Go Germany Today

German skills. Clear paths to study and train in Germany.

We help you learn German from A1 to B1, then guide you toward Ausbildung, Bachelor, and Master admissions — step by step.

How we help

Learning German is the foundation. Getting into the right programme is the next move. Go Germany Today connects both.

01

Build real German

Structured lessons from A1.1 to B1.2 with listening, reading, vocabulary, grammar, and practice — plus exam prep after each level band.

02

Choose your path

Whether you want vocational training or a university degree, we explain requirements, language levels, and what admissions teams look for.

03

Prepare applications

Guidance for documents, timelines, and how to present your profile for Ausbildung contracts or Bachelor and Master programmes.

Your Germany pathways

One destination, three routes. We support learners aiming for skilled training and for university study.

Ausbildung

Dual vocational training with a company and Berufsschule. We help you reach the German you need for applications, interviews, and daily life at work — and understand how Ausbildung contracts and language expectations usually work.

Bachelor

Undergraduate study at German universities and universities of applied sciences. We support language preparation toward typical entry levels and explain common admission steps for international applicants.

Master

Graduate programmes for students who already hold a Bachelor. We help you strengthen academic German, plan your timeline, and prepare for programme-specific language and document requirements.

German learning path

Follow clear modules from first greetings to B1 exam prep. Progress saves in your portal as you complete exercises.

A1.1

First steps

Twenty starter topics: greetings, numbers, key verbs, alphabet, pronouns, origin, family, articles, colors, classroom German, possessions, classroom objects, higher numbers, phone & email, simple food, clock times, feelings, city places, help phrases, and A1.1 review.

A1.2

Everyday life

Twenty everyday topics: food, shopping, time & routine, calendar, home, weather, hobbies, body & health, accusative basics, modal verbs, quantities, market & bakery, clothes, local transport, invitations, weekend plans, separable verbs, accusative prepositions, negation, and A1.2 review.

A1 Exam

A1 exam prep

After A1.2: practice the four A1 exam sections — Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen — plus one sample exam. Goethe- and telc-style skills training, not official past papers.

A2.1

Getting around

Twenty practical topics: travel & transport, directions, Perfekt basics, hotel & accommodation, appointments & doctor, clothes & appearance, dative & common prepositions, invitations & plans, phone calls & messages, separable verbs, station announcements, travel problems, city tours, post & packages, reflexive verbs, war/hatte, two-way prepositions, pharmacy & health, WG housing search, and A2.1 review.

A2.2

Work & opinions

Twenty practical topics for Ausbildung seekers: jobs, comparisons, opinions, applications, workplace routines, weil/wenn, media, celebrations, polite complaints, modal verbs, teamwork, shift schedules, money & banking, environment & recycling, von-genitive, adjective endings, Perfekt storytelling, advice with sollte, life in Germany, and A2.2 review.

A2 Exam

A2 exam prep

After A2.2: practice the four A2 exam sections — Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen — plus one sample exam. Goethe- and telc-style skills training, not official past papers.

B1.1

Independent German

Twenty B1.1 topics for independent, workplace-ready German: formal situations, Ausbildung vocabulary, complex sentences, relative clauses, passive intro, professional communication, housing & Anmeldung, bank & admin, news & society, interviews, advanced connectors, opinion writing, worker rights, insurance, travel bureaucracy, polite Konjunktiv II, media literacy, environment & society, contract reading, and a full B1.1 review.

B1.2

Ready for work

Twenty B1.2 topics for workplace-ready German: discussions, plans & hypotheticals, on-the-job language, polite negotiation, presentations, reports & Schichtübergabe, feedback & conflict, safety, customer service, exam strategies, meetings, longer emails, problem-solving, small talk, phone complaints, multi-step instructions, career plans, intercultural tips, B1 reading practice, and a B1.2 capstone review — aimed at Pakistani learners preparing for Ausbildung.

B1 Exam

B1 exam prep

After B1.2: four skill sections plus a sample exam for Goethe B1 / telc B1 style practice (not official papers).