• Grammar – A flexible approach is followed to transfer a better understanding of the grammatical aspects. Students learn the differences in the construction of sentences through comparison. A broader explanation through presentations, followed by exercises and revision of the grammatical structures helps them improve their ability to focus on other modules, namely, writing, speaking, reading and listening.
• Writing – Students will learn to write about themselves and fill up forms in German language. They will learn to describe their family, home, their routines, day-to-day chores, festivals, vacations etc, both in present as well as in past tense. Basic introduction to the writing skills includes email writing (30 words maximum) on different situations such as invitation, apology, leave applications, planning both formal and informal.
• Speaking – Students learn various aspects of phonetics. Emphasis is on the pronunciation and intonation techniques and accent building. Students learn to speak about themselves, other languages and countries. They learn to formulate questions, requests, learn to lead basic conversations in various situations, both telephonic and personal.
• Reading – The students are introduced to small texts from the beginning to develop reading skills. For this, various visual techniques are included to support their abilities to comprehend the context in the German language. The students learn to understand various reading comprehensive texts such as short messages, notices, small advertisements, emails etc.
• Listening – The students are encouraged to speak and record their voices to develop listening abilities. Specialized attention will be paid on the familiarization with accents. The students will learn to comprehend official announcements, basic telephonic or personal conversations. Each class includes a listening exercise using audio-video support. The candidate will practice learning with audio files in the same format as used in the test.
• What do we cover in the course?
  We follow the curriculum designed to correspond both essential aspects of German culture and civilisation as well as important structures necessary to develop thinking strategies in the language. Main course topics include daily routine, health, my family, my home, holidays, vacations, events like festivals, birthdays etc.
• The curriculum essentially includes: Completion of the book, Preparation of the internationally recognised examination through mock-tests. For this, we include various resources such as books, worksheets, online material, quizzes, web series followed by questions.

We believe in encouraging students to focus on day- today activities and build vocabulary around them through brainstorming sessions, followed by interactions to motivate them to speak.