1. What German Level Do You Need?
The German level required depends on your specific immigration or employment pathway:
| Germany Pathway | Typical German Requirement |
|---|---|
| Nurse – Professional Recognition | B2 German |
| Physiotherapist – Recognition | B2 German |
| MTRA / MTR Radiology | B2 German |
| OTA / ATA Assistants | B2 German |
| General Ausbildung (Vocational) | B1 German |
| Nursing Ausbildung | B1 or B2 (State dependent) |
| Au Pair in Germany | A1 German |
| Spouse / Family Visa | A1 German (Exemptions apply) |
| Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) | A1 German or B2 English |
2. Progressive A1 to B2 Modules
A1 Beginner
Pronunciation, basic grammar, vocabulary, greetings & simple everyday conversations for beginners.
A2 Elementary
Practical communication for shopping, travel, appointments, family, & everyday activities.
B1 Intermediate
Independent communication, expressing opinions, & general requirement for Ausbildung vocational visas.
B2 Upper Intermediate
Professional workplace communication, medical terminology, & mandatory for nursing & physio recognition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What German levels does Newpolyglots offer?
Newpolyglots offers German language classes from A1 to B2.
What German level do nurses need?
Nurses generally need B2 German for professional recognition and licensing in Germany.
What German level is required for Ausbildung?
B1 German is standard for general vocational training visas, while healthcare fields may require B2.
Start Learning German Today
Join Newpolyglots' interactive A1 to B2 German courses taught by experienced language trainers.