
- Time Prepositions
- Furniture
- Nominative Case
- Genders & Articles
- Transportation
- Perfect Tense
- Past Participle
- Colors & Materials
- Plural
- Describing Objects
- Seasons & Weather
- Time Prepositions
- Festivals
- Dative Case
- Local Prepositions
- Places in a City
- Formal Imperative
- Body parts / Health
- Modal Verb "sollen"
- Possessive Articles
- Inside a House
- Apartment Ads
- PP without "ge-"
- Verbs with 2 Objects
- Discuss Appearance
- Time Prepositions
- Hotel Facilities
- Appointments
- Pers. Pronouns Pl.
- Informal Imperative
- Housework
- Personal Pronouns
- Conjunctions
- Dative Verbs
- Subordinate Clause
- Conjunction "weil"
- Modal Verbs
- Prepositions
- Ordinal Numbers
- Modal Verb "wollen"
- Comparative
- Superlative
- Konjunktiv II Basics
- Modal Verbs in Simple Past
- Possessive Articles Plural
- Daily Life Vocabulary
- Conjunction "wenn"
- Adjective Declension
- Grocery Shopping
- 2 Way Prepositions
- Special Directional Verbs
- Furnishing an Apartment
- NOM, AKK & DAT
- Wer, wen, wem
- Events & Festivals
- Subordinate Clause
- Adjective Declension
- Nature & Landscapes
- Prepositions with AKK
- Reflexive Verbs
- All About Health
- Adjective Declension
- Prepositions "zu" & "bei"
- Travel Vocabulary
- Conjunction "dass"
- Verbs with Prepositions
- Eating in a Restaurant
- Konjunktiv II
- Verbs in Subjunctive
- Fitness & Health
- German Future Tense
- Verbs with Prepositions
- All About Work
- Prepositions of Direction
- Time Prepositions
- Travel Vocabulary
- Question Article "Welch-"
- The Pronoun "Dies-"
- Social Media Vocabulary
- Indirect Questions
- The Verb "lassen"
- Shopping Vocabulary
- Conjunctions
- "Wenn" VS "als"
- Study Tips
- Relative Clause NOM & AKK
- Prepositions: "seit" & "vor"
- University Vocabulary
- Passive Voice Present Tense
- The Position of "nicht"
- Shipping & Postal Service
- Relative Clause Dative Case
- Reflexive Verbs with Dative
- Things in Your Wallet
- Wo-/Da- Compound Words
- Conjunctions "bis" & "seit"
- Office Vocabulary
- "Woher" VS "wo"
- Local Prepositions
- Places & Activities
- Simple Past (Präteritum)
- "Erst" VS "schon"
- Talking About Electronics
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Pricing
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Basic Package
SAVE 22%
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- A1 + A2 Course
- 4 Textbooks & Workbooks (PDF)
- Over 320 Worksheets
- Irregular Verb Lists
- Dative Verb Lists
- Additional Cheat Sheets
- Lifetime Access
Flashcard Package
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- All from the Basic Package
- + Brainscape PRO APP
- + 12 months FREE PRO Access
- + 1800+ Flashcards
- + Audio, Gender & Plural Form
- + Example Sentences
- + Special Vocabulary Decks
Not sure yet?
Try our FREE A1 trial course first — the whole bundle is built in exactly the same way.
Frequently Asked Questions
The bundle takes you through the first two levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), the standard used across Europe to describe language ability: A1 (beginner) and A2 (elementary). With A2 you complete the basic user stage — the point where German stops being a handful of memorised phrases and becomes something you can actually use in everyday life.
At the end of the bundle, at A2, you can:
- Understand sentences and frequently used expressions about the things that matter in daily life — your family, your home, shopping, your health, and your work.
- Handle simple, routine situations that need a direct exchange of information: booking an appointment, eating in a restaurant, sending a parcel, or sorting things out at work.
- Describe in simple terms your background, your surroundings, and the things you need.
- Talk about what happened, what you would like to do, and what you are planning, and connect your ideas into longer sentences instead of short isolated ones.
A2 is also where German grammar really comes together. Subordinate clauses, adjective endings, relative clauses, the passive, and the Konjunktiv II all appear at this level — and getting them right here is what makes B1 feel manageable instead of overwhelming.
No. The bundle starts at absolute zero, with the very first chapter of A1.1, and takes you step by step all the way to the end of A2.2. You do not need any German at all before you begin.
If you already know some German, you may not need both levels. In that case, have a look at our A2 Level Complete Course instead.
When you finish A2, the natural next step is the B1 Level Complete Course.
And if you would like to see how we teach before committing to anything, our FREE A1 trial course is the easiest place to start.
Yes. The A1 + A2 Course Bundle contains all four of our courses: A1.1, A1.2, A2.1 and A2.2.
Each one has 10 chapters, so you get 40 chapters in total. The courses build on each other, chapter by chapter — together they take you through the entire A1 and A2 grammar and vocabulary syllabus from beginning to end.
You do not need to buy anything else to reach A2. This is the complete path.
Yes. You save 22% with the Basic Package and 23% with the Flashcard Package, compared with buying the four courses from A1.1 to A2.2 one at a time. It is also cheaper than buying the A1 and A2 levels separately: 417 instead of 446 USD for the Basic Package, and 557 instead of 584 USD for the Flashcard Package.
The discount is already included in the price you see — there is no code to enter.
There are no fixed days or times — and that is exactly the point.
This is a self-paced online course, not a live class. Every lesson is already recorded and waiting in your account. There is no timetable, no video call to join, no start date, and no group you need to keep up with.
