Learn practical language for preparing, revising, asking about tasks, and following simple written and spoken exam instructions.

Practice polite introductions, common interview questions, short A2 answers, and useful questions to ask about the role.

Learn the essential A2 language for reading a basic job ad, gathering documents, and sending a short, polite application.

Learn common occupation names and short phrases for saying where someone works or what they do. The focus is everyday conversation, not specialist careers.

Practice the phrases used to set, confirm, move, and join a basic work meeting. The focus is workplace coordination rather than personal plans.

Learn the everyday German needed for computers, printers, files, online calls, and common office technology problems.

Learn concise phrases for workplace requests, updates, attachments, replies, and polite follow-up messages. It assumes the learner already knows basic email parts.

Learn high-frequency German for talking about school, understanding a timetable, discussing homework and attendance, and following simple classroom instructions.

Build the basic vocabulary needed to understand a workplace and talk about colleagues, shifts, breaks, tasks, and simple work arrangements.