To learn German effectively, especially for self-learners, the first thing you need to keep in mind is to have a clear plan of what you will need to study, in order to ensure the best results and meet the time requirements.

Therefore, TT has launched a set of study plans, from A1 to B2 level, to provide students with a complete reference material and reduce the time spent on planning.

This plan is designed for preparing for the TELC certificate exam, making it suitable for students planning to study in Germany, especially those interested in vocational training.

This plan is for level A2; plans for later levels will be updated soon.

Include:

1) Study attitude and time

2) Objectives to be achieved by the end of the term

3) A specific lesson content plan must be achieved within 2 months.

The image above clearly shows you that the study timeframe should only be 2 months, and in the second month (after the first month), you will have to put in an extremely hard effort to achieve your goals.

To achieve the 2-month timeframe for A2, you need to study a minimum of 4 hours each day, every day of the week.

OBJECTIVES TO BE ACHIEVED

The table above shows the goals you need to achieve in the plan, with a minimum score of 60.

DETAILED STUDY PLAN

After completing all the content according to the detailed plan above, you should be confident enough to continue studying at the B1 level.

I wish you all the best in your studies.

VOGEL Vocational Training Center in Germany