You decide when you study. Early in the morning before work, late at night, twenty minutes on the train, or a whole Sunday afternoon — the course is available 24 hours a day, from any device with an internet connection.
The moment you sign up, everything is unlocked. And if life gets busy and you disappear for three weeks, nothing is lost. You simply pick up exactly where you left off.
That depends more on you than on the course: how much time you can invest each week, your mother tongue and the other languages you already speak, whether you live in a German-speaking country, and how motivated you are.
As a realistic guide from our teaching experience: if you have plenty of free time and want to move quickly, it is possible to finish both levels in around 2 to 3 months. At a normal pace, most of our students take around 7 months — about 3 months for A1 and 4 for A2.
The biggest factor is review. Go over every chapter again and do all the exercises; skip that, and it can take three times as long. Because you get lifetime access, there is no deadline — take it level by level, and review each level before you move on.
The bundle is a complete package rather than a video library — everything you need to go from zero to a solid A2 level. You get:
- Video lessons covering every grammar and vocabulary topic from A1 to A2.
- Four printable PDF textbooks and workbooks with clear explanations and practical exercises.
- Over 320 worksheets, with more than enough practice for every topic.
- Interactive online tests after every chapter, so you can check you have really mastered the material.
- An integrated flashcard app with audio, gender markers, plural forms, and real example sentences.
- Cheat sheets for irregular verbs, dative verbs, and other useful shortcuts.
- Lifetime access to everything, including future updates.
Brainscape is the flashcard app that comes with the Flashcard Package. It works with spaced repetition: after each card you rate how well you knew it, and the app brings the card back just before you would forget it. So you spend your time on the words you find hard, not on the ones you already know.
With the Flashcard Package you get 12 months of free Brainscape PRO access and our A1 and A2 decks: over 1,800 flashcards with audio, gender, plural forms and example sentences, plus special vocabulary decks.
Curious how the method works? Read more about it on Brainscape.
The materials, yes. The videos, no.
All written and audio materials can be downloaded directly — the textbooks, the workbooks, the worksheets, the cheat sheets, and the audio files. Print them, put them in a folder, work through them on the train without internet. They are yours.
The video lessons are streaming only and cannot be downloaded. That is purely to protect the course from piracy. You can watch them as often as you like, on any device, for as long as you have access — which is forever.
Partly — and we would rather be precise about this than oversell it.
All of our courses are built according to the official Goethe-Institut grammar and vocabulary guidelines for each level. The German you learn here is the German these exams test. The courses also include some Goethe-style exam exercises, though only a limited number.
What this is not is a dedicated exam preparation course. We do not drill exam technique, timing, or the full exam format section by section. If you want intensive exam training, you would add a specific prep course on top of this one.
That said, many of our students have passed the Goethe-Zertifikat exams after working through our courses. Because telc follows a very similar syllabus at each level, the same applies there.
Yes. After each level, you can request a certificate of course completion from YourGermanTeacher.
Please be aware of what that is and is not. It confirms you finished that level of our course. It is not an officially recognised language certificate — only accredited institutions such as the Goethe-Institut or telc can issue certificates that count for visa applications, universities, or employers.
If you need an official A1 or A2 certificate, you will need to sit one of those exams. Our job is to get your German ready for it.
All four courses are created and taught by Luzi and Johannes, the two German teachers behind YourGermanTeacher. We have been teaching German professionally since 2014, including more than a decade at a European language centre in Taipei, Taiwan, where we taught with all the major German textbooks on the market. That experience went straight into these courses: they are like a “best of” compilation of all the most prestigious German textbooks.
You may also know us from our YouTube channel, which we started in 2019 and where we have been explaining German grammar for free ever since. The courses use the same approach — clear English explanations, plenty of examples, and a bit of humour where the grammar gets painful.
YES! Anytime! For every single lesson and exercise, you can post your questions directly below the video, and we will answer them ASAP. In addition, you can see questions asked by other students along with our answers.
It acts like a private forum for each topic where you can gain valuable extra knowledge.
Fluent, no — that is not what A2 is, and no honest course would promise it at this stage. But this is the level where German starts to work for you in everyday life.
After completing both levels you will be able to have simple conversations about your daily life: your home, your work, your health, your free time, and your plans. You will be able to shop, eat out, travel, deal with the post office and make appointments, talk about what happened in the past, and ask and answer the common questions you need to find your way around a German-speaking country.
Speaking confidence comes from using the language, so the more you practise with real people alongside the course, the faster it will click.
Don’t rush! Take your time and do every single exercise. Follow the textbook and complete it lesson by lesson, worksheet by worksheet. Be consistent! Success isn’t about how much you can cram into one day; it’s about putting in steady work, ideally 3 times a week.
Very important: review every exercise! Writing your own examples and sentences for each grammar and vocabulary topic is crucial.
When it comes to memorising vocabulary, our flashcard app will give you everything you need to stay engaged and on track. Finally, try doing the course again from the beginning a couple of months later. It makes a huge difference!
No, you do not need to be fluent. However, you will need a basic understanding of English, because all instructions and grammar explanations are given in English.
Yes, absolutely! You can click the “Add VAT number” link in the order summary during the checkout process to enter your employer’s address and tax details.
If you don’t have those handy, don’t worry — you can easily add them later. Just click the “Update My Invoice” link in your course library after your purchase.
Yes — and we recommend it! Our FREE A1 level trial course is built in exactly the same way as all four courses in the bundle, so you will know exactly what you are getting. The bundle simply takes you all the way to A2… 😊
Because you get immediate access to all course materials, including everything you can download, we do not offer refunds or a money-back guarantee once you have bought the bundle. That is why we would love you to try the free trial first.
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