Germany has emerged as one of the top study abroad destinations for Indian students, known for its world-class education, low or no tuition fees at public universities, and strong career opportunities. However, one factor that significantly shapes your success in Germany—academically and socially—is German language proficiency.
Whether you plan to study in Germany, explore job opportunities, or simply build global skills, German language training (A1 to B1) provides a powerful foundation for your future.
German language training is ideal for:
Students planning to study in Germany (Bachelor’s or Master’s programs)
Students applying to German public universities or Studienkolleg
Aspirants targeting German-taught or bilingual programs
Professionals aiming to work in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland
Students preparing for Goethe, ÖSD, or Telc certification
Anyone looking to strengthen global employability with a European language
If Germany is part of your study abroad plan, learning German is no longer optional - it’s a strategic advantage.
German is widely spoken native language in Europe and a key language of science, engineering, healthcare, and research. Learning German helps you:
Integrate better into German academic and social life (most programs in Germany are taught in English, however knowing German brings in a lot of confidence in interacting with the locals there)
Improve admission chances at German universities
Meet language requirements for visas and residence permits
Access part-time jobs and internships in Germany
Communicate confidently in daily life, from housing to healthcare
Build long-term career prospects in German-speaking countries
Even for English-taught programs, basic to intermediate German (A1–B1) makes your transition to Germany significantly smoother.
German language proficiency follows the CEFR framework, recognised globally.
This level builds your foundation and helps you handle everyday situations.
You’ll learn:
Basic introductions and everyday conversations
Numbers, time, date, routine, professions
Shopping, food, health, travel situations
Simple sentence formation
Basic grammar: verbs, cases, articles, adjectives
Listening & speaking activities for real-life use
A2 enables you to communicate more independently.
You’ll focus on:
Complex daily-life conversations
Describing experiences, plans, wishes
Writing formal/informal emails
Understanding short texts and dialogues
Grammar: separable verbs, past tense, comparative, dative/accusative usage
Speaking practice for exam preparation
B1 is a crucial milestone for students planning long-term stays in Germany.
At this level, you’ll learn:
Confident communication in everyday and workplace situations
Detailed descriptions of experiences, events, dreams, hopes, and ambitions
Understanding the main points of clear standard texts on familiar topics
Writing structured emails, letters, and short essays
Grammar: Konjunktiv II, complex sentence connectors, adjective endings, passive voice
Intensive speaking practice with exam-style questions
Exam preparation for Goethe/ÖSD/Telc B1 modules
Many German universities and visa pathways recommend or require B1 proficiency, making this level especially important for study abroad aspirants.
Germany offers over 1,500 English-taught programs, but real life in Germany happens in German. Students with language training:
Adjust faster to campus and city life
Perform better in internships and part-time jobs
Build stronger relationships with professors and peers
Stand out in post-study work opportunities
Learning German early, before you move, reduces stress and increases confidence once you arrive.
At MSO (My Study Overseas), German language training is designed to be structured, exam-aligned, and student-focused, helping you build real-world language skills, not just theoretical knowledge. This training will also be useful for job applications, visa interviews, and workplace interaction, as well as guidance for Goethe/ÖSD/Telc exam preparation
Focused attention and personalized guidance
Flexible timings
Regular assessments and feedback
Exam-oriented approach
Support for grammar clarification and speaking improvement
Trainer: Komaldeep Maangat
Levels Offered: German A1, A2, B1
Mode: Online live interactive sessions
Duration: Minimum 60 sessions per level
Schedule: Monday to Friday
Timings: Morning & Evening batches available
(Each level includes a minimum of 60 live sessions)
